every guide i find just says setenforce 0 and move on. atlassian themselves say "disable it or figure it out" which is not helpful
has anyone actually gotten jira DC to work properly with SELinux in enforcing mode on RHEL 8 or 9? like a proper policy module not just chcon hacks
wondering if its even worth trying or if everyone just runs permissive in prod
every guide i find just says setenforce 0 and move on. atlassian themselves say "disable it or figure it out" which is not helpful
has anyone actually gotten jira DC to work properly with SELinux in enforcing mode on RHEL 8 or 9? like a proper policy module not just chcon hacks
wondering if its even worth trying or if everyone just runs permissive in prod
So I'm working on something where I want to feed alert context plus runbooks into an LLM so it can help with diagnosis during incidents. The missing piece is a proper service and dependency graph because without it the LLM has no idea what talks to what and what breaks when something goes down.
My stack is Prometheus and Grafana, possibly Thanos for some users. I'm not running distributed tracing everywhere so I can't just pull a service graph from Tempo or Jaeger.
Wanted to ask how people here are actually building this. Like where does your service graph come from if you're mostly a metrics shop. Are you deriving it from Prometheus labels somehow, pulling from cloud APIs like AWS Config or Azure Resource Graph, using something like Cartography or CloudQuery, or just maintaining it manually somewhere.
Also for k8s specifically the topology changes so fast that I feel like anything static becomes useless pretty quickly so wondering how people are handling that side of it.
I'm asking because I want to figure out what approach actually works before I go build something. Not looking for tool suggestions necessarily just want to know what people are doing in practice and whether it's holding up or still a mess.
Genuinely trying to understand what’s going on with AWX (the upstream of Ansible Tower / AAP).
The GitHub repo shows the last release around July 2024, and since then it looks like:
At this point it’s starting to feel less like an open-source project and more like a paused reference implementation that only exists for Red Hat’s AAP pipeline.
So what’s the actual situation?
Because from the outside, it looks like:
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GitHub: https://github.com/ansible/awx
Would appreciate honest input from maintainers or anyone actually close to the project, because the current state is pretty unclear.