Go home packet-tracer, you’re drunk.
It’s not been a fun week. Last Monday, I started to make some changes to our firewalls that would allow me (this coming Monday) to move some equipment from …
Unprofessional Services
I don’t often do ranting posts, which is good, but I have learned to never say never. Which is why we are here now. We recently went through an …
ASAs and Ansible: Secure secrets with Ansible Vault
The Ansible scripts I have written so far to update Pingdom IPs and update Palo Alto GPCS IPs have worked fine, certainly as intended, but would fall foul of …
ASAs and Ansible: Variables and APIs
Following on from the post about using Ansible to manage the 100+ Pingdom probe IP addresses, today’s post is very similar, but this time working with the IP addresses for …
ASAs and Ansible: Bye-bye to managing 100+ IPs
Third-party monitoring is good for a number of reasons, mainly being that your services can be checked from a number of locations, alleviating the burden of setting this up …