We create automatically EC2 instances as ReviewApps. The reviewer are supposed to destroy the ec2 instances but this doens't happen always.
So i would like to script (Lambda, Terraform, etc?) that EC2 instances for this specific AWS user are get automatically destroyed after X days. Is there are known execution?
Is there an comfortable way (example with PowerShell) to do a network scan for every share and list the shares which has setup that ,,Everyone" can Read and Write.
Are there specific tools (like rrdtool) or powershell commands to generate graphs of windows event logs?
For the first I want to visualize the Windows Server 2008 R2 event log "PrintService". There is written on which time which user is printing on which printer. The visualization should be something like, how much is printed (on the specific) printer on which day, etc.
It is possible to export the content.
Edit1
I did now a xml export. Now I try with PowerShell to count how often the same username
written in
<Param3>username</Param3>)
appears.
The output should be like
it is possible to configure keepalived so that only the master server are running an active service from haproxy?
Currently LB1 and LB2 (both with keepalived and haproxy) works great. But sometimes some requests is taken from LB2 (which is backup and the logs show it also) which results in an connection error in the browser
I deactivated haproxy on LB2 (service haproxy stop) and everything works fine. But now when LB1 goes down LB2 is going into master with an not started haproxy service.
I'm using Ubuntu Server 14.04.