my-cheat-sheets

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my-cheat-sheets

my-cheat-sheets is a place to keep all my cheat sheets on everything you need for the complete development of ASIC Hardware or a Software service.

The folder structures are organized alphabetically as follows:

• HARDWARE CHEAT SHEETS for the goal of creating an ASIC.

  • DEVELOPMENT
  • TOOLS

• SOFTWARE CHEAT SHEETS for the goal of creating a service.

  • DEVELOPMENT
  • INFRASTRUCTURE AS A SERVICE (IaaS)
  • OPERATIONS TOOLS

I also added a new random section for other things I'm interested in:

• OTHER CHEAT SHEETS

  • COMPUTER HARDWARE
  • NETWORKS
  • SINGLE BOARD COMPUTERS (SBC)

These cheat sheets contain info I gathered from other sources and figured out over time.

View my entire list of cheat sheets on my GitHub Webpage.

HARDWARE CHEAT SHEETS

Various Apps and tools for the goal of creating an ASIC.

DEVELOPMENT

• HARDWARE ARCHITECTURES

  • coming soon

• LANGUAGES

  • SystemVerilog (my-systemverilog-examples Repo)

TOOLS

• SIMULATION

  • coming soon

• SYNTHESIS

  • coming soon

• TIMING

  • coming soon

SOFTWARE CHEAT SHEETS

Various Apps and tools for the goal of creating a service.

DEVELOPMENT

• DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTS

  • software install methods
  • vagrant
  • virtualbox
  • visual studio code

• LANGUAGES

  • go (my-go-examples Repo)
  • python (my-python-example Repo)
  • (my-php-examples Repo)

• OPERATING SYSTEMS

  • LINUX

    • dns
    • network device configuration
    • ssh and keys
    • systemd systemctl

  • WINDOWS

    • wsl (bash on ubuntu on windows)

  • MAC OS

• SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURES

  • API

    • RESTful
    • youtube content id api
    • youtube data api v3
    • youtube player api

  • AUTHORIZATION

    • OAuth 2.0 authorization

  • MESSAGING

    • NATS

  • MICROSERVICES

    • microservices

• SOURCE / VERSION CONTROL

  • git

INFRASTRUCTURE AS A SERVICE (IaaS)

• CLOUD SERVICES / COMPUTE

  • aws (amazon web services)
  • gce (google compute engine)
  • microsoft azure

• DATABASE

  • google cloud spanner
  • postgreSQL

OPERATIONS TOOLS

• CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT

  • ansible

• CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION / CONTINUOUS DEPLOYMENT

  • concourse

• ORCHESTRATION

  • BUILDS / DEPLOYMENT / CONTAINERS

    • docker
    • packer
    • terraform

  • CLUSTER MANAGERS / RESOURCE MANAGEMENT / SCHEDULING

    • kubernetes
    • marathon
    • mesos

  • DISCOVERY / CONFIGURATION

    • consul

• TELEMETRY

  • grafana
  • stackdriver

VISUAL OVERVIEW OF CREATING A SERVICE

Here is my concept on how various Apps and tools fit together for the goal of creating a service,

OTHER CHEAT SHEETS

Random other things I'm interested in.

COMPUTER HARDWARE

• DESKTOP

  • cpu
  • hard drives
  • microSD cards
  • monitors
  • ram
  • usb

• APPLE

  • macbook pro models

NETWORKS

• CELLULAR

  • telecommunication standards

• WAN / LAN

  • ethernet wan / lan
  • wireless lan

SINGLE BOARD COMPUTERS (SBC)

• HUMMINGBOARD

  • install and configure OS
  • specifications

• RASPBERRY PI (RasPi)

  • install and configure OS
  • specifications

MY GITHUB WEBPAGE IS UPDATED USING CONCOURSE

For fun, I use concourse to automatically update my GitHub Webpage and alert me of the changes via repo status and slack.

The update is accomplished this by copying and editing this README.md file to /docs/_includes/README.md. You can see the concourse task (a shell script) that does this here.

A pipeline file pipeline.yml shows the entire ci flow. Visually, it looks like,

For more information on using concourse for continuous integration, refer to my cheat sheet on concourse.