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Assume-Role

AWS Assume-Role requiring only aws-cli and jq

Installation

Basic

git clone https://gist.github.com/80306011bb5da80c765ffd6aa2ecf89b.git arole

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rebase demo

RichardBronosky

Assume-Role

AWS Assume-Role requiring only aws-cli and jq

Installation

Basic

git clone https://gist.github.com/80306011bb5da80c765ffd6aa2ecf89b.git arole

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#!/bin/bash -eu

pid_lineage(){
  ps -p ${1:-$$} -o pid,ppid,args | tail -n1 | \
    (
      read pid ppid args
      echo -e "$pid\t$args"
      [[ $pid -gt 1 ]] && pid_lineage $ppid -
    ) | (
      [[ ${2:-} != '-' ]] && \

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Quick Start Guide for confd

from https://github.com/kelseyhightower/confd/blob/master/docs/quick-start-guide.md

Select a backend

I have selected for you. You are using the file backend. I found the original guide to be confusing because all the backend specifics were on one page and the scrolling made it hard to follow. Sometimes, less is more.

Install

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#!/bin/bash

usage(){
    echo -e "\n""${FUNCNAME[1]} <github_pull_url> <oauth_token>""\n"
    return 1
}

_prepare_vars(){
    local IFS=$'\n'
    regex=''

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DevOps/Cloud Engineer Challenge

• Read this answer to my question. https://serverfault.com/a/977813/4131
• Create a [Packer Template] that defines a builder of type amazon-ebs
  • Based it on a source_ami_filter that selects the most_recent image of CentOS Linux 7*
  • Add a provisioner that updates all the installed packages so that you have a Centos AMI that has the latest everything at startup
  • Add any other commands to the provisioner that is needed to fix the issue "sudo commands in cloud-init are SLOW"
• Create a [Terraform Config] that defines 2 resources of type aws_instance
  • One should use your new AMI. One instance should use the original CentOS 7 AMI by owner aws-marketplace
  • Include (the same in each) user_data that performs several sudo -Hu centos <cmd> and times them in a way you can retrieve for comparison

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Bumpversion Quickstart

See: https://github.com/peritus/bumpversion

Install

pip3 install bumpversion

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DevOps/CloudOps Engineer

Overview

The DevOps/CloudOps Engineer is primarily responsible for ensuring that cloud based Infrastructure is designed and deployed in a secure manner. These responsibilities include delivering solutions that satisfy functional and user requirements; developing, maintaining and troubleshooting cloud based services and network security systems; preventing misuse and malicious behavior; outlining constraints and restrictions within security policy; scripting and documenting processes.

This engineering group at Rooms To Go uses "serverless" infrastructure where possible. Their primary responsibility is architecting, implementing, maintaining, and monitoring AWS services. Where possible we use (pay for) existing services instead of re-solving "solved problems".

Responsibilities

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Installation

1. Add aliases file to ~/.terraform.d

mkdir -p ~/.terraform.d

## Either: (a) Use a snapshot/copy of the current aliases
curl -sLo ~/.terraform.d/aliases https://gist.github.com/RichardBronosky/ae0e564f37f97f12586d6c828b8fa8ed/raw/48cfc248e74118a1c155fc321967d81c5fe70772/aliases