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davisdre/README.md

Hi 👋, I'm Drew

Veteran Advocate | Cloud Advocate | Open-Source Enthusiast

davisdre

davisdredotcom

  • 🔭 I’m currently working on azure-resume

  • 🌱 I’m currently learning Azure

  • 📝 I regularly write articles on my blog

  • 📫 How to reach me [email protected]

  • ⚡ Fun fact I've earned Eagle Scout in Boy Scouts of America.

Blogs posts

Connect with me:

davisdredotcom davisdrew davisdredotcom https://blog.davisdre.me/feed.xml

Languages and Tools:

aws jekyll

Support:

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  1. azure-blog azure-blog Public

    My blog is built on Azure technologies

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  2. azure-resume azure-resume Public

    My resume built on Azure technologies.

    CSS 9 5

  3. littlelink littlelink Public

    Forked from sethcottle/littlelink

    Docker version of LIttleLink, a lightweight DIY alternative to services like Linktree and many.link.

    CSS 25 11

  4. Linode-StackScript-Centos-WebPanel Linode-StackScript-Centos-WebPanel Public

    This is a Linode StackScript for CentOS Web Panel setup running CentOS 7.

    Shell 4 1

  5. Create a Linode via Linode-CLI in BA... Create a Linode via Linode-CLI in BASH and set to a variable to easily SSH into after creation.
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    # This will create a new linode and will put the public ipv4 into a variable.
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    NEW_LINODE_IPV4=$(linode-cli linodes create --root_pass --no-header --text --format "ipv4")
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    # Now let's ssh into our new linode.
    
              
    
              
    
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    ssh root@$NEW_LINODE_IPV4
    
              
    
          
    
    
    
  
    

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