EBS tool for me

Deployment manager

Dynabix dynamically creates read/write accessors on ActiveRecord models for storing attributes in a serialized Hash

AWS Elatic Beanstalk CLI, awsebcli, does not provide option to set environment specific conviguration. For example, if you want to set different env variables on AWS EB using .ebextensions it is not supported. This wrapper makes it possible!

Gem for installing and running the ECF classify tool

Ego is a personal command-line assistant that provides a flexible, natural language interface (sort of) for interacting with other programs. Think of it as a single-user IRC bot that can be extended with handlers for various natural-language queries.

Simple tool for generating encrypted environment variables

Reading a file of events, containing an event name (a string) and a date-time string (yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm(:ss)), print a nice duration since the event (if the event occurs in the past) or until the event (if the event occurs in the future). The impetous for this little program is my wanting to kno...

Consistent snapshots for elasticsearch

A network video recorder for multiple IP cameras which uses VLC to record and organises the files according to date and camera name.

Command line tool to automate the provision and bootstrap of chef managed nodes, tiers, pools, and whole environments in vSphere

Primarily used for creating SCORM manifests. Uses mustache templates and file info to create manifests. Intended for use from the command line or on the build server.

An API and command line tool for querying Project Euler and creating folders and tests for working on each problem.

Exa API client in Ruby, Sorbet-friendly and inspired by openai-ruby.

Calculate expired backups.

Eyemask makes it easy to create rich, engaging, living documentation that everyone can use.

Server side components for Engine Yard's snapshotting process

Shoot The Other Node In The Head (with a nerf gun)

An event system built on Amazon SNS and SQS

Extract DNA Fasta sequence from assembly files.