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#include "BluetoothSerial.h"

// This code will implement a morse code keyer using bluetooth.
// It requires an Arduino device and a relay (can be mechanical or solid state).
// I used an ESP32 DevBoard and a simple 5v relay.
// The relay is powered from the Arduino. It is set as normally open. The
// trigger comes from one of the pio pins. On the relay you connect the NO
// and center contacts to a 1/4" male plug and connect that to the CW key
// jack on your radio. That's it. 

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am flybd5 on github.
• I am jjimenez (https://keybase.io/jjimenez) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASDpp2-xiwuJNWb453-DNWrrcv8MXppoWM4jqhYeyOAkfQo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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The easiest way to create and update a docker-registry secret in Rancher 2.x for an AWS ECR repo is to set up a CRON job that uses the AWS CLI and Kubectl.

• Log into the host machine where the cluster is running
• Install AWS CLI and configure it to use an IAM role that can read the ECR credentials.
• Test the CLI config using this command: aws ecr --region <your_ecr's_region> get-login-password
• Install kubectl and configure it with the yaml for the cluster in which you want to define the secret
• Create a shell script like this:

# Delete the secret if it already exists (there is no way to update it)

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az network list-service-tags --location [azure_region] --query values[*].id

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#!/usr/local/bin/python

from __future__ import print_function

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