Blog entries by technology: Redhat

06. 10. 2023 Lorenzo Candeago Development, DevOps

How to Test Beta Repos for RedHat 8.9 in a Container

We wanted to test the new RedHat 8.9 beta releases, but RedHat doesn’t currently provide a beta container. How can we do it anyway? Please note that this procedure is not officially supported by RedHat. As a first step, we want to retrieve the package redhat-release from the rhel 8.9 beta ISO, in the directory…

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01. 03. 2023 Tobias Goller NetEye

Enable DNS Caching on RedHat 8

I was recently with a customer when he pointed out to me that his NetEye 4 system with its RedHat 8 operating system was sending an extremely large number of DNS queries to the DNS servers. After quickly analyzing the situation I found that RHEL does not cache DNS queries by default. Obviously the customer…

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21. 10. 2022 Tobias Goller NetEye

GlusterFS on NetEye 4 and RedHat 8

As you’ve probably read in a previous blog by my colleague Jürgen Vigna, we use GlusterFS for particular requirements in our NetEye 4 cluster environments. After we completed the migration from the operating system CentOS 7 to RedHat 8, a few small things have changed or been updated. For all those who are new to…

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22. 08. 2022 Tobias Goller NetEye

NetEye Upgrade to RedHat 8 – My Experience

As you probably all know, a new NetEye version is released every two months. For this reason I’d like to emphasize that we recommend regular updating of your NetEye system. In particular with version 4.23 we released a major update of the operating system from CentOS 7 to RedHat 8. Since we’re doing a lot…

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07. 07. 2022 Lorenzo Candeago DevOps

How to Use a Host’s Redhat Subscription to Run Containers Using Docker instead of Podman

In NetEye 4.23 we shifted our base containers from CentOS to RedHat Enterprise Linux. Within our NetEye image and container we ship packages that come from RedHat Enterprise Linux’s private repositories and are thus subject to subscription, hence we need a way to be able to use our subscription when building NetEye containers. RedHat allows…

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13. 12. 2019 Juergen Vigna Log-SIEM, NetEye, Unified Monitoring

Securing scp/sftp Access to Your Centos7/Redhat7 Server

Sometimes you just need to temporarily grant access to a user to copy some files to your server. But no user should have access to the shell. For sftp this is quite simple (see below), but for scp it’s not that trivial. Also, you probably want to set the user up in a directory with…

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11. 02. 2025 Mattia Codato Development, Events, NetEye

Podman Quadlet: Simplifying Container Management with systemd

Just like last year, we had the wonderful opportunity to attend FOSDEM, the most important open source conference in Europe. This year was no exception, and among the many exciting talks, one that particularly caught my attention was Alex Stefanini’s presentation on Podman Quadlet. Integrated with Podman since version 4.4, Quadlet has emerged as a…

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18. 12. 2024 Csaba Remenar DevOps, ITOA

Introduction to Container Resource Management and What We Can Learn for Monitoring

Recently, I’ve been deeply involved in OpenShift monitoring tasks, including configuring Grafana dashboards and creating Prometheus alerts. During this time, I’ve focused on effectively monitoring container resources such as CPU and memory. Container orchestration platforms like Kubernetes and OpenShift require efficient resource utilization and precise resource management in order to optimize performance and ensure application…

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16. 12. 2024 Alessandro Valentini Development, DevOps

NetEye and RHUI Repositories

Recently we had to provision a couple of NetEye machines on Azure for production purposes. Our procedure essentially creates a RedHat 8.10 VM starting with an official RedHat image, and adds the NetEye repositories to install the required software. This procedure is what we usually follow to create training environments, but these machines are usually…

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14. 11. 2024 Mattia Codato Bug Fixes

NetEye 4 – Security Advisory

Synopsis Important: Icinga2 security update Type/Severity Security Advisory: Critical Topic An update for the package icinga2 is now available for NetEye 4. NetEye Product Security has rated this update as having a security impact of Critical. Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) base scores provide additional guidance about a vulnerability and give a detailed severity rating….

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12. 11. 2024 Gianluca Piccolo Bug Fixes

NetEye 4 – Security Advisory

Synopsis Important: GLPI security update Type/Severity Security Advisory: Critical Topic An update for the package glpi is now available for NetEye 4. NetEye Product Security has rated this update as having a security impact of Critical. Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) base scores provide additional guidance about a vulnerability and give a detailed severity rating….

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19. 09. 2024 Davide Gallo Development, DevOps

Ansible Development, Part 1.5: Building an Execution Environment in a Pipeline (CI/CD)

Hello everyone, I’m back to discuss Ansible and Ansible Execution Environments. In my previous blog, we talked about why and how execution environments are critical for a successful Ansible implementation. I hope my guide was easy to follow, but as you may have noticed, the process requires a significant amount of manual effort to keep…

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11. 09. 2024 Davide Gallo Contribution, Development, DevOps

Ansible Development, Part 1: Building an Execution Environment

Right now, at Würth Phoenix, we are investing in automating most of our operations using Ansible. You’re probably already familiar with what Ansible does, but to summarize, Ansible is an open-source, command-line IT automation application written in Python. I’ve talked about it here: One challenge we faced while developing our automation scripts was that we…

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24. 07. 2024 Lorenzo Candeago DevOps

How to Add SSH Keys to ArgoCD and Tekton on OpenShift to Access Gitea: Part 3 – A Simple Tekton TaskRun

In the first blog post of this series I showed you how to set up an OpenShift test environment and set up Gitea via helm chart and add an ssh key to Gitea. In the second blog post we created a deployment with ArgoCD that clones via ssh from our Gitea instance. In this final…

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17. 07. 2024 Lorenzo Candeago DevOps

How to Add SSH Keys to ArgoCD and Tekton on OpenShift to Access Gitea: Part2 – Add an SSH Key as a Secret to ArgoCD and Run a Test Deployment

In my previous post, we set up our test environment and a Gitea operator. In this blog post we’ll install the OpenShift GitOps operator and run a simple deployment. This setup allows us to test OpenShift-specific security constraints (such as OpenShift-specific SCCs, non privileged containers by default, etc.) in a test environment before going into…

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