danpritts

#!/bin/sh

echo "ID      STATE    NAME"
for vm in `vim-cmd vmsvc/getallvms | awk '{ print $1 }' | grep -v Vmid`;
do
	echo -ne "${vm}\t"
	vim-cmd vmsvc/get.summary ${vm} | egrep 'name = |powerState ' | sed 's/[,"]//g; s/poweredOn/ON/; s/poweredOff/OFF/ ;s/suspended/SUSP/' | awk 1 ORS=' '  | awk '{ print $3, "\t", $6}'
done

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danpritts

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

# add an port to an selinux foo_port_t
# don't attempt to re-add ports that are already there - that is very slow

# possible to-do:  see if a port is already added as someother_port_t

use Getopt::Long;

my $port_type='';

danpritts

# most credit to the original: https://gist.github.com/brandond/6b4d22eaefbd66895f230f68f27ee586

# Tag snapshots based on their associated AMI and volumes based on attached instance.
# format:
#    (AMI:db5|db5) /dev/sda1 (1/4)
#    (AMI:db5|db5) /dev/sdb (2/4)

# Best practice: create IAM user
# Simplest privilege to get it to work with reasonable security:  use predefined policy "ReadOnlyAccess"