Chinkes At Home

Author: john

  • Rectangle Spaceship

    I was looking at Pintrest and this shape stood out to me. I don’t think it was actually a spaceship but some futuristic product. The shape was super cool and I thought of how I could make it with LEGO. Additionally, I was playing around with how to connect the two parts, I wound up using clips between the top and bottom. The bottom also has some Technic beams to hold it’s structure together as it’s mostly just the skin. I wound up revising it quite a few times to get what I wanted.

    Inside, there is a fold-down bunk and a shelf for storage. Behind the door is a rack for a gun.

    The color scheme was dictated by the red window frames and the yellow curves at the bottom. I tried to not suggest any Mc Donald’s shapes but not sure how far away from suggesting a future fast-food delivery ship I got…

  • Kubernetes Cheat-sheet

    Kubernetes Cheat-sheet

    kubectl get pods -n namespace ### get the id of the pod just made for given namespace

    kubectl logs namespace-tag-6b59cf4fbc-k5wdc -n namespace ### show the logs of what’s happening to it

    kubectl get ingress -A ### get a list of ingress points for all namespace

    kubectl get svc -A ### get a list of all services running for all namespaces

    kubectl exec -it container-tag-6b59cf4fbc-k5wdc -n namespace sh ### open container and run shell on it

    helm template -f values.yaml . > deployChart.yaml ### run the chart against template but just output to file

    helm install -name appName . -n namespace --create-namespace ### make stuff from current folder from Chart.yaml

    helm install -name appName. -n namespace --debug --dry-run ### try out creation but don’t actually make

    helm uninstall appName-n namespace ### delete stuff via helm

    kubectl get pods --field-selector=status.phase!=Running -A ### get all the pods that are not running

    kubectl get deployments -A ### get all the deployments

    kubectl edit deployment spark-query -n namespace ### edit the one deployment ‘spark-query’

    kubectl scale deployment portal -n namespace --replicas=1 ### add one pod to ‘portal’ service

    kubectl get deploy -n namespace -o yaml ### output the deployment to new yaml file

    kubectl edit deploy appName -n namespace ### edit the deployment in vi

    kubectl edit cm appName -n namespace

    kubectl describe pod container-tag-6b59cf4fbc-k5wdc -n namespace ### get details on pod

    kubectl get secret -n namespace

    kubectl edit secret default-token-qcnfb -n namespace

    kubectl create secret generic azure-app-secret --from-literal=azurestorageaccountname=storageName --from-literal=azurestorageaccountkey=[key]  -n namespace

    kubectl delete pod --all -n namespace ### delete all the pods in namespace

  • Docker Cheat-sheet

    Docker Cheat-sheet

    Some semi-random commands for Docker.

    Image commands:

    docker --help #to list all commands
sudo docker images -a -q #return just the ID of all images
sudo docker rmi <image name> #to remove a specific image

    Working with containers:

    sudo docker ps -a -q #return just the ID of all containers
    sudo docker rm <container name or ID> #to remove specific container

    The one’s that I needed while working with Azure:

    docker login m1dev.azurecr.io --username 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 --password $TOKEN
    az acr login --name m1devcr

    *** if this fails, try to clear account on server

    Az account clear

    –goto directy with docker file and run?

    sudo docker build -t <acr service name>/<acr repo>/<image name>:<image tag> <Path to dockerfile>
    #i.e. - sudo docker build -t m1dev.azurecr.io/path/portal:version.R21.0.10 portal

    –tag is version number, might be in helm chart

    docker push <acr service name>/<acr repo>/<image name>:<image tag>

    Found this fix for build failure with copying too many files in a row – https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51115856/docker-failed-to-export-image-failed-to-create-image-failed-to-get-layer

    DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1 docker build --tag app:test

    –used build.sh provided and then these:

    docker tag /data/portal:latest m1dev.azurecr.io/path/portal:version.R21.0.10
    docker push m1dev.azurecr.io/path/portal:version.R21.0.10

    https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline

    docker system prune  --all

    Pull from another repo-

    #put your password in a file and then run the login command, reading the file

    nano ~/my_password.txt
    cat ~/my_password.txt | sudo docker login -u TIdev1 --password-stdin TIdev1.azurecr.io

    #the list of images to pull from another repo-

    sudo docker pull TIdev1.azurecr.io/path/analytics/api -a
    sudo docker pull TIdev1.azurecr.io/path/analytics/bootstrap -a
    sudo docker pull TIdev1.azurecr.io/path/analytics/web -a
    sudo docker pull TIdev1.azurecr.io/path/data/mysql-client -a