This repository stores my automation scripts. Each script has its own dedicated README file for further instructions.
Automated installation script to install Arch Linux, with choice of Gnome or KDE desktop environments. Includes several QOL tweaks and will prompt for passwords at the end.
Automated installer for NVM, Docker, custom Bash Prompt, VS Code, popular VS Code extensions, VS Code user settings, Google Chrome, and the Hack Nerd Font on Ubuntu-based linux systems.
Installs Docker, Node Version Manager, and custom bash prompt in WSL2 Ubuntu environment.
Custom bash prompt with git branch detection. Minimal and quick to load. Useful alternative to other more complex prompts.
Based on rsync, this script features more robust log generation and can be easily called from CRON.
Automate setup and deployment of full-stack apps to VM services like AWS EC2, Azure, Digital Ocean...etc. Sets up Ubuntu VM with Nginx, Node.js LTS, SSH Key, PM2 and certbot for SSL certificate. Includes deploy script for CI/CD pipeline.
Batch-processing video encoder. Can detect whether videos are a movie or tv episode, rename it with encoder data, and output to a separate directory.
Batch image resizing script. Resizes images in a given folder, and outputs the resized file with dimensions eg. screenshot_1920x1080.png to a separate directory. Can be run with built-in defaults or with optional flags for input directory, output directory, image width and image length/height.
Gets and logs system health issues for Linux systems including internet connectivity, cpu load average, cpu temperature, disk usage, reboot status, memory usage and swap usage. Can be run as a standalone script, or as a service via included dockerfile.
Multithreaded rsync script, written in Python. Script provides a more efficient utilization of modern CPUs by spawning concurrent processes of rsync for faster file sync and backups. Includes logging.
Simple PowerShell script to backup files from one directory to another. Script runs multithreaded, depending on how many virtual processors are available. Errors are logged when they happen.
