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lboix/README.md

Hi there!

DevOps Engineer & SRE, my Linkedin profile is here and I write some articles on dev.to

I also had the opportunity to be a speaker and share my knowledge at following events (links can be found here):

  • two CNCF (Cloud Native Computing Foundation) meetups in 2024 (Montréal, Canada)
  • ConFoo 2024 (Montréal, Canada)
  • Web À Québec (WAQ) 2022 (Québec, Canada)
  • ConFoo 2021 (online)
  • ConFoo 2017 (Montréal, Canada)

Certifications:

  • HashiCorp Certified: Terraform Associate (003)
  • AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate
  • Datadog Certified: Datadog Fundamentals

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  1. gitops-deploy gitops-deploy Public

    A simple image to use in your CI pipeline for commit / push the right image name (you just built) in the Git repo describing your Kubernetes cluster

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  2. clean-dockerhub clean-dockerhub Public

    A simple image (ideal to run via a cron job) containing a Bash script calling DockerHub API in order to clean your old manifests and reclaim storage space in your account

    Shell 1

  3. flux2-lite flux2-lite Public

    A small repo with the simplest .yaml manifests to test Flux2 right away on your cluster

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  4. Find unused access keys in your AWS ... Find unused access keys in your AWS IAM account
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