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redis = Redis.new(url: REDISGREEN_URL)

cursor = 0

while true do
  cursor, keys = redis.scan(cursor)
  if keys.size < 1
    break
  end
  keys.each do |key|

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# 1. Add your environment variable keys below to check them
#    for connectivity.

CHECK = [
  'REDISGREEN_URL',
  # Any other services external to Heroku should have their URLs here
]

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# Read this aloud.

5.minutes.ago > 10.minutes.ago
=> true

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:chef-solo (master)$ env | grep -i vagrant
:chef-solo (master)$ time vagrant --version
Vagrant 1.6.5

real    0m0.262s
user    0m0.229s
sys     0m0.029s
:chef-solo (master)$ export VAGRANT_CHECKPOINT_DISABLE=1
:chef-solo (master)$ time vagrant --version
Vagrant 1.6.5

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:chef-solo (master)$ env | grep -i vagrant
:chef-solo (master)$ time vagrant status
Current machine states:

default                   running (vmware_fusion)

The VM is running. To stop this VM, you can run `vagrant halt` to
shut it down, or you can run `vagrant suspend` to simply suspend
the virtual machine. In either case, to restart it again, run
`vagrant up`.

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 INFO loader: Set :root = #<Pathname:/Users/bpo/x/chef-solo/Vagrantfile>
DEBUG loader: Populating proc cache for #<Pathname:/Users/bpo/x/chef-solo/Vagrantfile>
DEBUG loader: Load procs for pathname: /Users/bpo/x/chef-solo/Vagrantfile
 INFO loader: Loading configuration in order: [:home, :root]
DEBUG loader: Loading from: root (evaluating)
DEBUG provisioner: Provisioner defined: chef_solo
DEBUG loader: Configuration loaded successfully, finalizing and returning

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ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAo5dm6zR3pd9L3pkgD37qh5ffvsu/4CA7zP5gzkL85ZkGB+EB83mWFCpduIL00fpM1lYURZ8uYtskmbLcoTZgKMd7VWJBklXzn+VMGFDyauyoQPSpiEIc0wliyHsqSDiOiTdwSWSmO3hfDp8Yc433QcqltMmbktpTCyLViLR3stp2D/V7mk/GsMVXFyUBvVrODRENMVhf643QhYEoNJOCDLm6UdcEPc1xb3Rs1oqOhJvDT2gz67DrpQ7t8+sh7ULcg+7oHVfGNW1grecYm0u8umPUspJtAmKLBgptFEEFoasbGurOXHufC1cQEFlN09aMy5zoxVlAkVIMYE1ekcgJwQ== [email protected]

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am bpo on github.
• I am bpo (https://keybase.io/bpo) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 4B0B 3036 5986 CCA7 C828 DE7C 8B01 56B9 5A56 2B86

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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:tf-testing (master)$ terraform show terraform.tfstate
aws_instance.example:
  id = i-5a8e9471
  ami = ami-408c7f28
  availability_zone = us-east-1c
  instance_type = t1.micro
  key_name =
  private_dns = ip-172-31-23-101.ec2.internal
  private_ip = 172.31.23.101
  public_dns = ec2-54-210-135-203.compute-1.amazonaws.com

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2014/07/10 17:01:55 Packer Version: 0.6.0  12e28f257f66299e3bb13a053bf06ccd236e7efd
2014/07/10 17:01:55 Packer Target OS/Arch: darwin amd64
2014/07/10 17:01:55 Built with Go Version: go1.2
2014/07/10 17:01:55 Detected home directory from env var: /Users/bpo
2014/07/10 17:01:55 Attempting to open config file: /Users/bpo/.packerconfig
2014/07/10 17:01:55 File doesn't exist, but doesn't need to. Ignoring.
2014/07/10 17:01:55 Packer config: &{PluginMinPort:0 PluginMaxPort:0 Builders:map[googlecompute:packer-builder-googlecompute qemu:packer-builder-qemu parallels-iso:packer-builder-parallels-iso parallels-pvm:packer-builder-parallels-pvm null:packer-builder-null amazon-chroot:packer-builder-amazon-chroot amazon-instance:packer-builder-amazon-instance digitalocean:packer-builder-digitalocean openstack:packer-builder-openstack virtualbox-iso:packer-builder-virtualbox-iso virtualbox-ovf:packer-builder-virtualbox-ovf amazon-ebs:packer-builder-amazon-ebs docker:packer-builder-docker vmware-iso:packer-builder-vmware-is