Jamie Phillips

@phillipsj
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I am a Staff Site Reliability Engineer, and I work remotely from East Tennessee. I have been programming professionally since 2007 after discovering software development in graduate school. My Geology degree has given me an appreciation for large systems and processes which has created keen interest in Solutions Architecture, DevOps, and the Cloud. During the day I work on Windows, but at night I am all about Linux.
@adron I can’t help but feel like Spillways is a Boston song. I do really like it.
@JoeRess I would and I would like some good @felimwhiteley quotes on a few.
Did you know you could turn Terraform output into a PowerShell object? I hadn't even considered doing it until I needed to do it recently. https://www.phillipsj.net/posts/using-terraform-outputs-in-powershell/
Using Terraform Outputs in Powershell • Jamie Phillips

I have been using Terraform for more than five years, and in that time, I’ve never needed to consume outputs from executed Terraform until recently. It was a strange realization, and I found myself deciding the best way to do it. You may have noticed that I have been using Terraform with .NET, and I’ve also been using a project called Invoke-Build for my build scripting. I have found Invoke-Build and .

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@gnarkotics @opensuse I did a bunch of posts when I first switched to using Tumbleweed. By far the best desktop Linux. https://www.phillipsj.net/tags/opensuse/
Tag: openSUSE • Jamie Phillips

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@gnarkotics @opensuse zypper is intuitive to use once you see the commands. As far as extra repos, most things are just there, if not then check packman repos. I think of like EPEL. https://en.opensuse.org/Additional_package_repositories
Additional package repositories - openSUSE Wiki

SUSE has an impressive legacy deeply rooted in the world of #opensource. As we witness #RedHat restricting public access to the source code of #RHEL, a disheartening move for our thriving open-source community, it's uplifting to see #SUSE standing firm in its dedication to the vibrant #openSUSE ecosystem. https://www.suse.com/c/navigating-changes-in-the-open-source-landscape/
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Azure App Service Certificate and Terraform • Jamie Phillips

I recently ran across an interesting issue with using Terraform to load an existing SSL certificate located in a key vault not in the same subscription or resource group to an Azure App Service. Here is an example of what was being used. resource "azurerm_app_service_certificate" "main" { name = "test-eus-cert" resource_group_name = azurerm_resource_group.main.name location = azurerm_resource_group.main.location key_vault_secret_id = "<key vault secret id>" } Here is the error I was receiving.

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@gedeonm that’s why I stopped using StackOverflow years ago. We are driving their value by using their service.

Stop using Reddit.

Stop using Twitter.

These services do not deserve your continued support by you participating and contributing to them in any way, shape or form.

@felimwhiteley I haven’t heard anything. I’m just ready to get back to using KDE and I didn’t think you would send me in the wrong direction.