Note that jinja2 syntax allows for proper comments[1] as well.
So if you were to comment out a line or a block for any reason, you could
also use:
```
{# Comment out emails until we fix deeper issue
#{% if env == 'production' %}
#'mail_admins',
#{% endif %}
#}
],
```
Depends, obviously on whether
Hello,
Introducing myself to the infra community.
My name is David Sastre, and I'm currently employed by Red Hat (4 and a
half years), currently working as a Senior Product Security Engineer.
I come from a system administration background and I'm familiar with
GNU/Linux, and RHEL and Fedora in pa
Hello infra!
Currently, in Copr team we are periodically preparing those kinds of images for
our VM builders:
- x86_64 AMI image for AWS
- aarch64 AMI
- x86_64 image for hypervisors
- ppc64le qcow2 image (uploaded to Power9 OpenStack and to our Power8
hypervisors)
- s390x qcow2 (built in IBM Clo
Pavel, I know my team uses packer.io to build our golden images for our
infrastructure. I know we build qcow2 and AMI images and have them uploaded
to our AWS, OpenStack, and RHV instances. I would be willing to sit down
and help test this with you if you would like.
On Wed, Feb 23, 2022, 12:19 PM
On Wed, Feb 23, 2022 at 12:19 PM Pavel Raiskup wrote:
>
> Hello infra!
>
> Currently, in Copr team we are periodically preparing those kinds of images
> for
> our VM builders:
>
> - x86_64 AMI image for AWS
> - aarch64 AMI
> - x86_64 image for hypervisors
> - ppc64le qcow2 image (uploaded to Powe
On Wed, Feb 23, 2022 at 06:18:24PM +0100, Pavel Raiskup wrote:
> Hello infra!
>
> Currently, in Copr team we are periodically preparing those kinds of images
> for
> our VM builders:
...snip...
>
> - I thought the answer is Image Builder, but there's a missing support for
> Fedora ppc64le and
On Tue, Feb 22, 2022 at 07:57:10PM -0500, Andrew Heath wrote:
> Hey all, my name is Andy Heath and I'm a Senior Information systems
> engineer at Red Hat. I have been using Fedora for the better part of 7+
> years and would like to give back. Some of the skills I have developed over
> the years I t
