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Monitoring systems receive and accumulate large amounts of data as they run. The longer a monitoring system runs, the more data it collects.
Most monitoring systems do not have the tools for long-term data analysis and storage. They’ll either keep every reading, which causes storage issues, or remove old data upon reaching a certain threshold, which prevents us from analysing our system performance over a long period of time.
I use VMware vSphere Hypervisor 6 on my NUC. Time to time new updates are released. I use the community license so don’t have access to the management tools offered by VMware. This method would be the easiest to patch the server with the latest updates.
The git version that yum installs on Centos is quite old. I will go through installing the latest version of Git on Centos 7 from the source code.
In this short tutorial i will go through how to enable SSL on Bitbucket on Centos 7.
Atlassian applications allow the use of SSL within range of their products, however Atlassian support doesn’t cover configuration of 3rd party software. Although there are many useful articles on Atlassian website on this subject, it is messy and hard to follow just one article from A to Z to especially for Centos 7 environment which doesn’t install latest required Apache web server by default.
There are few different ways to do this I will use Apache web server as reverse proxy server. Apache will serve as https server and Jira will stay on http.
You need to have Bitbucket installed and working to continue with this tutorial. If you haven’t yet got Bitbucket, you can do so by following my other post here: how to install Atlassian Bitbucket on Centos 7
In this post I will go through basic mail relay server install and set-up. I installed this in my Jira server to send the Jira, Confluence and Bitbucket server notifications out.
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In this post, I will go through how to migrate from the MediaWiki to the Confluence server. It will include the historical information as well as image attachments.
In this short tutorial i will go through how to enable SSL on Jira software on Centos 7.
Atlassian applications allow the use of SSL within range of their products, however Atlassian support doesn’t cover configuration of 3rd party software. Although there are many useful articles on Atlassian website on this subject, it is messy and hard to follow just one article from A to Z to especially for Centos 7 environment which doesn’t install latest required Apache web server by default.
There are few different ways to do this I will use Apache web server as reverse proxy server. Apache will serve as https server and Jira will stay on http.
You need to have Jira installed and working to continue with this tutorial. If you haven’t got Jira install you can do so by following my other post here: How to install Jira on Centos7 with postgresql
Edit 2018-03-06: I created a script that will do all the set-up on this post and original installation post in one go on github. https://github.com/sjoulaei/install-confluence-centos
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In this short tutorial i will go through how to enable SSL on Confluence on Centos 7.
Atlassian applications allow the use of SSL within range of their products, however Atlassian support doesn’t cover configuration of 3rd party software. Although there are many useful articles on Atlassian website on this subject, it is messy and hard to follow just one article from A to Z to especially for Centos 7 environment which doesn’t install latest required Apache web server by default.