| package ddbevent | |
| import ( | |
| "fmt" | |
| "github.com/aws/aws-lambda-go/events" | |
| ) | |
| // Why This Is Needed | |
| // ================== |
A list of things I will forget if I don't use Kubernetes for a week.
Command line completion capabilities can be establish for both Bash and ZSH shells using the kubectl completion
command. Executing the following will dump the completion configuration script to a file that can then be reference
by your .bashrc setup script or equivalent.
I might go for several months without accessing my personal AWS account configuration, then when I need to do something I find that I have forgotten how to do even the most basic of things. I created this crib sheet to save me from having to learn it all from first principles every time (especially that MFA tempoarary access token part that bites me again and again).
The latest available version can be found here:
This is easily done with GraphiQL installed as an application on your laptop but any tool that allows HTTP headers to be easily configured will work.
GitHub provides no mechanism (at the time of writing) to remove packages as such, but removing all of the versions of a package has the equivalent effect. You may have to repeat the delete package version operation many times but in the end, the package will be gone and consume no more of your package space allocation.