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kops edit --help

kops edit ig --name $NAME nodes

# Change `spec.maxSize` and `spec.minSize` to `2`, save, and exit.

kops update cluster --name $NAME --yes

kops validate cluster

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source kops

export BUCKET_NAME=devops23-$(date +%s)

export KOPS_STATE_STORE=s3://$BUCKET_NAME

aws s3api create-bucket \
    --bucket $BUCKET_NAME \
    --create-bucket-configuration \
    LocationConstraint=$AWS_DEFAULT_REGION

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/*
  Set yourself up:

  1) Install SDKMAN - http://sdkman.io/
  2) Install Groovy: sdk install groovy
  3) Start the groovy console by typing: groovyConsole

*/

//  Single line comments start with two forward slashes

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#create the cluster
##These include Jenkins a CI/CD pipeline solution
##Nexus - an artifact repository
##Chartmuseum - a Helm Chart repository
##Monocular which provides a Web UI for searching and discovering charts deployed into your cluster via Jenkins X.
#jx create cluster gke --cluster-name='jx-acaternberg' --labels='created-by-acaternberg'
#jx create cluster gke --skip-login  --default-admin-password=mySecretPassWord123 -n jx-acaternberg
jx create cluster gke

#create a spring-boot application

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# nexus 2.x
# Assuming you run this command against the directory the jar sits in
#
# r - repository
# hasPom - whether you are supplying the pom or you want one generated. If generated g, a, v, p, and c are not needed
# e - extension
# g - group id
# a - artifact id
# v - version
# p - packaging

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#!groovy
/**
 API Base URL - by default it’s https://bitbucket.org/api
 API Version - 1.0 or 2.0
 API Endpoint Path - includes the following
 “repositories” - since we want to use one of the repositories API
 Organization Name - aka team or account name
 Repository Name - repository slug
 Repositories API Endpoint - branches since we want to get list of branches
 */

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######################
# Create The Cluster #
######################

az login

az provider register -n Microsoft.Network

az provider register -n Microsoft.Storage

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see https://jfrog.com/knowledge-base/how-to-configure-artifactory-as-an-internal-jenkins-update-site/

* Create a remote repo named Jenkins-update
* Create a local repo named jenkins-update-center
* Get the update-center.json from repo Jenkins-update to local and modify the URL from 'http://updates.jenkins-ci.org/' to my own URL 'https://artifacts.xxx.com/artifactory/Jenkins-update/' in update-center.json, then put update-center.json into local repo.
```
#!/bin/sh
curl -L -o /tmp/update-center.json http://localhost:8081/artifactory/Jenkins-update-cache/update-center.json
sed -i 's#http://updates.jenkins-ci.org/#https://artifacts.xxx.com/artifactory/Jenkins-update/#g' /tmp/update-center.json

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#create the cluster

jx create cluster eks -n $CLUSTER_NAME \
    --default-admin-password admin123!
    
These include #
-> Jenkins as CI/CD pipeline solution
-> Nexus - an artifact repository
-> Chartmuseum - a Helm Chart repository
-> Monocular which provides a Web UI for searching and discovering charts deployed into your cluster via Jenkins X.

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import com.cloudbees.plugins.credentials.CredentialsProvider
import com.cloudbees.plugins.credentials.Credentials
import com.cloudbees.plugins.credentials.domains.Domain
import jenkins.model.Jenkins
def indent = { String text, int indentationCount ->
  def replacement = "\t" * indentationCount
  text.replaceAll("(?m)^", replacement)
}

Jenkins.get().allItems().collectMany{ CredentialsProvider.lookupStores(it).toList()}.unique().forEach { store ->