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The BastilleBSD team is pleased to announce the release of Rocinante v1.0.1.251120! This release includes a number of fixes and improvements.
Big thank you to everyone that contributed to this release!
https://github.com/BastilleBSD/rocinante/releases/tag/1.0.1.251120
#FreeBSD #BastilleBSD #Rocinante #automation #devops #sysadmin
The BastilleBSD team is pleased to announce the release of Rocinante v1.0.1.251120! This release includes a number of fixes and improvements.
Big thank you to everyone that contributed to this release!
https://github.com/BastilleBSD/rocinante/releases/tag/1.0.1.251120
#FreeBSD #BastilleBSD #Rocinante #automation #devops #sysadmin
Mini-guide: Deploying a simple nginx proxy jail:
PKG nginx
SERVICE nginx enable
SERVICE nginx start
Simple. Reproducible. Automated.
Mini-guide: Deploying a simple nginx proxy jail:
PKG nginx
SERVICE nginx enable
SERVICE nginx start
Simple. Reproducible. Automated.
Did you know Bastillefiles let you declare system configs as code. Example:
PKG nginx
SYSRC nginx_enable=YES
SERVICE nginx start
Infrastructure as text—track it in git, share it with the world.
Did you know Bastillefiles let you declare system configs as code. Example:
PKG nginx
SYSRC nginx_enable=YES
SERVICE nginx start
Infrastructure as text—track it in git, share it with the world.
Remember when automation meant Bash scripts duct-taped to crontab?
Now we’ve got declarative config, jails, and Rocinante.
Times change. Tools evolve.
With @rocinante you can manage pkg installs, sysrc configuration, sysctl values, running services, ZFS setup and file copies all from standard Bastillefiles.
Automated host config made easy!
With @rocinante you can manage pkg installs, sysrc configuration, sysctl values, running services, ZFS setup and file copies all from standard Bastillefiles.
Automated host config made easy!
Meet Rocinante - BastilleBSD’s lightweight config‑management tool.
Apply Bastillefile automation templates on the host! Same format, same approach.
Watch for 1.0 released on Bastille Day 2025!
Folks using @BastilleBSD@fosstodon.org's #Rocinante to manage freshly installed #FreeBSD hosts: how are you handling users declaratively? LINE_IN_FILE additions to /etc/{passwd,groups,master.passwd}? CMD adduser -f ? Something else? #BastilleBSD #SysAdmin
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