My Docker container for Cloud CLI Tools.
This Dockerfile builds on a Ubuntu image and installs CLI tools for interacting with AWS, Azure, and GCP:
awscliv2 - AWS CLIv2azure-cli - Microsoft Azure CLIgcloud - Google Cloud SDKThe image also creates and runs under a non-root user.
These files can be used to create a generic ELK stack using Docker Compose. This can be helpful for testing, local development, and POC work. Looking for a fast setup and teardown makes Docker perfect for this use case.
This assumes that you have git and docker desktop or docker engine with docker-compose installed. For this scenario, we will be using Docker Desktop.
This terraform script deploys an Ubuntu Workstation with minimal additional software installed. It enables SSH and RDP and uses security groups to restrict the administrative access to your current external IP address only to prevent it being wide open to the world.
An example use case is a temporary sandbox system for surfing potentially dangerous websites.
NOTE: Don't break the law, as AWS Terms of Service still apply and this is not exactly covert.
This terraform script deploys an Ubuntu Workstation with minimal additional software installed. It enables SSH and RDP and uses security groups to restrict the administrative access to your current external IP address only to prevent it being wide open to the world.
An example use case is a temporary sandbox system for surfing potentially dangerous websites.
NOTE: Don't break the law, as GCP Terms of Service still apply and this is not exactly covert.
This terraform script deploys an Ubuntu Workstation with minimal additional software installed. It enables SSH and RDP and uses security groups to restrict the administrative access to your current external IP address only to prevent it being wide open to the world.
An example use case is a temporary sandbox system for surfing potentially dangerous websites.
NOTE: Don't break the law, as Azure Terms of Service still apply and this is not exactly covert.