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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 8th of December 2021 07:53:50 PM Filed under
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    The world of work has shifted. While some organizations have opted for their employees to return onsite, many others have switched to a hybrid work model that combines both in-office and remote workers.

    As organizations continue to refine what their hybrid work model should look like, it is important to consider some practices that have strengthened employee productivity and satisfaction. Here are three examples.

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    “The labor challenges we faced in 2021 aren’t about to ease up, so the key to building the best team is retaining your talent," says Rich Theil, CEO, The Noble Foundry. "You have to make the environment one they love to work in. Develop better ways of working, introduce more fun, and be a lot more intentional about relationships and you’ll thrive in the new year.”

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  • Modernize and migrate to Kubernetes with open source tools | Red Hat Developer

    The following video presents a few of the problems you might encounter during this transition, based on a fictional company named Globex Corporation. We use this invented case study to show how to modernize and migrate an n-tier monolithic retail application to Kubernetes, and feature free and open source tools offered by the Konveyor community.

  • Fedora Magazine: Use LVM to system-upgrade a Fedora Linux server with minimal downtime

    Has your Fedora Linux server been End of Life for months because you can’t seem to schedule the hours of downtime required to upgrade it? There are ways to shorten that downtime to just the few minutes required for a reboot. You can do this utilizing LVM and VM technologies, all provided by Fedora.

    Most users find it simple to upgrade from one Fedora Linux release to the next with the standard process. However, special cases can be handled using existing Fedora VM and LVM capabilities. This article shows one way to upgrade a Fedora Linux server using DNF while using Logical Volume Management (LVM) to keep a bootable backup in case of problems. How to run the upgrade concurrently in a virtual machine to minimize downtime will also be demonstrated. This example upgrades a Fedora Linux 33 virtual machine host to Fedora Linux 35.

    The process shown here is admittedly more complex than the exceptionally easy standard upgrade process. Thus, you should have a strong grasp of how LVM and virtual machines work before attempting. Without proper skill and care, you could lose data and/or be forced to reinstall your system! If you don’t have essential Fedora Linux administration skills, it is highly recommended you stick to the supported upgrade methods only.

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AnsibleFest 2021

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 8th of December 2021 07:57:59 PM.
  • 10 lessons learned about automating container deployment tasks on Linux | Enable Sysadmin

    At AnsibleFest 2021, we presented a talk about container task automation on Linux, where we learned a lot more than we expected about automation specifically and presenting generally. To share our knowledge, we've summarized our top 10 takeaways from this project, including things about containers, new Ansible tools, and preparing our presentation—including some technical lessons learned while building the demo.

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