DevSecOps 'stack' of Git, Nexus/Artifactory, Jenkins, MVN, Vagrant, Docker, etc.CNCF (Cloud Native Computing Foundation) stack of Kubernetes, Prometheus monitoring, OpenTracing, JeagerTracing, FluentD log collector, and other projects.Serverless on Amazon Lambda, Azure Functions, Google Actions, Iron.io, etc.Elastic (ELK) stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana, etc.).MAMP (Macintosh, Apache/Nginx, MySQL, PHP) for WordPress websites.JAM (Jekyll, APIs, Markup) with a sample Github.io website.MERN (MongoDB, Express, React/Redux, NodeJs, WebPack) for 'Universal' apps.MEAN (MongoDB, Express, Angular, NodeJs) with the MeanJs sample app.This repo gives you a way to install, configure, and start a large set of programs running sample code for several 'stacks': To be more helpful, this repo talks with code by including manual documentation in the 'configuration as code' movement for minimizing risk and ensuring consistency.
And most webinar demos seem to brag rather than teach skills. Most tutorials ask you to manually type or copy and paste strings from web pages (often with missing steps), which can take time, and be error-prone.
The tagline of this repo is 'Automatically install and configure the most popular programs to work offline as a developer of several stacks on a Mac and in clouds.' Why?
