General interest Open Thread: What are you working on? Share your projects here!

posted by gold_bee in STEM

Have an exciting project to share or a problem that you are trying to solve?

This is a general open thread to talk about what you're working on - or want to work on!

Feel free to share ideas, ask for help, or just fill us in on your cool project :)

Anything goes in terms of topics, just as long as it is STEM-related.

Have an exciting project to share or a problem that you are trying to solve? This is a general open thread to talk about what you're working on - or want to work on! Feel free to share ideas, ask for help, or just fill us in on your cool project :) Anything goes in terms of topics, just as long as it is STEM-related.

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[–] lucrecia 0 points

It worrrrrks! :D I apparently have no memory of ansible, but I muddled through. The upstream etherpad role covers most stuff; aside from local config, the only important missing bit = the dependencies for mysql, but I happened to have those written down for another project. :P So I now have a readme typed up with instructions and an example playbook; will tidy and post in a bit.

[–] gold_bee [OP] 1 points

Awesome! Congrats :D

[–] lucrecia 1 points

I then foolishly decided to automate the mysql bit and try it all on aws, at which point every possible misconfiguration that could arise did arise. But it works and can dm the link; prolly unwise to share it publicly at this point.

[–] gold_bee [OP] 1 points

Sure, I would love to check it out!

Posted by gold_bee
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