AWS using Ansible? Yes, it's possible!

  Although, I've used Ansible extensively for a lot of automation and orchestration tasks, using Ansible for AWS was indeed, a new territory for me.  This turned out to be a blessing, since along with using Ansible for AWS tasks, I also learnt how to use WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) on a Windows machine. Though WSL's been around for some time, I still hadn't come around to using it since I was mostly using my Macbook pro. Not anymore, though!  Anyway, I have listed below the steps to: Install WSL on Windows 11 23H2 patch Install AWS CLI on Ubuntu 22.04 (Exact version - 22.04.3 LTS) Install Ansible and the amazon.aws collection Use AWS CLI to get the list of  VPCs in the region - us-east-1 (or a region of your choice) Create a python file/script to get the list of VPCs in the region - us-east-1 (or a region of your choice) Create an Ansible playbook to get the list of VPCs in the region - us-east-1 (or a region of your choice.   You may download the complete installat

11.5.9 Desupported from 1st July 2008

Yesterday, I was analysing CPU patches for a 11.5.9 instance. That is when I found out that 11.5.9 is desupported as far as CPU patches are concerned since July 2008. Below is the extract from the July 2008 CPU advisory for EBS (Note 605117.1).

Oracle E-Business Suite Release 11.5.9 has been desupported as of 01-July-2008.
Hence, there would not be any further CPUs released by Oracle for 11.5.9. To verify this, I checked the Oct 2008 CPU advisory for EBS (note 738921.1), which expectedly did NOT contain any CPUs for 11.5.9.


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