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Rundeck is an open source automation service that lets you easily run automation tasks across a set of nodes. It comes with a web console, command line tools, and a WebAPI. In this guide, I’ll take you through the steps to install and configure Rundeck on Ubuntu 18.04 & Debian 9. The same should also work for Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Features of Rundeck Distributed command execution Workflow (including option passing, conditionals, error handling, and multiple workflow strategies) Pluggable execution system (SSH and WinRM by default; Powershell available) Pluggable resource model (get details of your infrastructure from external systems) On-demand (Web GUI, API or CLI) or scheduled job execution Secure Key store for passwords and keys Role-based access control policy with support for LDAP/ActiveDirectory/SSO Access control policy editing/management tools History and auditing logs Use any scripting language Step 1: Update your system & Set the hostname Start your installation by making sure your packages are updated. sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade -y After update, set server hostname. sudo hostnamectl set-hostname rundeck.example.com Add the hostname and IP address to /etc/hosts echo "192.168.17.50 rundeck.example.com" | tee -a /etc/hosts Step 2: Install Java 8 ( SE or OpenJDK) Rundeck requires Java 8 installed on the host system. You can install Java 8 on your Ubuntu 18.04 / Debian 9 by: 1. Add Java 8 PPA repository sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java Press  [ENTER] when prompted to add the repository to your system. 2. Install Java 8 on Ubuntu 18.04 / Debian 9 sudo apt install oracle-java8-installer Press Ok to Agree to Oracle Binary Code License Agreement for the Java SE Platform Products and JavaFX. Next, Accept  Oracle Binary Code license terms by selecting Yes After the installation is done, confirm the Java version installed: $ java -version java version "1.8.0_191" Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_191-b12) Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.191-b12, mixed mode) To install OpenJDK 8, just run: sudo apt install openjdk-8-jdk-headless Step 3: Install Rundeck on Ubuntu 18.04 / Debian 9 After installing Java 8, proceed to install Rundeck on Ubuntu 18.04 / Debian 9. Check for the latest release of Rundeck before downloading. wget https://dl.bintray.com/rundeck/rundeck-deb/rundeck_3.0.22.20190512-1.201905130100_all.deb Once downloaded, install the package using dpkg command: $ sudo dpkg -i rundeck*.deb Selecting previously unselected package rundeck. (Reading database ... 105814 files and directories currently installed.) Preparing to unpack rundeck_3.0.22.20190512-1.201905130100_all.deb ... Unpacking rundeck (3.0.22.20190512-1.201905130100) ... Setting up rundeck (3.0.22.20190512-1.201905130100) ... Adding group rundeck....done Adding system user rundeck....done Processing triggers for ureadahead (0.100.0-20) ... Processing triggers for systemd (237-3ubuntu10.3) ... Step 4: Configure Rundeck The main configuration file is /etc/rundeck/framework.properties. Edit the file to customize Rundeck I have modified my Rundeck server connection information to be similar to below: framework.server.name = rundeck.example.com framework.server.hostname = rundeck.example.com framework.server.port = 4440 framework.server.url = http://192.168.17.50:4440 Also set correct hostname on /etc/rundeck/rundeck-config.properties $ sudo vim /etc/rundeck/rundeck-config.properties grails.serverURL=http://192.168.17.50:4440 Don’t forget to replace all occurrences of rundeck.example.com & 192.168.17.50 with your correct values for hostname and IP address. When done with the changes, start rundeckd and set it to start on boot: sudo systemctl start rundeckd sudo systemctl enable rundeckd If you have an active ufw firewall, allow port 4440 sudo ufw allow 4440/tcp To check service status, use: $ sudo systemctl status rundeckd

* rundeckd.service - LSB: rundeck job automation console Loaded: loaded (/etc/init.d/rundeckd; generated) Active: active (running) since Wed 2018-11-14 11:24:45 PST; 19s ago Docs: man:systemd-sysv-generator(8) Main PID: 4751 (java) Tasks: 20 (limit: 2319) CGroup: /system.slice/rundeckd.service `-4751 java -Drundeck.jaaslogin=true -Djava.security.auth.login.config=/etc/rundeck/jaas-loginmodule.conf -Dloginmodule.name=RDpropertyfile Nov 14 11:24:45 rundeck.example.com systemd[1]: Starting LSB: rundeck job automation console... Nov 14 11:24:45 rundeck.example.com rundeckd[4726]: * Starting rundeckd Nov 14 11:24:45 rundeck.example.com rundeckd[4726]: ...done. Nov 14 11:24:45 rundeck.example.com systemd[1]: Started LSB: rundeck job automation console. Step 5: Access Rundeck UI Open http://[IP or hostname]:4440/ on your favorite web browser to Login to Rundeck web console. The default logins are: Username: admin Password: admin Changing admin user password by editing the file /etc/rundeck/realm.properties sudo vim /etc/rundeck/realm.properties Set like below: admin:NEW_ADMIN_PASSWORD,user,admin,architect,deploy,build Restart rundeckd service: sudo systemctl restart rundeckd I hope this tutorial was helpful in your journey to install and configure Rundeck on Ubuntu 18.04 / Debian 9.

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Send Rundeck Notification Using DaDaPush

Rundeck is an open-source software Job scheduler and Run Book Automation system for automating routine processes across development and production environments. It combines task scheduling, multi-node command execution, workflow orchestration and logs everything that happens.

DaDaPush is a real-time notifications app. Anyone can send real-time notifications through our API without coding and maintaining your own app for iOS or Android devices.

Step 1: Install Rundeck

There are several install options: a self-contained war file, or RPM, or Debian. we choose docker with doing this.

docker run -d -p 4440:4440 rundeck/rundeck:3.1.0

After install and run success, you can open url “http://127.0.0.1:4440“, with username/password: admin/admin

Step 2: Install Rundeck DaDaPush Notification Plugin

go to our repo: https://github.com/dadapush/rundeck-dadapush-notification-plugin

download the latest release jar, look like this: rundeck-dadapush-notification-plugin-[VERSION].jar

Step 3: Upload Plugin to Rundeck

please go menu: plugins -> upload plugin, then select rundeck-dadapush-notification-plugin-[VERSION].jar and submit. You can go to menu plugins -> installed plugins, review installed plugins.

Step 4: Send Test Notification

create new project, name as “localhost“

go to project “localhost“, and edit Configuration.

project.plugin.Notification.DaDaPushNotification.base_path=https://www.dadapush.com project.plugin.Notification.DaDaPushNotification.channel_token=ctXXXXXXXX

create new job, name as “disk size“,description as “compute localhost disk size“, and workflow define command “du -csh“, enable notification with “DaDaPush Notification“

go to job “disk size”, and click “Run Job Now”, you will receive some notifications.

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How to add remote nodes to Rundeck

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Rundeckis an incredibly powerful administration tool that enables the administrator to manage multiple data center nodes from a single point of entry. Imagine that you have many servers that you want to control from a single, web-based, user-interface. With Rundeck,…

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Using your FRM file to get Schema and then import idb files..

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Is Outsourced Operations a DevOps Anti-Pattern?

In theory, outsourcing offers many benefits, from labor elasticity to economies of scale. It has the potential to release more management time and mindshare for the things that matter – things that contribute to customer value or competitive advantage.

Yet the large scale functional outsourcing of IT services in previous decades often failed to deliver ROI. And for some, the reputation of any IT outsourcing remains tarnished by association.

Conversely, few modern businesses would question the benefits of using cloud computing. Letting a hyper-scale cloud provider handle the heavy lifting associated with traditional IT infrastructure and operations is standard practice these days.

So, why are some technology leaders reluctant to work with third parties for the remaining management overhead, even when using a cloud-based infrastructure? Is all outsourcing inherently flawed, or can outsourced operations management be effective when combined with modern ways of working? In short, is it possible for a business to embrace DevOps principles to unlock those theoretical benefits of outsourcing without creating additional problems?

To answer these questions, it’s worth clarifying what we mean by DevOps and looking more closely at the challenges associated with outsourcing.  

DevOps defined

DevOps is a response to the weaknesses of traditional operational models optimized according to the role and characterized by technological silos. It draws on Agile, Lean, and systems thinking to create a new model optimizing the flow of value to customers.  Some people have the misconception that DevOps inherently requires Dev and Ops people to work on the same team. This is a very effective way of bringing together the two factions from a traditional IT organization. But ‘you build it, you run it’ teams come with their own challenges and it’s certainly not the only organizational topology that can support effective DevOps. See Matthew Skelton’s DevOps Topologies for more insights.

It is also possible to implement highly effective DevOps practices while running separate infrastructure and operations teams. This is clearly evident in Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) where software engineering principles are applied to IT operations in a forward-thinking operating model. You don’t need to be the size of Google to make it work either.

Challenges with outsourcing

Accelerate: the State of DevOps links functional outsourcing with what the report’s authors consider to be ‘low performance’. This is critical because the low performers are negatively correlated with factors related to organizational success, such as growth, profitability, and market share. However, the report highlights that these findings relate specifically to functional outsourcing. And that other forms of outsourcing don’t show the same low-performance correlation. So where exactly does traditional functional outsourcing fall down?

Seven sins of functional outsourcing:

Functional outsourcing creates silos (and, to quote Rundeck co-founder Damon Edwards, silos ruin everything).

Handoffs – every time we hand over from one group to another, we lose information and context. That’s an inescapable fact of human communication. Lost information leads to defects, lower quality, and waste.

Handoffs also result in queues, which mean more waiting and more waste.

Batching of work – handoffs and queues result in larger batches of work, which means longer lead times and increased cost of delay. This is compounded by the high transactional cost of taking work from one silo to another: people are incentivized to batch work to reduce costs. So high-value and low-value features get lumped together, and all work – whether high or low value – is delivered at the same (sluggish) pace.

Silos optimize locally, focussing on the goal of the silo (like ��100% uptime’, or ‘ship more features faster’, to choose extreme examples). This can ignore the goal of the system (happy customers who spend more money).

Friction and blame – local optimization for local goals, the inevitable defects arising from handoffs, and delays caused by queues and large batch sizes reduce trust between functional groups. Low trust environments tend to give rise to more rigid contract structures and greater scrutiny. This adds further overhead and contributes to spiraling costs, delays, and inflexibility.

Lack of contractual flexibility – the functional division of responsibilities can also inhibit agility. Once contracts have been signed, changes to specifications are difficult to manage across external silos.

Functional alignment vs product alignment

Many of the above issues aren’t a direct result of outsourcing; they’re related to functional alignment. Aligning IT by function – Dev, Test, QA, Infrastructure and Ops – inevitably brings challenges like these, whether the work is handled internally or externally. Outsourcing just exacerbates the problems with this operating model.

Today, progressive organizations generally opt for cross-functional, multiskilled, product-centric teams. Each team is as self-sufficient and autonomous as possible. Dependencies on other teams are kept to a minimum and they pretty much handle the entire product lifecycle. By reducing handoffs and keeping work in one place, the negative impact of silos is greatly reduced: everyone is focused on the same objectives and target outcomes.

If you can maintain all the capabilities needed to build and run everything customers demand within a sustainable team of seven plus or minus two people, then this is probably the way to go.

But this is rarely possible.

Smaller businesses often need specialist skills beyond those that can feasibly be maintained in-house. In fact, hiring specialists too early is a sign of premature scaling, which results in business failure for 70 percent of scale-ups. What’s more, many businesses need flexible capacity and don’t have a permanent requirement for Kubernetes architects, for example.

Larger businesses will inevitably need more than nine people, which means multiple teams. With teams aligned to products, rather than functions or projects, handoffs can be minimized to improve effectiveness. But once you move beyond a handful of product teams, the dynamics change, and new challenges emerge. This is the time to think about introducing advanced capabilities such as self-service platforms (to avoid repetition between teams) and SRE (to protect teams from unplanned work). We cover these areas in more detail in a separate blog about cloud operating models.

So, is outsourced operations a DevOps anti-pattern?

This is a good question, that any rational technology leader should ask before taking the plunge. But it’s worth remembering that partnering with a third-party specialist is not synonymous with functional outsourcing. Especially when the partner is a digital-native organization that understands modern operations and DevOps principles. You also need to consider the damaging repercussions of inexpert operations management, such as development teams having to handle unplanned work.

Sophisticated, modern operations management that’s fit to support the business-critical applications of technology companies demands a specialist skillset. And if you can’t hire it, or don’t want to hire it yet, partnering with a digital-native operations expert is the best way forward.