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| // Running Instructions | |
| // 1. Get a docker ELK instance up and running - I used https://github.com/deviantony/docker-elk | |
| // 2. Compile this (fill in the right variables before) | |
| // 3. Run this script | |
| // 4. ??? | |
| // 5. Go to Kibana to see all the click messages | |
| package main | |
| import ( |
Installing NodeJS v4 latest using NVM (Node Version Manager)
- Download and install NVM -
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/creationix/nvm/v0.30.2/install.sh | bash - Follow terminal output and copy nvm loading scripts to
~/.bash_profile(Mac) or~/.bashrc - Install Node v4 -
nvm install v4- this will install the latest version 4.x.x - (optional) Set installed version as default -
nvm alias default v4.x.x
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A list of all the tools/applications that I find/found useful/use on a daily basis at work, school, or home. Everybody loves lists, right? Right??
- Sublime Text 3 (for random note-taking, quick edits, as well as programming in C/C++)
- VSCode For most project programming (Go, Ruby, Python, JS). Has mostly replaced Atom (primarily because of better performance)
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