This video series is pure gold. I'm a backend developer by day and wanted to learn IaC and dev ops related tools for years. Your videos really showed and explained to me, how tools like Terraform or Ansible work and *for what* they can be used.
This has been a super useful series. I would love to see a video to setup a ntfy instance on a private tailnet. It has the added complexity of needing ssl certificate for the service to work properly.
You could expose ntfy using Tailscale serve. Example. Say ntfy runs on port 8080, something like "tailscale serve --bg 8080" would make it available with TLS inside your tailnet at nodename.magicdns-generatedname.ts.net
Hi. I've enabled SSH on a debian VM and have connected to it successfully using the Tailscale plugin in vscode. When I add another tailscale machine on my tailnet (also with SSH enabled) to the ansible hosts file in the debian VM, it can't connect. I get 'Permission denied (tailscale)' when doing 'ansible all -m ping'. When I specify a user in the playbook, or hosts file, it will just freeze when trying to ping (or will freeze on gathering facts if I try run a role). Not sure what I'm doing wrong. Did I need to alter anything access controls?
I would like to see a part 4 with the complete automatic setup using maybe github actions with a start and stop that simulate create and destroy of the vm and dns record. Thanks
Nicely done, Alex! You packed a lot into those episodes! In case anyone needs a *really* basic intro to Ansible, which doesn't even *begin* to cover most of the stuff you covered, I did one (gulp!) eight years ago here: ua-cam.com/video/MfoAb50Br94/v-deo.html There was a lot less to Ansible then, and, of course, no Tailscale yet! A few things have changed, but in general I think most of it is still valid. Might be useful for someone.
Those videos are among the best on UA-cam (for me), your ability to explain is really, really good.
This video series is pure gold. I'm a backend developer by day and wanted to learn IaC and dev ops related tools for years.
Your videos really showed and explained to me, how tools like Terraform or Ansible work and *for what* they can be used.
This has been a super useful series. I would love to see a video to setup a ntfy instance on a private tailnet. It has the added complexity of needing ssl certificate for the service to work properly.
You could expose ntfy using Tailscale serve.
Example. Say ntfy runs on port 8080, something like "tailscale serve --bg 8080" would make it available with TLS inside your tailnet at nodename.magicdns-generatedname.ts.net
Love these videos, great work!
@33:48 😬😬
Thanks a lot. You are doing really fantastic training videos.
Hey Alex, will there be a video on your home lab setup utilizing tailscale?
What would you specifically like to see? -Alex
I'm trying to use Ceph storage using Tailscale. So far so good.
It will be good if you make a video about it
For a large setup
Jenkins with ansible and terraform for automation. Instead of just file.
Love you videos
I would really like to see a video about tailscale + nixos
What specifically interests you? -Alex
@@Tailscale A tutorial similar to this series, but where instead of ansible (and ubuntu) your use nixos, would be very interesting!
To add to that: If there's enough nixos interest in your audience, maybe go into remote builds using tailscale ssh.
@@Tailscale Oh, oh! Perhaps integration with NixOps or their various other deployment strategies, just like this series! 😻
Hi. I've enabled SSH on a debian VM and have connected to it successfully using the Tailscale plugin in vscode. When I add another tailscale machine on my tailnet (also with SSH enabled) to the ansible hosts file in the debian VM, it can't connect. I get 'Permission denied (tailscale)' when doing 'ansible all -m ping'. When I specify a user in the playbook, or hosts file, it will just freeze when trying to ping (or will freeze on gathering facts if I try run a role). Not sure what I'm doing wrong. Did I need to alter anything access controls?
I would like to see a part 4 with the complete automatic setup using maybe github actions with a start and stop that simulate create and destroy of the vm and dns record. Thanks
Ooo I like that idea 💡
Nicely done, Alex! You packed a lot into those episodes!
In case anyone needs a *really* basic intro to Ansible, which doesn't even *begin* to cover most of the stuff you covered, I did one (gulp!) eight years ago here:
ua-cam.com/video/MfoAb50Br94/v-deo.html
There was a lot less to Ansible then, and, of course, no Tailscale yet! A few things have changed, but in general I think most of it is still valid. Might be useful for someone.
nix ?
能让新手一键学会吗？
I have a challenge/idea for a video Alex. Matrix server (synapse or other) + tailscale + docker (or nix or other). Look forward to your next video!