IBM Cloud and Terraform: How to use a REST API
Updated: 2023-03-30 00:53:00
: : Data Henrik Henrik's thoughts on life in IT , data and information management , cloud computing , cognitive computing , covering IBM Db2, IBM Cloud , Watson , Amazon Web Services , Microsoft Azure and . more Pages Home Db2 pureXML Resources Acronyms dashDB resources Books and Papers on DB2 Friedrichshafen Bodensee Thursday , March 30, 2023 IBM Cloud and Terraform : How to use a REST API I am a regular user of the IBM Cloud provider plugin for Terraform I use Terraform with the command line on my local machine or with IBM Cloud Schematics as managed service . Often , I am testing and evaluating new features . Sometimes , I face the situation where not all necessary functionality is available in Terraform . But luckily , often there exists already an API function . In this blog post I am
: : Data Henrik Henrik's thoughts on life in IT , data and information management , cloud computing , cognitive computing , covering IBM Db2, IBM Cloud , Watson , Amazon Web Services , Microsoft Azure and . more Pages Home Db2 pureXML Resources Acronyms dashDB resources Books and Papers on DB2 Friedrichshafen Bodensee Tuesday , March 21, 2023 flatpak : How to deal with unwanted package updates Not all software is available as package for my Linux distribution . That's why I use flatpak for some applications . Recently , a new app version introduced a bug . It resulted in random crashes . So I looked into a way to get back to an older , more stable app . version Identify older flatpak app versions The command remote-info lists information about the app the.app.identifier It includes the