I couldn’t get my PowerShell runbook working so you can imagine the mood I’m in
October 11, 2025 at 4:13 PM
I couldn’t get my PowerShell runbook working so you can imagine the mood I’m in
“We have to do a thing we’ve never done before with a toxic boss watching and this is the first time we see the runbook”
January 2, 2025 at 2:26 AM
“We have to do a thing we’ve never done before with a toxic boss watching and this is the first time we see the runbook”
So this weekend I have been creating Azure Automation Runbooks 2 New-StorageAccount Child Runbook https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/New-StorageAccount-Child-1af478f9
November 18, 2024 at 3:41 PM
So this weekend I have been creating Azure Automation Runbooks 2 New-StorageAccount Child Runbook https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/New-StorageAccount-Child-1af478f9
幸運にもalerting ruleとかrunbookとかが置いてあると異常系サイドから特徴を掴める、こともある。"壊してわかる"を机上でやってる感じなのかな。ついでに抑えておくべきメトリクスがわかる。
…といいのですけどねぇ😌
…といいのですけどねぇ😌
December 4, 2024 at 3:07 PM
幸運にもalerting ruleとかrunbookとかが置いてあると異常系サイドから特徴を掴める、こともある。"壊してわかる"を机上でやってる感じなのかな。ついでに抑えておくべきメトリクスがわかる。
…といいのですけどねぇ😌
…といいのですけどねぇ😌
Like, "Go write up a runbook for this specific task," versus, "Hey, I need you to build runbooks for our work"?
November 13, 2024 at 12:28 AM
Like, "Go write up a runbook for this specific task," versus, "Hey, I need you to build runbooks for our work"?
if you don't have a runbook for when meta decides to just plagiarize your product, you haven't really scaled your product yet.
Meta is not a company that makes products. They are an ad tech firm with a monopoly over social media. They are terrible at making social networking products and have been 15+ years. Wretched exec team and wretched company
Meta is now cloning Bluesky starter packs for Threads
December 12, 2024 at 6:57 PM
if you don't have a runbook for when meta decides to just plagiarize your product, you haven't really scaled your product yet.
Starting April 1, 2025, all jobs running on agent-based User Hybrid Runbook Worker will be stopped. Azure Automation Agent-based User Hybrid Worker (Windows & Linux) retired on August 31, 2024, and is no longer supported. azure.microsoft.com/en-us/update... #azure
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Starting April 1, 2025, all jobs running on agent-based User Hybrid Runbook Worker will be stopped. Azure Automation Agent-based User Hybrid Worker (Windows & Linux) retired on August 31, 2024, and is no longer supported. azure.microsoft.com/en-us/update... #azure
“We did everything as the runbook says”. Declares the engineer staring at the graph telling them shit is broke.
December 30, 2024 at 2:18 AM
“We did everything as the runbook says”. Declares the engineer staring at the graph telling them shit is broke.
my manifesto is a runbook for navigating risk and complexity of the more mundane variety.
not sure how long until i have a good first draft worth putting on line. maybe second quarter of next year.
not sure how long until i have a good first draft worth putting on line. maybe second quarter of next year.
i'm not doing a holiday display name because this year it's the season of websites. so many websites. version control. static content and a little bit of devops to start.
i guess i'll need a manifesto, too.
i guess i'll need a manifesto, too.
December 9, 2024 at 2:09 AM
my manifesto is a runbook for navigating risk and complexity of the more mundane variety.
not sure how long until i have a good first draft worth putting on line. maybe second quarter of next year.
not sure how long until i have a good first draft worth putting on line. maybe second quarter of next year.
The right wing have been outmaneuvering us on recruitment, on planning/goals (Project 2025 is a fucking runbook for evil!), on reaching white people and men. We've been so confident in "the arc of history" that we've let the rightoids bend it BACKWARDS.
April 28, 2025 at 7:03 AM
The right wing have been outmaneuvering us on recruitment, on planning/goals (Project 2025 is a fucking runbook for evil!), on reaching white people and men. We've been so confident in "the arc of history" that we've let the rightoids bend it BACKWARDS.
yea, part of the software development life cycle is defining scope of support and the processes thereof
embedding ways to quickly diagnose errors and having a runbook people can go through is also helpful (sometimes crucial) if devs decide they want to support their software in that way
embedding ways to quickly diagnose errors and having a runbook people can go through is also helpful (sometimes crucial) if devs decide they want to support their software in that way
June 12, 2025 at 9:29 PM
yea, part of the software development life cycle is defining scope of support and the processes thereof
embedding ways to quickly diagnose errors and having a runbook people can go through is also helpful (sometimes crucial) if devs decide they want to support their software in that way
embedding ways to quickly diagnose errors and having a runbook people can go through is also helpful (sometimes crucial) if devs decide they want to support their software in that way
AWS Systems Manager Automation introduces enhanced runbook execution controls, including re-execution capabilities, API call retries, and more granular organizational unit targeting, while adjusting its free tier pricing structure.
AWS Systems Manager Automation enhances runbook execution control and updates free tier
AWS Systems Manager Automation introduces enhanced runbook execution controls, including re-execution capabilities, API call retries, and more granular organizational unit targeting, while adjusting its free tier pricing structure.
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August 14, 2025 at 6:10 PM
AWS Systems Manager Automation introduces enhanced runbook execution controls, including re-execution capabilities, API call retries, and more granular organizational unit targeting, while adjusting its free tier pricing structure.
you want my runbook? it uses goat and lets you double-check everything along the way
what are you using for backups?
what are you using for backups?
December 24, 2024 at 10:53 PM
you want my runbook? it uses goat and lets you double-check everything along the way
what are you using for backups?
what are you using for backups?
IntuneAutomation is here!
A tool that brings together PowerShell scripts to help you automate common (and not-so-common) tasks in Intune.
Think compliance reports, app inventory, assignments, diagnostics, and more, all organized by category and ready to use locally or as a Azure Runbook.
A tool that brings together PowerShell scripts to help you automate common (and not-so-common) tasks in Intune.
Think compliance reports, app inventory, assignments, diagnostics, and more, all organized by category and ready to use locally or as a Azure Runbook.
May 28, 2025 at 3:34 PM
IntuneAutomation is here!
A tool that brings together PowerShell scripts to help you automate common (and not-so-common) tasks in Intune.
Think compliance reports, app inventory, assignments, diagnostics, and more, all organized by category and ready to use locally or as a Azure Runbook.
A tool that brings together PowerShell scripts to help you automate common (and not-so-common) tasks in Intune.
Think compliance reports, app inventory, assignments, diagnostics, and more, all organized by category and ready to use locally or as a Azure Runbook.
I feel as though I should write a runbook for other maintainers who are in this situation to help guide them through the process of dealing with a situation like this.
Thinking back, I realize now that "what's next" was the prevailing unanswered question at several points throughout it.
Thinking back, I realize now that "what's next" was the prevailing unanswered question at several points throughout it.
September 12, 2025 at 10:50 AM
I feel as though I should write a runbook for other maintainers who are in this situation to help guide them through the process of dealing with a situation like this.
Thinking back, I realize now that "what's next" was the prevailing unanswered question at several points throughout it.
Thinking back, I realize now that "what's next" was the prevailing unanswered question at several points throughout it.
Okay, this is admittedly really fuckin' cool. Atuin, the project behind that awesome little CLI history tool, just made a "Runbook" app. Kinda-sorta like Ansible, but visual?
It lets you run scripts and code-related processes right from your documentation.
This is gonna be A Thing for me, I think.
It lets you run scripts and code-related processes right from your documentation.
This is gonna be A Thing for me, I think.
October 2, 2025 at 3:01 AM
Okay, this is admittedly really fuckin' cool. Atuin, the project behind that awesome little CLI history tool, just made a "Runbook" app. Kinda-sorta like Ansible, but visual?
It lets you run scripts and code-related processes right from your documentation.
This is gonna be A Thing for me, I think.
It lets you run scripts and code-related processes right from your documentation.
This is gonna be A Thing for me, I think.
Something like that! This is what we have atm, kinda like a Jupyter notebook but with embedded terminals
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Definitely working hard to make it easy to go from shell history -> documentation/runbook -> executable workflow
bsky.app/profile/elli...
Definitely working hard to make it easy to go from shell history -> documentation/runbook -> executable workflow
we've been working hard on addressing early beta feedback for Atuin Desktop
in the past week
- dark mode (y'all kept asking)
- improved collaboration UX
- custom terminal fonts
- fixed several sync & performance issues
in the past week
- dark mode (y'all kept asking)
- improved collaboration UX
- custom terminal fonts
- fixed several sync & performance issues
February 27, 2025 at 2:28 PM
Something like that! This is what we have atm, kinda like a Jupyter notebook but with embedded terminals
bsky.app/profile/elli...
Definitely working hard to make it easy to go from shell history -> documentation/runbook -> executable workflow
bsky.app/profile/elli...
Definitely working hard to make it easy to go from shell history -> documentation/runbook -> executable workflow
Great post that introduces the #Azure #Runbook Gallery and explains how to use it. http://bit.ly/1w75Ga2 by Beth Cooper #readingnotes
November 17, 2024 at 5:35 PM
Great post that introduces the #Azure #Runbook Gallery and explains how to use it. http://bit.ly/1w75Ga2 by Beth Cooper #readingnotes
⏱️ Want to temporarily add members to Entra ID group and remove them at night ?
🔒 Want to allow members from a whitelist to be always in the group ?
🚀 Here is an Automation runbook for that
#MEMPowered #MSIntune #AzureAutomation @harjit.bsky.social
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🔒 Want to allow members from a whitelist to be always in the group ?
🚀 Here is an Automation runbook for that
#MEMPowered #MSIntune #AzureAutomation @harjit.bsky.social
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Schedule the removal of unwanted members from an Entra ID group with Azure Automation
In this post I will show you an Azure Automation runbook allowing to automatically removing unwanted members of a group every x days or hour...
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April 17, 2025 at 9:44 AM
⏱️ Want to temporarily add members to Entra ID group and remove them at night ?
🔒 Want to allow members from a whitelist to be always in the group ?
🚀 Here is an Automation runbook for that
#MEMPowered #MSIntune #AzureAutomation @harjit.bsky.social
www.systanddeploy.com/2025/03/sche...
🔒 Want to allow members from a whitelist to be always in the group ?
🚀 Here is an Automation runbook for that
#MEMPowered #MSIntune #AzureAutomation @harjit.bsky.social
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- 社内ドキュメントを生成AIに参照させる方法
- CursorとRunbookを連携する手順を解説
- RunbookのMCPサーバーを使って実現
- 社内ドキュメントを生成AIに参照させる方法
- CursorとRunbookを連携する手順を解説
- RunbookのMCPサーバーを使って実現
CursorからMCPで社内のドキュメントや仕様書を参照する方法
zenn.dev
April 6, 2025 at 10:39 AM
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- 社内ドキュメントを生成AIに参照させる方法
- CursorとRunbookを連携する手順を解説
- RunbookのMCPサーバーを使って実現
- 社内ドキュメントを生成AIに参照させる方法
- CursorとRunbookを連携する手順を解説
- RunbookのMCPサーバーを使って実現
Looks like tRump really did read Project 2025, ok fine those around him read it, and they really have been treating it like a runbook.
Yes, This is Project 2025 (ft. Liz Dye)
YouTube video by LegalEagle
youtu.be
May 9, 2025 at 6:26 PM
Looks like tRump really did read Project 2025, ok fine those around him read it, and they really have been treating it like a runbook.
Using azure automation accounts’ managed identity and using a runbook with powershell script to conduct an audit of user access/roles on sql server and their databases. Placing a trigger on this so it runs once a month automatically. Oh! It outputs the csv in an azure storage acc and container
November 18, 2024 at 10:41 PM
Using azure automation accounts’ managed identity and using a runbook with powershell script to conduct an audit of user access/roles on sql server and their databases. Placing a trigger on this so it runs once a month automatically. Oh! It outputs the csv in an azure storage acc and container
bash_history is my runbook
Just tap
⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️
Until “Ah yes this one will do” *enter*
Just tap
⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️
Until “Ah yes this one will do” *enter*
December 23, 2024 at 3:47 PM
bash_history is my runbook
Just tap
⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️
Until “Ah yes this one will do” *enter*
Just tap
⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️
Until “Ah yes this one will do” *enter*
“Alerts should always have a runbook” makes sense given an alert is for a known problem and offers a starting point for incidents. Likewise dashboards.
There’s a secondary benefit too: if you make someone create a runbook then you will reduce the number of alerts (because people are lazy)
There’s a secondary benefit too: if you make someone create a runbook then you will reduce the number of alerts (because people are lazy)
June 30, 2023 at 11:39 PM
“Alerts should always have a runbook” makes sense given an alert is for a known problem and offers a starting point for incidents. Likewise dashboards.
There’s a secondary benefit too: if you make someone create a runbook then you will reduce the number of alerts (because people are lazy)
There’s a secondary benefit too: if you make someone create a runbook then you will reduce the number of alerts (because people are lazy)
自動修復はあらかじめ手順がRunbookとしてまとめられていると。運用はAIにお任せの時代がくるか！？
クラウド本番環境で発生するインシデントをAIが検出、自動で原因特定、修復まで行う「Shoreline.io」をNvidiaが買収したとの報道
GPUベンダとして知られるNvidiaが、スタートアップのShoreline.ioを買収したと米Bloombergが報道しています。 本番環境の自動修復を行うShoreline.io Shoreline.ioはAWSなどのクラウド上に構築し...
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June 22, 2024 at 12:21 PM
自動修復はあらかじめ手順がRunbookとしてまとめられていると。運用はAIにお任せの時代がくるか！？