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Fedora Community Blog: Contribute to the Fedora Project during Hacktoberfest 2022
Allow us to wake you up when September ends because Hacktoberfest is (nearly) here. And you can contribute to the Fedora Project while participating in Hacktoberfest 2022! This event is an excellent opportunity to advocate for free and open-source software, all while giving back to the community with the contribution of your choice. Hacktoberfest includes low and non-code contributions. You can diversify your contributions to include writing docs, creating designs, running tests, mentoring folks, and much more. This global event is open for anyone, from students to professionals. People of all backgrounds and skill levels are encouraged to join us.
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How Podman packaging works on Linux | Opensource.com
Over the past few months, the Podman project has been reworking its process for generating Debian and Ubuntu packages. This article outlines the past and present of the Debian packaging work done by the Podman project team. Please note that this article does not refer to the official Debian and Ubuntu packages that Reinhard Tartler and team created and maintain.
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New Ebook: 10 resources to make you a better communicator | The Enterprisers Project
Are you desperate for advice on fostering healthy conflict in your organization? Have you been stressed out by the prospect of endless meetings with a new remote workforce? What are the best ways to enhance your EQ in the modern workplace? Especially in this time of hybrid work, IT leaders need to know how to make connections across the globe.
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IT talent: 6 tips for success in an SRE role
A career in Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) can be very promising. LinkedIn named the Site Reliability Engineer one of the 25 fastest-growing job titles over the past five years. As the need for more SRE professionals grows, so does the need for specific skills.
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Using a GraphQL endpoint from an Ansible playbook
I recently had to call a GraphQL API from an Ansible playbook, and considering I had never done that before and there is little to no documentation about this online, it was a bit tricky.
In the end, I got everything working, and figured I would share here for posterity (and myself, when I have to do this again in the future!)
A GraphQ API call consists of either one or two parts: the actual query or mutation and optionally a set of variable as input to the query or mutation.
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The benefits and limitations of flexible array members | Red Hat Developer
Discover how flexible array members offer convenience and improve performance, and how compiler complexities are mitigated.