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Eleven Links of Note - January 28th, 2026

Published: Wed 28 January 2026
By rilindo

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tags: switzerland ubuntu linux ansible ansibleautomationplatform openshift nomad hashicorp kubernetes amazon rds satellite podman containers

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  • America’s ‘Little Switzerland’ Is a Short Trip From Chicago—With Vintage Streets, Winding Trails, and Alpine Charm: Welcome to New Glarus, a town with all charm and none of the questionable ethics of a land-locked country.
  • Ubuntu Pro subscription - should you pay to use Linux?: The answer is yes if you intend to run your environment like a professional.
  • Guide to multi-homed inventory management with Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform: multiple environments, platforms, and operating system is not uncommon, so being able to support all of them is useful.
  • Nomad on OpenShift: The case for the control plane: I forget that Nomad exists and still a thing. For how long? Probably until Microshift becomes a thing.
  • Memory and SSD shortage will end in tiers, say storage vendors: or stop buying so much storage!
  • What happens inside the Kubernetes API server?: Walkthrough of the heart of kubernetes ecosystem.
  • AWS's inevitable destiny: becoming the next Lumen: I almost confused this with Lumon.
  • Migrate BuildConfig resources to Builds for Red Hat OpenShift with Crane: Good. Less openshift-centric builds and more wide-open toolings is a good thing.
  • Amazon is closing its Fresh grocery and Go convenience stores: Of all things to go away in the age of AI, I did not expect this. I supposed grocery jobs are lot safer than people give credit for.
  • Enhance the visibility of Amazon RDS instances and configuration with AWS Config and Amazon Quick Suite: This is useful if you have RDS instances all over the place at various levels of maturity.
  • Satellite as Container Registry: How to Use Podman to Consume Containers: I just deployed Nexus for my environment. I may try this out to see how it compares.
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