Ed Tshuma edtshuma

## HOWTO_mailx.sh
# ref: https://coderwall.com/p/ez1x2w/send-mail-like-a-boss

# install mailx
yum -y install mailx

# create a directory with a certificate, to send mail using TLS
mkdir ~/.certs
certutil -N -d ~/.cert

# create a user ~/.mailrc, to use custom settings

## monitor_ec2_instance.py
import boto3

# Specify the region where the EC2 instances reside
region = 'us-east-1'

# Specify the tag key and value to filter the EC2 instances
tag_key = 'env'
tag_value = 'prod'


## http_requests.py
"""
This module provides functionality for making HTTP requests. It leverages the `aiohttp`
library for asynchronous HTTP requests, and the `backoff` library to implement exponential
backoff in case of failed requests.

The module defines a child logger for logging purposes and implements two methods, `on_backoff`
and `on_giveup`, which log information about the retry attempts and when the retry attempts are
given up respectively.

The `http_request` function is the primary function of the module, making an HTTP request with the

## config.tf
terraform {
  required_version = ">=0.12, <0.13"
}

## ssh-password.md

      
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                SSH Passwords
              
          
    How to set up passwordless ssh,scp, and rsync

Setup


Install the application sshpass:

sudo apt install sshpass


Make sure to set in your ~/.ssh/config file the following options to prevent ssh from using your pubkey:


## workspaces_ec2_s3_deploy.tf

terraform {
  backend "s3" {
    bucket = "elliott-arnold-dev-bucket"
    region = "us-east-1"
    key= "tfstate"

  }
}

## error_count_kubectl.awk
BEGIN {
imagePullBackOff=0
running=0
errorImagePull=0

}


{

## gist:28a6e6976752ce8d7ba4d3d6f1e778a9
---
# Most pre-req tooling, etc. is installed using jumphosts.yml playbook
variables:
  ADMIN_EMAIL: mrlesmithjr@gmail.com
  CLOUD_PROVIDER: Azure # Define Supported Cloud Provider (Azure)
  GIT_CRYPT_ENABLED: "true" # Must be lowercase (true|false)
  GIT_SUBMODULE_STRATEGY: recursive
  ORGANIZATION: example_org
  PROJECT_NAME: example_project
  TERRAFORM_VERSION: 0.12.28

## get_deployment_manifest.sh
for dep in $(kubectl get deployment | awk '{print $1}'); do kubectl get deployment $dep -o yaml > $dep.yml; done

## gist:c4ec63db997723f9e9c35ed3d5a5c80e
It took me a while, after multiple knocks on all openstack/cloudbees/jenkins IRCs and googling around, all of them proved to be fruitless that I finally figure what the deal about this parameter all about?

before posting the exact details, i just have a little rant : WHY IS THIS NOT IN THE DOCS OF JENKINS JOB BUILDER (JJB ) ???
Jenkins job builder docs are pretty concise and dont go into much details,
but anyway:
=================================
what is credentials-id parameter?
=================================
so you are writing a yaml file for your job 'foo.yaml' and you need to use a git repo, lets say its in github,
now github private repos are snowflaky where you need to provide credentials to github in order to clone them. Following is step-by-step howto:
	# ref: https://coderwall.com/p/ez1x2w/send-mail-like-a-boss

	# install mailx
	yum -y install mailx

	# create a directory with a certificate, to send mail using TLS
	mkdir ~/.certs
	certutil -N -d ~/.cert

	# create a user ~/.mailrc, to use custom settings
	import boto3

	# Specify the region where the EC2 instances reside
	region = 'us-east-1'

	# Specify the tag key and value to filter the EC2 instances
	tag_key = 'env'
	tag_value = 'prod'
	"""
	This module provides functionality for making HTTP requests. It leverages the `aiohttp`
	library for asynchronous HTTP requests, and the `backoff` library to implement exponential
	backoff in case of failed requests.

	The module defines a child logger for logging purposes and implements two methods, `on_backoff`
	and `on_giveup`, which log information about the retry attempts and when the retry attempts are
	given up respectively.

	The `http_request` function is the primary function of the module, making an HTTP request with the

	terraform {
	backend "s3" {
	bucket = "elliott-arnold-dev-bucket"
	region = "us-east-1"
	key= "tfstate"

	}
	}
	---
	# Most pre-req tooling, etc. is installed using jumphosts.yml playbook
	variables:
	ADMIN_EMAIL: mrlesmithjr@gmail.com
	CLOUD_PROVIDER: Azure # Define Supported Cloud Provider (Azure)
	GIT_CRYPT_ENABLED: "true" # Must be lowercase (true\|false)
	GIT_SUBMODULE_STRATEGY: recursive
	ORGANIZATION: example_org
	PROJECT_NAME: example_project
	TERRAFORM_VERSION: 0.12.28
	It took me a while, after multiple knocks on all openstack/cloudbees/jenkins IRCs and googling around, all of them proved to be fruitless that I finally figure what the deal about this parameter all about?

	before posting the exact details, i just have a little rant : WHY IS THIS NOT IN THE DOCS OF JENKINS JOB BUILDER (JJB ) ???
	Jenkins job builder docs are pretty concise and dont go into much details,
	but anyway:
	=================================
	what is credentials-id parameter?
	=================================
	so you are writing a yaml file for your job 'foo.yaml' and you need to use a git repo, lets say its in github,
	now github private repos are snowflaky where you need to provide credentials to github in order to clone them. Following is step-by-step howto: