Public Repos

My Repos

I have a number of public repos on GitHub, some of which are forks of other projects, some of which are my own. I’ll be adding to and updating this list as I continue to develop and improve my own code.

Bash Logging Module

• Bash Logging Module

  • You can download this module and import (source) it into your bash scripts to provide extensive logging options and customisation with minimal effort.

  • This is a simple demo of the logging module in action with the default, INFO, logging level with writing to both a log file and the journal enabled.

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• This is a simple demo of the logging module in action with the DEBUG logging level with writing to both a log file and the journal enabled.

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• This is a simple demo of the logging module in action with the WARNING logging level with writing to both a log file and the journal enabled.

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• This is a simple demo of the logging module in action with the ERROR logging level with writing to both a log file and the journal enabled.

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Demo Code & Examples

• Demo Code & Examples
  • To support some of my blog posts, such as my Regular Expressions post, I have created a repo to hold the code and examples I use in those posts. This repo is public and available for anyone to use, review and fork.

Beyond the specific repos listed above here is a link to my GitHub Repos. You’ll find that a number of the repos that I consider core, or important, have branch protection rules in place to prevent accidental deletion or modification of the main branch. This is to ensure that the code is always available for use by others. I absolutely welcome ideas, input or suggestions for improvement, but I do want to ensure that the code is always available for use by others.

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Repos I Recommend

I have a number of repos that I have found useful, or interesting, and I would recommend checking out. I’ll be adding to and updating this list as I continue to find new and interesting repos.

• DevOps Exercises
  • An extensive collection of exercises and examples for DevOps, including Terraform, Ansible, Docker, Kubernetes and more. This is a great resource for anyone looking to learn more about DevOps, or to improve their skills in any of these areas.

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