Adam Miller is a member of the Ansible Engineering Team at Red Hat focusing on the Ansible Core runtime, Linux system administration automation, container orchestration integrations, and Information Security automation. Adam has completed his Bachelors of Science in Computer Science and Masters of Science in Information Assurance and Security, both from Sam Houston State University. He is a Red Hat Certified Engineer (Cert# 110-008-810), and an active member of the open source community with a running history of contributions to the Ansible and Fedora Projects.


 

Authored Content

Security monster

How to write a security integration module for Ansible

Ansible automation offers a lot of potential for the information security industry. Learn how to take advantage of it in this summary of an AnsibleFest 2019 talk.
Adam Miller 03 Dec 2019 1 comment
Code going into a computer.

Using vi-mode in your shell

Get an introduction to using vi-mode for line editing at the command line.
Adam Miller 27 Mar 2017 10 comments
Containers for shipping overseas

Creating a reproducible build system for Docker images

How the Fedora Project has been working to deliver a reproducible build system for Docker images.
Adam Miller 12 Jul 2016

Authored Comments

Commented on 28 Mar 2017
Using vi-mode in your shell
Default interactive shell for Ubuntu is still bash, dash is used for executing anything with #!/bin/sh which provided a faster shell for POSIX sh use cases (such as SysV init and Upstart daemon scripts).
Commented on 27 Mar 2017
Using vi-mode in your shell
Same here, I'm a big fan of vi-mode myself and hoped to share with others in a (hopefully) fun and friendly way. Thank you for the kind words!