| require 'droplet_kit' | |
| token = '' # paste your token here | |
| client = DropletKit::Client.new(access_token: token) | |
| # if your droplets are named john-1, john-2, john-3 | |
| # @param spelledlike [String] type 'john' | |
| # @return [Array<String>] ids of the killed droplets | |
| def killem(spelledlike) | |
| client.droplets.all.select {|e| e.name.include? spelledlike} |
| # Based on https://gist.github.com/jhass/a5ae80d87f18e53e7b56 | |
| AllCops: | |
| TargetRubyVersion: 2.4 | |
| DisplayCopNames: true | |
| Include: | |
| - '**/Rakefile' | |
| - '**/config.ru' | |
| Exclude: | |
| - '**/Guardfile' |
I have a secret that saves my clients a ton of money in the long run, keeps their website secure and has built in backups. I make their website static. I, then, store and host it with Github, and I finally use Cloudflare to serve it over HTTPS, and make it fast. My clients only ever pay for their domain name.
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I recently got the opportunity to kickstart a project from the ground up. I didn't want to overload my non-technical client with recurring billing for services he wouldn't need. I ended up taking the time to implement a CI/CD environment that deploys to Heroku for free. My client only has to pay for his production Heroku dyno, the rest of the build pipeline is either free or, in the case of the staging environment, running on the free tier.
While I was about to start a new project this weekend, I decided to take a moment to document my process to help myself and you with future projects. I'll outline some of my favorite practices for deployment environments and why I follow them. In this article we'll be hosting the code for a Ruby on Rails application I'm building, for a personal project, at GitLab.com. We'll be using their shared runners for CI/CD and deploying to Heroku in staging and p
| Verifying my Blockstack ID is secured with the address 1EpVLrG8PnYbXi261WjkidMo1iBswqfniV https://explorer.blockstack.org/address/1EpVLrG8PnYbXi261WjkidMo1iBswqfniV |
In your digital ocean instance, use the following cloud-init script
#cloud-config
runcmd:
- SCRIPT_URL=https://gist.githubusercontent.com/amingilani/09499c28a21a975cf84d51f7f5a68327/raw/gitlab-runner-install.sh
- tmux new-session -s "InstallGitlabRunner" "curl $SCRIPT_URL | bash"
| // Edit these! | |
| const accountSid = ''; | |
| const authToken = ''; | |
| const numbers = []; | |
| const message = ""; | |
| // script to send the message | |
| const client = require('twilio')(accountSid, authToken); |
| # Default | |
| echo 'Type the name of your app' && \ | |
| read appname && \ | |
| rails new $appname \ | |
| --database=postgresql `# My database choice` \ | |
| --skip-turbolinks `# Who the hell uses these` \ | |
| --skip-test `# I like to use Rspec` \ | |
| --webpack=react | |
| # MiniTest is fine |
| $ terraform apply | |
| google_container_cluster.primary: Refreshing state... (ID: worklark-cluster) | |
| google_compute_firewall.default: Refreshing state... (ID: http-https) | |
| google_container_node_pool.primary_pool: Refreshing state... (ID: us-central1-a/worklark-cluster/worklark-node-pool) | |
| An execution plan has been generated and is shown below. | |
| Resource actions are indicated with the following symbols: | |
| + create | |
| Terraform will perform the following actions: |
| f3read "/Volumes/NO NAME" | |
| F3 read 7.1 | |
| Copyright (C) 2010 Digirati Internet LTDA. | |
| This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. | |
| SECTORS ok/corrupted/changed/overwritten | |
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