wr0ngway

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   Container based SSH/VPN bastion backed by AWS IAM(github.com)

   1 points by wr0ngway 7y ago|0 comments
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   Organizing Terraform(medium.com)

   8 points by wr0ngway 8y ago|0 comments
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   by wr0ngway 8y ago

   Thanks :) I agree with keeping it simple. Use something like heroku if it meets your needs. Atmos is for when that stops being cost effective or practical. Chances are, once you evolve past the proof of concept stage, you'll need mo
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   Show HN: Atmos – get started quickly with terraform/aws(github.com)

   19 points by wr0ngway 8y ago|2 comments
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   by wr0ngway 11y ago

   Working with your brain takes just as much effort as working with your muscles. Think back to taking a multiple hour exam in school, and how knackered you'd feel at the end of it. Now imagine doing that for 8+ hours every day, trying
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   Contextual Index of logfiles with graylog(blog.backupify.com)

   1 points by wr0ngway 14y ago|0 comments
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   by wr0ngway 17y ago

   Not much, that was one of my focuses in the current release as we needed to deploy a sinatra app. I think the only thing that missed the release was generating a Rakefile into the project root for non-rails projects. Here's what ours look
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   by wr0ngway 17y ago

   If you are looking for a free tool for rails deployment, check out my project http://wiki.github.com/wr0ngway/rubber (The Quick Start section gives a good feel for it) - while the EC2 account isn't free, its not too bad, especially if you