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Runcloud Automic Deployment Script For Laravel Applications

These scripts can be used to set up automic deployments in runcloud for laravel applications

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Add the function to your bash profile Ensure brew is installed Run it!

Example:

brewphus install 8.0

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Add the contents of aws-profile.sh to your bash profile.

Use like the following:

Create a user in AWS IAM with CLI capabilities Get the users' access key and secret key

Add the profile to your CLI

aws-add-profile {the account name} {your access key} {your secret key}

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Theming Rules:

The following guidelines have been written to provide optimal performance, scalability, maintainability, and flexibility within a CMS system.

This document uses the following conventions to express intent:

• SHALL: The statement that follows must always be followed.
• SHALL NOT: The statement that follows must never happen.
• SHOULD: If the statement that follows can happen, then it must happen.
• SHOULD NOT: If the statement that follows doesn't need to happen, then it must not happen.

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#!/bin/bash

DB_BACKUP_DIR_ROOT="$HOME/Desktop/mysql_backup"

# Create the backup directory
mkdir -p $DB_BACKUP_DIR_ROOT

# Backup each db in the server, skip schema dbs though
for db in $(mysql -u root -Bse 'show databases'|egrep -vi 'information_schema|performance_schema|user')
do

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Propagate

A very simple script to add to your bash/zsh profile that shows a notification on your mac, and sends you a text message when a domain has propagated. Let's you know when to issue an SSL certificate. Great for LetsEncrypt SSL as you cannot pass the LetsEncrypt challenge until a domain has propagated.

Requirements

• Only works on MacOS.
• Requires alerter to be installed for sending notifications.
• Requires dig - but this comes with macos so you shouldn't need to do anything there.

Installation

Add the above script to your ~/.profile or ~/.zprofile or wherever you store your terminal profile. Then close and re-open your terminal, or simply call source ~/.profile to load in the new functionality.