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- docker
- linux
- cloud
- gcp
- security
title: BitWarden password manager self-hosted on free Google Cloud instance
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- docker
- windows
- wsl
- containers
title: Docker on Windows 10 with WSL2
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- linux
- shell
- logs
- regex
title: Finding the most popular IPs in a log file
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- crostini
- docker
- shell
- containers
title: Setting up Linux on a new Lenovo Chromebook Duet (bonus arm64 complications!)
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tags:
- docker
- vmware
- containers
- networking
- security
title: AdGuard Home in Docker on Photon OS
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tags:
- linux
- shell
- automation
title: Automatic unattended expansion of Linux root LVM volume to fill disk
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- homelab
- tasker
- automation
- networking
- security
title: Cloud-hosted WireGuard VPN for remote homelab access
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- vro
- javascript
- powershell
- automation
title: Creating static records in Microsoft DNS from vRealize Automation
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One of the requirements for my vRA deployments is the ability to automatically create a static `A` records for non-domain-joined systems so that users can connect without needing to know the IP address. The organization uses Microsoft DNS servers to provide resolution on the internal domain. At first glance, this shouldn't be too much of a problem: vRealize Orchestrator 8.x can run PowerShell scripts, and PowerShell can use the [`Add-DnsServerResourceRecord` cmdlet](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/dnsserver/add-dnsserverresourcerecord?view=windowsserver2019-ps) to create the needed records.

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- docker
- linux
- cloud
- containers
- chat
title: Federated Matrix Server (Synapse) on Oracle Cloud's Free Tier
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tags:
- vmware
- vra
- lcm
- salt

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- python
- rest
- vmware
- vra
- networking
title: Integrating {php}IPAM with vRealize Automation 8
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- vra
- abx
- activedirectory
- automation
- windows
title: Joining VMs to Active Directory in site-specific OUs with vRA8
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Connecting a deployed Windows VM to an Active Directory domain is pretty easy; just apply an appropriately-configured [customization spec](https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/7.0/com.vmware.vsphere.vm_admin.doc/GUID-CAEB6A70-D1CF-446E-BC64-EC42CDB47117.html) and vCenter will take care of it for you. Of course, you'll likely then need to move the newly-created computer object to the correct Organizational Unit so that it gets all the right policies and such.

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- cluster
- vra
- availability
- networking
title: Notes on vRA HA with NSX-ALB
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This is going to be a pretty quick recap of the steps I recently took to convert a single-node instance of vRealize Automation 8.4.2 into a 3-node High-Availability vRA cluster behind a standalone NSX Advanced Load Balancer (without NSX being deployed in the environment). No screenshots or specific details since I ran through this in the lab at work and didn't capture anything along the way, and my poor NUC homelab struggles enough to run a single instance of memory-hogging vRA.

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- vra
- abx
- powershell
- vmware
title: Run scripts in guest OS with vRA ABX Actions
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Thus far in my [vRealize Automation project](/series/vra8), I've primarily been handing the payload over to vRealize Orchestrator to do the heavy lifting on the back end. This approach works really well for complex multi-part workflows (like when [generating unique hostnames](/vra8-custom-provisioning-part-two#the-vro-workflow)), but it may be overkill for more linear tasks (such as just running some simple commands inside of a deployed guest OS). In this post, I'll explore how I use [vRA Action Based eXtensibility (ABX)](https://blogs.vmware.com/management/2020/09/vra-abx-flow.html) to do just that.

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- linux
- cloud
- docker
- containers
- chat
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- vmware
- homelab
- vra
- lcm
title: VMware Home Lab on Intel NUC 9
featured: false
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- linux
- tanzu
- kubernetes
- shell
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thumbnail: "PowerCLI.png" # Sets thumbnail image appearing inside card on homepage.
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codeLineNumbers: false # Override global value for showing of line numbers within code block.
series: Tips
series: Scripts
tags:
- vmware
- powercli
- powershell
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