With Apache Guacamole, you can use all kind of different remote desktop protocols (like SSH, VNC, RDP) to access your remote machines. Guacamole can run fine on Docker, but it’s a bit tricky to deploy on a Kubernetes environment. I haven’t found an existing deployment for the current version of Guacamole, so I decided to create my own.
Read More »Dip it – Deploy Apache Guacamole on Kubernetes
Running Ansible playbooks against Linux systems is common. The Ansible core team and the community have developed all sorts of modules that grow day by day in functionality. But there is also a quite broad base on modules, which have a Windows couterpart. I thought, it must be hard to get the communication right between Ansible and a Windows system, but it’s easier than you might think. And because it’s more fun, let’s do it with OpenSSH instead of WinRM.
Read More »It can do Windows too – Running Ansible on Windows