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# This is just a quick little script to use Ruby's JSON.pretty_generate() method without having to start an irb session.
# To call this JSON prettier just pass the flattened JSON in as an argument. 

# To run it:
#  1) copy the code below into a file called json_viewer.rb
#  2) > ruby json_viewer.rb '{"foo":"bar","yadda":"yadda","blah":["blah1","blah2"]}'

require 'json'

unless ARGV[0].nil?

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Nightmares trying to install Nokogiri on OS X Mavericks after installing RBENV

I used to have RVM installed to manage my Ruby environment and decided to move to rbenv. I did the 'rvm implode' and removed it from Homebrew. Once I installed rbenv though, bundler stopped working whenever it tried to install Nokogiri.

Anyway, I hope this is useful and saves someone else from hours of grief!

$ bundle install
...
Building nokogiri using packaged libraries.

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{
  "application": "dmptool-dev",
  "source": "GET /api/v1/plans/44247",
  "time": "2020-05-08T15:41:39Z",
  "caller": "dmproadmap-test",
  "code": 200,
  "message": "OK",
  "page": 1,
  "per_page": 20,
  "total_items": 1,

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am briri on github.
• I am briri (https://keybase.io/briri) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASDSz0A3vBI0eEgYPpHKzQ7WTagymzWa6hOB67rSn7zrHgo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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# Apache Log processor to analize the logs and determine the number of times each path was called, what the response
# was, who called it, and whether or not it looks suspicious
#
# To run it, you should pull down the logs that you want to analize (unzip them) and then combine them into a single log
# file. For example:
#     > touch combined.log
#     > cat dmptool-stg.cdlib.org-access_log-20230123 >> combined.log
#     > cat dmptool-stg.cdlib.org-access_log-20230122 >> combined.log
#
# Then process the combined log file:

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AWS finding resources by tag(s)

Tagging your resources is another way of keeping track of all the components of an application. Cloud Formation templates are great at doing this, but tagging allows you to easily find what resources your application/system is using without having to sift through your CF stacks' lists of outputs.

AWS search-resources reference: https://awscli.amazonaws.com/v2/documentation/api/latest/reference/resource-groups/search-resources.html