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#use like
#AWS_KEY='asdasd' AWS_SECRET='123123' irb/script

source_file= 'nightly_s3_db.tar-ab'
target_subdir= 'ey-production-db-backups' 
file_to_upload = File.basename(source_file)
bucket = 'co-devops'
key= "#{target_subdir}/#{file_to_upload}"

require 'fog'

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# Needed because I also have Gem models that are throwing errors not just my models. I'd like to have one simple mixin or monkey patch.
# without mucking with ActiveRecord::Base too much.

module SortedById
  extend ActiveSupport::Concern
  included do
    default_scope order('id ASC')
  end
end
ActiveRecord::Base.send(:include,SortedById)

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# Add to initializer

module SortedById
  extend ActiveSupport::Concern
  included do
    default_scope order('id ASC')
  end
end
Rails.application.eager_load!
models = ActiveRecord::Base.subclasses.collect {|ea| ea.name}

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require 'redis'

# cleanup is a breeze!

redis = Redis.new(:host => "localhost", :port => 6379)

resque_junk = redis.keys 'resque*'

resque_junk.each {|ea| redis.del ea}

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AR_ADAPTER=`bundle exec rails runner 'puts "#{ActiveRecord::Base.connection.instance_variable_get(:@config)[:adapter]}"'`

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# uses underscore-cli Node project
# https://github.com/ddopson/underscore-cli
elastic-beanstalk-describe-configuration-settings -a <MY APP> -e <MY ENV> -j | underscore print > app-env-config.json

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def prompt(*args)
  print(*args)
  STDIN.gets.strip
end
# inspired from somewhere on stackoverflow. if that's all you need, then no need for a whole library.

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ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQCvSV1BqFmaud/SDlZOaoWOZd1HXNLq7e9UfECDDtTP9Q3h0WTYAB9CB/0sprr/EwO2Hl4Uuqs3Ca4y/eFHXg7jF+MZuLAB2E3Vp90amUtP/gD/XEa8+OmzPl6QIl6/CW2tv2KTXh1fS/X8ITzQcwb/BB/XYdvwPdENt1PRaiZYKYM4t12Ir4QLGKMRaV6jasPKOND9uErxEZlOzMogU1ktMIq6cTdYJCY0MFk8sHpT0/+o3+0eha/YuWIq9NB9GL9sbqYtxHQT2O01dRSM1v+OT+j482QN76qsh1Ue++C2IRWgKyK+ikQAnPHNup6hcmwy46P1Z0Fcxkx91DdZlMhB hankbeaver@Hanks-MacBook-Pro.local

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grep chef-ey /var/log/enzyme.log

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ps -ef | grep sidek | grep -v grep | cut -c10-14 | grep -v tail| xargs kill -USR1 
# after this you'll need to restart Sidekiq via sidekiqctl or monit,etc