Here is the scenario. I have a bunch of pods, services and routes already created. However there is no replication controller. How do I just add a replication controller to those existing objects.
Here's the sample yaml for the kubernetes objects. https://github.com/openshift/origin/tree/release-3.9/examples/wordpress
I have an existing desktop with a bunch of applications already installed. Is there a way for me to move it to AWS Workspaces as is?
It seems from my testing is that AWS's Workspaces service doesn't support migrations. You have to use their base image and then customize it with "bundles". Is that true?
Ran "vagrant up" and did some changes. Want to go back to a clean installation. How do you reset vagrant back to it's original state? Do you run "vagrant destroy" and then "vagrant up" or do you "vagrant box remove" and then "vagrant up"
What type of permissions and/or roles do you need to assign to a Active Directory (Windows Server 2008 R2) user to be local administrator on Windows 7?
I'm hoping someone will help me since I've been googling around for some answers but I can't seem to get a straight forward answer.
Disclaimer first... I'm not a network guy, programmer by trade.
So I inherited an environment consisting of a Dell PowerConnect 2848. All our workstations, servers and VOIP system is hooked up into this one device. Looking in the admin utility, it seems that it's just one VLAN (the default #1). Here's what I want to do. I want to break it up to 3 VLANs, one for voice, another for vmware esxi/storage and one for everything else. What do I need to do.
What I've done so far: read the dell pdf. Created the 2 addition vlan membership (101 - vmware, 201 - voice for a total of 3... include default 1). Now I think I'm supposed to tag and untag which ports are associated to which vlan membership but I'm stuck at that point. What should be a T and what should be a U and I'm guessing I also need to put in an ethernet cable connecting the T and U correct?
Thanks in advance.