I often find myself looking up EC2 nodes by instance ID so I can grab the external DNS name and SSH in. Fed up with the extra “ec2-describe-instance , copy, paste” layer, I threw together a function (basically a fancy alias) to SSH into an EC2 instance referenced by ID.
Assuming you’re on Mac OS X / Linux, just put this somewhere in ~/.profile, reload your terminal, and you’re good to go.
Alternatively, you can use the shell script version.
(note: cross-posted here)
# show we're in a basic java/whatever project
$ ls
src/ tests/
# start git-sh to get into a git-specific bash environment
$ git sh
# change some things
$ echo "file1" > src/package1/file1
$ echo "file2" > src/package2/file2
$ echo "file3" > src/package3/file2
# see all of our changes
$ d
# runs: git diff
# see only the changes in package1
$ dg package1
# runs: git diff src/package1/file1
# stage any path with 'package' in it
$ ag package
# runs: git add src/package1/file1 src/package2/file2 src/package3/file3
# we only wanted package1, reset package2 and package3
$ rsg package2
# runs: git reset src/package2/file2
$ rsg package3
# runs: git reset src/package3/file3
# see what we have staged now (only package1)
$ p
# runs: git diff --cached
# commit it
$ commit -m "Changed stuff in package1"
# runs: git commit -m "..."
[user]
name = Stephen Haberman
email = stephen@exigencecorp.com
[alias]
# 'add all' stages all new+changed+deleted files
aa = !git ls-files -d | xargs -r git rm && git ls-files -m -o --exclude-standard | xargs -r git add
# 'add grep' stages all new+changed that match $1
ag = "!sh -c 'git ls-files -m -o --exclude-standard | grep $1 | xargs -r git add' -"
# 'checkout grep' checkouts any files that match $1
cg = "!sh -c 'git ls-files -m | grep $1 | xargs -r git checkout' -"
# 'diff grep' diffs any files that match $1
dg = "!sh -c 'git ls-files -m | grep $1 | xargs -r git diff' -"
# 'patch grep' diff --cached any files that match $1
pg = "!sh -c 'git ls-files -m | grep $1 | xargs -r git diff --cached' -"
# 'remove grep' remove any files that match $1
rmg = "!sh -c 'git ls-files -d | grep $1 | xargs -r git rm' -"
# 'reset grep' reset any files that match $1
rsg = "!sh -c 'git ls-files -c | grep $1 | xargs -r git reset' -"
# nice log output
lg = log --graph --pretty=oneline --abbrev-commit --decorate
# rerun svn show-ignore -> exclude
si = !git svn show-ignore > .git/info/exclude
# start git-sh
sh = !git-sh
[color]
# turn on color
diff = auto
status = auto
branch = auto
interactive = auto
ui = auto
[color "branch"]
# good looking colors i copy/pasted from somewhere
current = green bold
local = green
remote = red bold
[color "diff"]
# good looking colors i copy/pasted from somewhere
meta = yellow bold
frag = magenta bold
old = red bold
new = green bold
[color "status"]
# good looking colors i copy/pasted from somewhere
added = green bold
changed = yellow bold
untracked = red
[color "sh"]
branch = yellow
[core]
excludesfile = /home/stephen/.gitignore
# two-space tabs
pager = less -FXRS -x2
[push]
# 'git push' should only do the current branch, not all
default = current
[branch]
# always setup 'git pull' to rebase instead of merge
autosetuprebase = always
[diff]
renames = copies
mnemonicprefix = true
[svn]
# push empty directory removals back to svn at directory deletes
rmdir = true
#!/bin/bash
# rtomayko's ~/.gitshrc file
### With additions from stephenh
# git commit
gitalias commit='git commit --verbose'
gitalias amend='git commit --verbose --amend'
gitalias ci='git commit --verbose'
gitalias ca='git commit --verbose --all'
gitalias n='git commit --verbose --amend'
# git branch and remote
gitalias b='git branch -av' ### Added -av parameter
gitalias rv='git remote -v'
# git add
gitalias a='git add'
gitalias au='git add --update'
gitalias ap='git add --patch'
### Added entries for my .gitconfig aliases
alias aa='git aa' # add all updated/new/deleted
alias ag='git ag' # add with grep
alias agp='git agp' # add with grep -p
alias cg='git cg' # checkout with grep
alias dg='git dg' # diff with grep
alias pg='git pg' # patch with grep
alias rsg='git rsg' # reset with grep
alias rmg='git rmg' # remove with grep
# git checkout
gitalias c='git checkout'
# git fetch
gitalias f='git fetch'
# basic interactive rebase of last 10 commits
gitalias r='git rebase --interactive HEAD~10'
alias cont='git rebase --continue'
# git diff
gitalias d='git diff'
gitalias p='git diff --cached' # mnemonic: "patch"
# git ls-files
### Added o to list other files that aren't ignored
gitalias o='git ls-files -o --exclude-standard' # "other"
# git status
alias s='git status'
# git log
gitalias L='git log'
# gitalias l='git log --graph --pretty=oneline --abbrev-commit --decorate'
gitalias l="git log --graph --pretty=format:'%Cred%h%Creset -%C(yellow)%d%Creset %s %Cgreen(%cr)%Creset' --abbrev-commit --date=relative"
gitalias ll='git log --pretty=oneline --abbrev-commit --max-count=15'
# misc
gitalias pick='git cherry-pick'
# experimental
gitalias mirror='git reset --hard'
gitalias stage='git add'
gitalias unstage='git reset HEAD'
gitalias pop='git reset --soft HEAD^'
gitalias review='git log -p --max-count=1'
### Added git svn asliases
gitalias si='git si' # update svn ignore > exclude
gitalias sr='git svn rebase'
gitalias sp='git svn dcommit'
gitalias sf='git svn fetch'
### Added call to git-wtf tool
gitalias wtf='git-wtf'
JOB_ID=`elastic-mapreduce --create --hive-script --arg ${s3.location}` | grep "Created job flow" | awk '{ print $4 }' -`
simpledb-put.rb -d ${metadata.domain} -i $JOB_ID "next_on_cron_server_job_name=post-processing-step" "next_on_cron_server_job_params={\"parameter\": [{\"name\":\"PARAM1\", \"value\":\"VALUE1\" }]}" "next_on_cron_server_triggered=false"
object Foo {
def main(args: Array[String]) {
foo(List(1, 2, 3))
}
def foo(l: List[Int]): Int = {
l.foreach { (i) =>
println(i)
return 5
}
return 10
}
}
public int print(List l) {
Object localObject = new Object();
int exceptionResult1 = 0;
try {
l.foreach(new AbstractFunction1() {
public static final long serialVersionUID = 0L;
public final Nothing. apply(int i) {
Predef..MODULE$.println(BoxesRunTime.boxToInteger(i));
// here is the "return"--it puts "5" into an exception
throw new NonLocalReturnException(
this.nonLocalReturnKey1$1,
BoxesRunTime.boxToInteger(5));
}
});
return 10;
} catch (NonLocalReturnException localNonLocalReturnException) {
if (localNonLocalReturnException.key() == localObject) {
// get "5" back out of the exception
return BoxesRunTime.unboxToInt(localNonLocalReturnException.value());
}
throw localNonLocalReturnException;
}
}
ec2-describe-spot-price-history --instance-type m1.small -d Linux/UNIX -H
Update: Some nice charts by Tim Lossen at cloudexchange.org.
