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transfer.sh: Command Line To Share Files Across The Internet

Posted by DennyZhang

Using a single command, we can easily upload any files from our computers or servers to a web server. Then our friends or colleagues can download them directly from web browsers. Isn’t that cool?

Worry about the security? We can encrypt files before transfer. Also we can claim the maxinum downloads of those files, or expire download link in several days.

Here we go! transfer.sh: easy and fast file sharing from the command-line. Zero Initial Setup and Super Easy to use.

transfer.sh: Command Line To Share Files Across The Internet

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Reverse SSH Tunnel: Export Your Mac Laptop To The Internet

Posted by DennyZhang

Lots of professional programmers use Macs heavily in their daily work. Do you know we can easily export mac laptop to the internet? Trusted people can access our laptop directly from anywhere. Definitely for temporary use. It could be ssh operations or various web services.

Here is A Simple And Complete Guide in 10 min. Share it, if you like it.

Reverse SSH Tunnel. Export Your Mac Laptop To The Internet

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Cheap VPS: Try Linode For Your Side Projects

Posted by DennyZhang

DigitalOcean is inexpensive to AWS EC2. Surprisingly Linode is even 30%-40% cheaper than Digtialocean. Certainly Linode is much less matured to them both. But with reasonable compromise, Linode could be attracting to small business and individuals.

Enclosed is a detail VPS comparison report, based on my hand-on experience.

VPS Comparison: Linode VS DigitalOcean

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Demo Jenkins: How I Enforce CI/CD

Posted by DennyZhang

Lots of people are talking about CI/CD on the Internet. I wish I could learn the details what they really enforce? Quite disappointed, mostly I only see concepts, principles, and guidelines.

Yes, I know it depends on a lot of things. After supporting several projects, I DO believe there are some useful first-hand experience which are general and not that well-known. Enclosed is a Demo Jenkins.

Demo Jenkins

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