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#- Iterate over the maximum size of Attribute ID
for($i=1; $i -lt 65536; $i++)
{
	#- This file must already exist. Additional hardlinks will be created for this file.
	$original_file_name="file.txt";

    #- Testing the upper limit for ADS creation, breaking off once there is an non-terminating error [Set-Content : Could not open the alternate data stream ‘<stream_name>’ of the file]
    #- Non-terminating errors are not handled using try/catch. To force a non-terminating error to be caught we use "-ErrorAction Stop"
    try
    {

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apiVersion: audit.k8s.io/v1beta1
kind: Policy
rules:
# non relevant rules
- level: None
  nonResourceURLs:
  - "/healthz*"
  - "/logs"
  - "/metrics"
  - "/swagger*"

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#!/bin/bash

#- Script to setup Docker, Minikube, Kubectl, Helm on Ubuntu. 
#- On the K8s cluster install - Vault, Consul, Datadog agent. 
#- Access to K8s dashboard is provided through nginx on port 5000. http://<host_ip>:5000
#- Acess to Vault UI is provided through kubectl port-forward. http://<host_ip>:8200

#- I use multipass for the VMs, so rebuild a VM the following steps are applicable. 
#- For the first time, the first two commands can be ignored. 
# multipass delete ktest

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#!/bin/bash

#- This script is just a collection of functions that I created for learning ext4.
#- Just run ". ./manage_ext4.sh" from the command prompt and it will load the functions into your current session. 
#- To list the functions defined in your Bash shell use: "declare -F"
#- For our purposes you can ignore functions starting with _. So "declare -F | grep -v ' _'" gives you a shorter list.

#==================================
#- Comments about multipass
#==================================

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