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Enabling clipboard support for vagrant-libvirt (vagrant-libvirt clipboard)

Enabling clipboard support for vagrant-libvirt (vagrant-libvirt clipboard)

So, I think I have mentioned how much I LOVE vagrant 😁 One of the things that I normally never do, is use the GUI of whatever VM I am using vagrant to control. Even if I am using the clipboard for vim or my web browser for my automated vagrant

packer build in a container...? 🛳️🤔

packer build in a container...? 🛳️🤔

tl;dr: I was able to run a packer build command, for my packer-kali_linux project, inside of a Fedora toolbox container which I had installed HashiCorp's packer and qemu/kvm...and that is just the start of the inception... 🙃😅 So...I am a weird individual... 😅 my normal setup for

disaster recovery to Proxmox

disaster recovery to Proxmox

Just to clarify I am doing this as more of a retroactive post to show how I migrated from my xcp-ng server ( I had some weird network sh!t go down...and I honestly didn't probably need to migrate but it happened 😅 ) to proxmox. Just wanted to link to the

Vagrant-ception or ViV (Vagrant in Vagrant)

Vagrant-ception or ViV (Vagrant in Vagrant)

Why? Jump down to the next section if you don't care why, and want to get into the details right away. 😁️ So, I run Linux as my main operating system and I enjoy using the native hypervisor stack of linux ( more info in a section below ), because I feel as

zfs rollback script

zfs rollback script

So, zfs is awesome (not going to get into that in this post)...and I love automation, so I set out to join the two together. 🙂️ I found the script below here: https://blog.woopi.org/wordpress/?p=60 elreydetoda/all-linux-tingsThis is a repo of all my configurations for different

random docker stuff

random docker stuff

First off if you don't understand any of the shell commands I use try and use this website to explain them: https://explainshell.com/ Docker namespace remapping Explaination So, I found this article, and it seems to have some pretty decent ideas for trying to harden docker. I was mainly

Terraforming with a whale (docker)

Terraforming with a whale (docker)

Updated: 19 Nov 2020 tl;dr examples at the bottom: https://blog.elreydetoda.site/docker-terraform/#example-cmds Intro and Credits So, I have to thank one of my friends Mr. Jamie Bowman, because he did an initial blog post that helped me get my head around the concept of doing this.

curl | bad

NOTE: the image for this blog post is because we are talking about something in the...shell... 😁️ I know that doing curl and directly pipe'ing into bash is considered a bad practice for security, and people discourage it. When it comes to automation though, sometimes there is no way to

Ubuntu install

Updated: 2020-04-24 This is a log of commands that I use for an ubuntu install that I will eventually convert into an ansible playbook, but for now I am just logging it here. DEs (Desktop Environments) * I normally use Ubuntu Mate * then install i3-gaps i3-gaps * will put my config up

Vim clipboard in vagrant over ssh?

Vim clipboard in vagrant over ssh?

NOTE: if there are tools that you don't know how to use/install, and would need an explain/video on how to do it then checkout the resources for this blog at: https://elrey.casa/info I love to use vim (as my bio says, and I will link to

minimal i3-gaps install ubuntu

minimal i3-gaps install ubuntu

I love using i3-gaps, especially for my work machine with x2go-server. This is a short guide on, what I think is, the most efficient, minimal, and "official" method of installing i3-gaps till it becomes official. 1. install Regolith Linux's PPA: sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:regolith-linux/stable 2. install i3-gaps: sudo

oh snap...tmuxinator

oh snap...tmuxinator

This is a short guide on the simplest way I have found how to install tmuxinator, which is used to create and manage tmux sessions. terms: bin(s): binary or binaries dir(s): directory or directories 1. Install ruby through a snap: sudo snap install ruby --classic 2. Install tmuxinator:

Resources

Comment below if you think there is a resource missing that should be here. Twitter hashtags * https://elrey.casa/hashtags Hypervisors Virtualbox - Windows install Automation Vagrant Vagrant/Virtualbox - Windows install Vagrant/Virtualbox - OSX install Vagrant - Linux install * repo supported (recommended, unless you are doing more advanced