RHEL 9

Hugo install on Redhat Enterprise Linux 9

Hugo install on Redhat Enterprise Linux 9

Installation of Hugo on RHEL 9

Nathan Obert
Introduction HUGO is a static website rendering engine. Essentially you write a collection of Mark Down to files with headers, and HUGO can very rapidily theme an entire website. This website for instance is on the HUGO platform. Other very large sites like most likely the Kubernetes Documentation is also on HUGO. You end up with a “wordpress” like feel for the end user, however its actually static HTML that can be served up on git pages or any http server.
XRP to remote Gnome on Redhat Enterprise Linux 9

XRP to remote Gnome on Redhat Enterprise Linux 9

Installation of XRP and Gnome

Nathan Obert
Introduction We will be turning a Command Line Interface (CLI) Redhat 9 server hosted at Amazon on EC2 into a full Xwindows based workstation that you can use Remote Desktop Protocal (RDP) to using xRDP. Installation Install the updates on your fresh server from Amazon. sudo dnf update -y Install “Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux” (EPEL). sudo dnf install -y https://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/epel-release-latest-9.noarch.rpm sudo dnf repolist sudo dnf makecache Install “Workstation” or “Server with GUI” (not both)
Kubernetes on Redhat Enterprise Linux 9

Kubernetes on Redhat Enterprise Linux 9

Installation of Kubernetes Server

Nathan Obert
Introduction We will install a Kubernetes on RHEL 9 with CRI-O, and Podman. We are using an r5.large on Amazon EC2 using Amazon’s provided Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Installation Install the updates on your fresh server from Amazon. sudo dnf update -y Setup DNS or atleast Hostname entries in your /etc/hosts file echo `/sbin/ifconfig eth0 | grep 'inet ' | awk {'print $2'}` ${HOSTNAME} | sudo tee -a /etc/hosts Set selinux to permissive