my-cheat-sheets is a place to keep my cheat sheets for various Apps, Operating Systems and Languages.

GitHub Webpage

• OPERATIONS TOOLS

  • CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT

    • ansible

  • CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION

    • concourse ci

  • DISCOVERY / CONFIGURATION

    • consul

  • OCHESTRATION (DEPLOYMENT)

    • kubernetes

    • packer

    • terraform

  • TELEMETRY

    • grafana

    • stackdriver

  • VIRTUAL MACHINES / CONTAINERS

    • docker

    • vagrant

• COMPUTE

  • google compute engine

• DATABASE

  • google cloud spanner

  • postgreSQL

• API

  • RESTful

  • youtube content id api

  • youtube data api v3

  • youtube player api

• AUTHORIZATION

  • OAuth 2.0 authorization

• MESSINGING

  • NATS

• SOURCE / VERSION CONTROL

  • git

• LINUX

  • dns

• LANGUAGES

  • go

  • php

  • python

A lot of these cheat sheets have info I gathered from other sources.

A Concourse Pipeline will automatically update the GitHub WebPage.

A ci/.credentials.yml file needs to be created for your slack_url and repo_github_token.

Use fly to upload the the pipeline file ci/pipline.yml to Concourse:

fly -t ci set-pipeline -p my-cheat-sheets -c ci/pipeline.yml --load-vars-from ci/.credentials.yml

my-cheat-sheets also contains a few extra concourse resources:

• A resource (resource-slack-alert) uses a docker image that will notify slack on your progress.
• A resource (resource-repo-status) use a docker image that will update your git status for that particular commit.

The above resources can be removed from the pipeline.