Tag: python

Pyenv problem MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=11.0

 

Having the newest operating system is a great thing, especially for all Apple fans. You know, all those fancy features, new design, fonts and so on. But unfortunately, Apple is getting worse and worse with their OSes even though the Beta tests take much time. You never know what will go wrong after the update. I faced the first problems very soon after the Big Sur installation, but most of them were not as… annoying as the problem with pyenv and python installation. Who should expect that during the installation process clang ends with “invalid version number in ‘MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=11.0’”? Pyenv Continue reading

vCloud HCL generator – small update

 

I should have updated my vCloud HCL generator for Terraform immediately after releasing the 0.10 version of Terraform. Unfortunately, it has been done at 2nd August 2017, so I didn’t have enough time. And I should have made it after the separating providers from the Terraform Core because the possibility of using original and translated port exists in the vCloud Director Provider code since 16th June 2017! But today I found some time and I’ve updated my code, so now it’s compatible with Terraform again. It’s a very small change because I’ve added only the one additional line with one Continue reading

vCloud HCL generator for Terraform

 

vCloud Director is one of the VMware products which help service providers with the public cloud delivery. As with the most VMware products, developers can communicate with it by API. So if something has API, it may have its own Terraform Provider! To be honest, I use vSphere Provider more than vCloud, but sometimes it’s better to use Terraform instead of using GUI or even PowerCLI. Of course, I don’t save the states of my infrastructure, because I don’t need to destroy or change it later, but I can save my time during the creation of new infrastructure. One of Continue reading