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Sep 16, 2021 22 tweets 6 min read Read on X
Collection of Cheat Sheets:

Linux Commands, Networking Tools, Hacking Tools, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS etc.

#Linux #infosec #DevOps #cheatsheet

A Thread. (Will continue to add more)
Linux Commands Cheat Sheet Image
Systemctl Commands Cheat Sheet Image
IP Command Cheat Sheet Image
RPM Command Cheat Sheet Image
Grep Command Cheat Sheet Image
IP Header Image
Wireshark Cheat Sheet Image
NMAP Cheat Sheet Image
Hacking Tools Cheat Sheet - 1

IP, dig, ncat, openssl, arpspoof, tcpdump, nmap Image
Hacking Tools Cheat Sheet - 2
ncrack, curl, hashcat, metasploit, Image
Docker Cheat Sheet - 1 Image
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Kubernetes Cheat Sheet - 1 Image
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Kubernetes Cheat Sheet - 3 Image
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AWS service limitations to keep in mind!

A List of critical #AWS services and their limitations 👇 Image
1. EC2 – Instance limits by region, instance type restrictions.
2. RDS – Max database storage limits, instance size restrictions.
3. S3 – Max object size is 5TB, bucket policies can limit access.
4. EBS – Volume size max of 64TB, 20,000 IOPS for io1/io2 volumes.
5. IAM – Max 5,000 roles per account, policy size limits.
6. Lambda – Max execution timeout of 15 minutes, memory max 10GB.
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8. CloudFormation – 200 resources limit per stack.
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Mastering Ansible command line!

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1️⃣ Check Ansible Version

Command:
ansible --version

Explanation:
Verify your Ansible installation and check version details.
2️⃣ Ping All Hosts

Command:
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Explanation:
Ping all hosts in your inventory to ensure they are reachable.
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Sep 5
🧵 Mastering Docker Troubleshooting: 15 Key Tips for Developers and DevOps Engineers!

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1/ 🐳 Check Container Status
Use docker ps -a to view all containers and their statuses. A container may have exited unexpectedly.
Look at STATUS and RESTART policies to identify potential issues.
2/ 🔍 Inspect Logs
Run docker logs <container_name> to see the container logs.
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Sep 3
🧵 Mastering Dockerfile: A Breakdown of 15 most important Parameters!

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1️⃣ FROM:
The first instruction in any Dockerfile. It defines the base image for subsequent instructions.

FROM ubuntu:20.04 - Starts with an Ubuntu 20.04 image.
2️⃣ LABEL:
Adds metadata to the image, such as author or version.

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Aug 30
🧵 Kubernetes Security Master Guide! 🔐 Image
1️⃣ Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

📜 Limit access with RBAC! Define who can do what in your cluster by setting up roles and bindings. Keep permissions tight!

Example:
kubectl create rolebinding developer --clusterrole=edit --user=dev@example.com -n dev-namespace
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🌐 Control traffic flow between pods using Network Policies. Limit communication to what's needed, reducing the attack surface.
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Aug 25
🧵 Kubernetes Master Guide!

15 Must-Know Concepts with Examples! 🚀 Image
1️⃣ Kubernetes Overview:
K8s is like the conductor of an orchestra, managing containerized apps across multiple machines. 🎻

Example: You have a web app, API, and database, all in different containers—K8s ensures they play in harmony. 🎶
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A Cluster is like a city, with Nodes as buildings. The Master node is City Hall 🏛️, directing Worker nodes (buildings) 🏢 that run containers (apps).

Example: The cluster ensures all apps have power and connectivity! ⚡
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