Some network devices return structured data in either text- or XML format (but cannot spell JSON). Ansible prefers getting JSON-formatted data, and has a number of filters to process text printouts… but what could you do if you want to work with XML documents within Ansible? I described a few solutions in Transforming XML Data in Ansible.
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Today we’re celebrating Data Privacy Day, which is all about empowering people and organizations to respect privacy, safeguard data, and enable trust.
Let’s face it, protecting your privacy can feel overwhelming. It can seem like we conduct our entire lives online and it’s hard not to notice headlines about our privacy being undermined, like law enforcement trying to gain access to encrypted data. But whether you know it or not, you’re making choices about what you share and how you share it each day. These seemingly-small actions can make a big impact.
You might already be doing some of these, but here are six actions you can take to protect your privacy: