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Matt Titmus (@clockworksoul)

clockworksoul

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smudge

A lightweight library that provides group member discovery, status dissemination, and failure detection using the SWIM epidemic protocol.

docker-gc-cron

A Docker image that allows scheduled cleanup of unused Docker images, containers, and volumes.

helm-elasticsearch

An Elasticsearch cluster on top of Kubernetes, made easier, with Helm.

today-i-learned

A repo to keep track of random things I learned. Most technical, many not.

docker-zork1

Play Zork I: The Great Underground Empire -- with Docker!

mlnd-notebook

A modification of the Jupyter data science notebook, and docker-compose file to run it, customized for the Udacity Machine Learning Nanodegree program

terraform-provider-env

k8s-in-a-can

A convenience image for building and interacting with Kubernetes clusters in AWS. Ubuntu with awscli/kubectl/kops/helm.

mediawiki

A Go SDK for MediaWiki

livestream2022

docker-zork2

Play Zork II: The Wizard of Frobozz -- with Docker!

helm-jenkins

A Kubernetes installation of the open-source continuous integration server using Helm.

docker-zork3

Play Zork III: The Dungeon Master -- with Docker!

hhgttg

Play Infocom's "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" -- with Docker!

columnizer

A trivial library that can columnize slices of structs into strings for output.

mediawiki_exporter

A Prometheus exporter for Mediawiki

DedupeInJavaAndGroovy

a simple command-line utility that identifies and selectively deletes duplicate files, implemented in Java and Groovy for my own learning purposes

java-for-k8s

A set of Dockerfiles for Java language execution in Kubernetes

clockworksoul

ps1

My bash custom prompt (PS1) -- because people have asked me for it. Enjoy!