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Deploying a GitLab Runner on AWS
Problem
I recently encountered an informational message on GitLab. I had used almost all the 400 minutes that the free tier provides for GitLab runners. I have previously run GitLab… Read More
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Deploying a Flask App to AWS – Overview
This project will get the Flask fiance and savings calculator up and running on AWS from scratch.
There are a few prerequisites required before hand, such as AWS CLI access to your… Read More
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Cloudformation Multi-Stack Architectures
In my previous post, I have talked about deploying a CloudFormation nested stack. Here I will discuss how I made that nested stack work and the differences between a nested stack and… Read More
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CloudFormation Nested Stacks With Git Sync & a GitLab Pipeline Complete Overview
This post follows on from the previous post, CloudFormation Nested Stacks With Git Sync & a GitLab Pipeline. This post will detail all the steps now they have been fully worked… Read More
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CloudFormation Nested Stacks With Git Sync & a GitLab Pipeline
Continuing on from the work in the previous post for setting up GitSync and a GitLab pipeline with CloudFormation. This will detail how to use a Nested Stack that is stored in a GitLab… Read More
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CloudFormation Git Sync & GitLab Pipeline
This is a continuation of the previous projects for Adding Numbers with API Gateway, Lambda and DynamoDB. That mini project was more about the AWS resources. This project is to set… Read More
My Projects
Currently, I’m working on multiple projects, harnessing the potential of Python, Ansible, Terraform, and GitLab to drive automation.
Within the realm of network environments, I’m constantly exploring various aspects of automation, collaborating with leading vendors like Cisco, Arista, FortiNet, F5, and AWS.
I’ve encountered the challenges of automating tasks with traditional Cisco syntax, but I’ve also discovered the opportunities that arise when embracing platforms with API support or utilizing infrastructure-as-code tools like Terraform and Ansible.