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How To Create And Support A Cloud Environment For A Development Team
You have a development team that wants to deploy solutions in the cloud, so they need the proper tooling and a good foundation to work with. This is a general short description on how to accomplish that based on a multi-AWS account strategy. Form a Site Reliability Engineering team (SRE) To Create A Brand New AWS Cloud Environment For A Development Team quickly and with full focus: form a new…
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Open Chrome Programmatically macOS
Can be useful if you want to automate some simple workflows, I use it for instance as part of building a docker image and then opening the homepage of my app. Open in incognito mode #!/bin/bash URL=$"https://twitter.com" [[ -x $BROWSER ]] && exec "$BROWSER" "$URL" path=$(which xdg-open || which gnome-open) && exec "$path" "$URL" if open -Ra "Google Chrome" --args --incognito "$URL"; then echo…
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ChatGPT: deploy an S3 bucket
Q: Can you make a terraform module to deploy an S3 bucket? A: Yes, I can help you create a Terraform module to deploy an S3 bucket. Here’s an example module: # main.tf resource "aws_s3_bucket" "bucket" { bucket = var.bucket_name acl = var.acl } # variables.tf variable "bucket_name" { type = string description = "Name of the S3 bucket to create" } variable "acl" { type = string description =…
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Dump "document.write" ASAP
Dump “document.write” ASAP
How to get rid of “bad” coding habits. To get some random info quickly on your webpage I used document.write until I came across this article here from Mozilla: TL;DR. Then I realized I had to get rid of this behavior quickly and find another way to achieve the same, and here’s one way of doing so. This is how I did it in the “old” days: <!--random refresh number generator--> <div…
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Automate Your Docker Build
Automate Your Docker Build
In previous articles, we build some Docker and Podman containers by manually executing shell commands. But of course, this can be automated, so here is an example of a simple bash script that does just that. It can be used to build and update your Docker build. Steps: Set variables for the application URL and the process_id. Wait until the process is finished before moving to the next…
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Discover the Ocean
A nature-friendly HTML and CSS visualisation journey, used to demo a podman container build. We already build a Docker container, but since Docker introduced their paid licensing model, people are looking for alternatives, and one of those alternatives is podman. In this write up a quick demo of how to build a podman container. Repository on GitHub. macOS version: Install podman: brew install…
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Welcome to the Forrest
Welcome to the Forrest
An environmental friendly repository which we use as an example to containerise a static website (Part I with Docker). Part I, here we use docker to containerize our static website, so we can test it thoroughly before we go live. You can find the repository on GitHub. In this example we use a Docker.file to build our own image, the contents of the docker file looks like his: FROM…
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HTML CSS Extend Tooltip Functionality
HTML CSS Extend Tooltip Functionality
The default method of using a tooltip in HTML is just adding a title to your element in your class like this: <div class="container"> <div><a href="index.html" target="_blank" title="home"> home </a></div> </div> The result of this example default tooltip “home” looks like this: But you can not style it and it shows the tooltip with a delay. To give some more style to the tooltip when can use…
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Discover the Vulcano
A warm nature-friendly HTML and CSS visualisation journey to showcase some media integrations and animations. Showcase on different browsers For the GitHub repo, click this link.Tested on the following browsers:intellij IDE build in browser (https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/)Google Chrome (https://www.google.com/chrome/index.html)Mozilla Firefox (https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/)Apple…
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podman a Real Docker Alternative
podman a Real Docker Alternative
What is podman? podman is a container management tool that offers similar features like Docker for managing containers. One of the best features of podman is its ability to run rootless containers. A rootless container is a concept of running and managing containers without root privileges. From a security standpoint, rootless containers add an additional layer of security by not allowing root…
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Make Your Id Unique
Make Your Id Unique
There are situations where you want uniqueness but you can not use numbers only letters to distinguish uniqueness, here’s an example on how to achieve this: export function makeUnique() { let text = ''; const rangeChoice = 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz'; for (let i = 0; i < 5; i++) text += rangeChoice.charAt(Math.floor(Math.random() * rangeChoice.length)); return text; } Use it in your…
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1. Steampipe AWS Compliance 2. Steampipe AWS Insights 3. Steampipe AWS Tags 4. Steampipe AWS Perimeter 5. Steampipe AWS Thrifty Stay Safe ☘️
5 Essential Tools That Can Not Be Missing From Your Cloud Toolbox
1. Steampipe AWS Compliance2. Steampipe AWS Insights3. Steampipe AWS Tags4. Steampipe AWS Perimeter5. Steampipe AWS Thrifty Stay Safe ☘️
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AWS / Cloud / SecDevOps: Know Your Environment Part III
AWS / Cloud / SecDevOps: Know Your Environment Part III
A quick look at the three most promising open source cloud inventory tools on the market today, part III “Steampipe”. https://github.com/turbot/steampipe Steampipe is by far the easiest solution to start with, within a few minutes you have some visualisation to show. Where as the other 2 solutions, CloudQuery and Resoto, need some more configuration and tweaking and more resources like…
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AWS / Cloud: Know Your Environment Part II
AWS / Cloud: Know Your Environment Part II
A quick look at the three most promising open source cloud inventory tools on the market, part II “CloudQuery” osx: brew install cloudquery/tap/cloudquery [upgrade: brew upgrade cloudquery] terminal: cloudquery init aws docker: https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop/ docker: docker run --name cloudquery_postgres -p 5432:5432 -e PASSWORD =pass -d postgres aws: configure aws profiles in…
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AWS / Cloud / SecDevOps: Know Your Environment Part I
AWS / Cloud / SecDevOps: Know Your Environment Part I
A quick look at the three most promising open source cloud inventory tools on the market today, part I “Resoto”. Getting Started with Resoto on AWS Resoto installation on OSX: git clone https://github.com/someengineering/resoto.gitcd resotogit checkout tags/2.3.2docker compose up -ddocker compose run –rm resotoshell [update: docker compose up -d]config edit resoto.workeradd ‘aws’ to the list…
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Delete a bucket and all of its content including directories: aws s3 rb s3://BUCKET-NAME –force # AWS CLI-V2 and Boto3 Command Reference: