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Show notes: The agent is in - Episode 57 - using ansible custom promise type to manage firewalld

We here at CFEngine have seen the collaboration possibilities with Ansible for a long time. See our many ansible related blog posts including previously where I discussed our promise-type-ansible module which enables you to run ansible playbooks from CFEngine policy. You might ask why you would want to do such a thing? We came up with one possible answer: what happens if you block ssh access to a host? Now you can certainly setup ansible-pull but that requires configuring credentials and access to a repository.

Posted by Craig Comstock
January 29, 2026

How to use a different ports for Mission Portal

Out of the box, Mission Portal uses port 80 for HTTP and 443 for HTTPS traffic. These ports are widely used for web services, which makes the initial setup straightforward. However, there are several reasons why you might want to change these default ports: Port conflicts: other services on your system might already be using ports 80 or 443. Security concerns: well-known ports are common targets for attacks. Compliance requirements: your organization’s policies might restrict the use of standard web ports. Changing default ports Note: The custom port configuration feature described below is available in CFEngine Enterprise master (nigthlies), 3.25.0 (to be released this winter) or later.

November 7, 2024