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Continue reading →: An Introduction to Go with “Hello World”(Go)This week I started looking at Go and as I am new to Go, decided that a few blog entires was needed to help me learn and remember details. History Go, also known as Golang, is a programming language that started as an idea in 2007 and saw its first…
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Continue reading →: Virtual Box – Scripting and Network Options (Mac OS X / Linux)As well as allowing for the creation of virtual computers, Virtual Box also gives several settings for virtual networks. Following on from my last blog post (here) I am now going to take a brief look at the Virtual Box network settings. Virtual Box Network Settings Virtual network settings can…
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Continue reading →: Virtual Box (Mac OS X / Linux)
When learning about new systems, applications or trying new settings I find the best way to learn is with a hands-on approach. However, learning hands-on doesn’t always end well and the last thing anyone wants is to have to reinstall their computers operating system (host OS) after it was destroyed…
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Continue reading →: Creating A Repository in AWS Git, a.k.a. CodeCommit (AWS)AWS has its own Git repository system called CodeCommit. Here is what AWS have to say about it: “CodeCommit is a secure, highly scalable, managed source control service that hosts private Git repositories. CodeCommit eliminates the need for you to manage your own source control system or worry about scaling…
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Continue reading →: Creating AWS S3 Buckets (AWS)
Today I am going to look at the storage solution that is AWS S3 (Simple Storage Service), and creating buckets via the web management console and the AWS CLI. Note: This post forms part of my (slightly new) AWS category of posts. What is AWS S3? AWS Simple Storage Service (S3)…
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Continue reading →: Using Ansible To Create And Manage Users (Linux / Raspberry Pi)If you have multiple Linux devices (e.g. multiple Raspberry Pi computers) and multiple user accounts that need access to those devices (i.e. maybe a Code Club of pupils) and want their own user accounts on the devices it could be a lengthy process managing the accounts and devices. Which is…
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Continue reading →: Launching A Virtual / EC2 Instance Via AWS CLI (AWS)
So far my AWS posts have dealt with launching an EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instance via the AWS web management portal and installing the AWS CLI. This blog post looks at using the AWS CLI to launch an EC2 instance, and then how to stop/start the instance. First up, we…
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Continue reading →: Installing AWS CLI & Some IAM Security (AWS)
The AWS (Amazon Web Services) CLI (Command Line Interface) offers a faster approach to interacting with AWS, especially if you are already use to CLIs like the Linux or Mac OS X terminal. Installing AWS CLI The AWS CLI can be installed on Linux or Mac OS X by entering:…
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Continue reading →: Launching A Virtual Instance Via Web Console (AWS)
Amazon Web Services (AWS) can be found at http://aws.amazon.com and has a whole host of different features. This blog post will take you through launching a virtual machine instance using an Amazon Machine Image (AMI). If you are new to AWS then you can sign up for 12 months of free-tier services,…
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Continue reading →: Regular Expressions (Introducing)Regular Expressions. I originally tried to grasp them whilst playing around with grep last November and they are extremely powerful, if not a little complicated. As I’m “upping my game” and expanding my knowledge I need to learn more about regular expressions, so I thought a blog post introducing them was…
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