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#!/bin/bash

hosted_zone_id="<your Route53 hosted zone id>"
domain_name="<your domain name>"

# Abort script on any errors
set -e

# Get new IP address
ip_address=`curl http://169.254.169.254/latest/meta-data/public-ipv4`

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#!/bin/bash

tempdir="blog-export/"
editdomain=editor.example.com
publishdomain=blog.example.com

# fail on any errors
set -e

# clean up previous run

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#! /bin/python

# This script will download a file from a URL and stream it directly 
# into AWS S3 without persisting the file to local disk.  
# File is streamed as it arrives, so memory usage is low (typically <100MB)

import boto3, urllib2

source_url = 'http://<Your URL Here>'

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#! /bin/python

# This script will download a file from a S3 bucket in one AWS account
# and stream it directly into another S3 bucket in another account.
# File is streamed as it arrives, so memory usage is low (typically <100MB)

import boto3

# Create two S3 clients, one in each AWS account
# If wanting to use an instance role for one client, remove the access key parameters

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################################################################################################
# Add the following code to your .bashrc file to add the all-regions command to your terminal
# This code will run the specified command once for each AWS region you have access to
################################################################################################
all-regions () {
	for region in `aws ec2 describe-regions --query "Regions[].RegionName" --output text`
	do
		echo "Region: $region..."
		eval "$@ --region $region"
	done