Copyright (c) 2016 Clive Chan. MIT license.
A collection of programs (mostly in NodeJS) that I use to admin my EC2 server. You can also browse the clive-io github org.
- clive-io/pixel - Implementation of invisible tracking pixels in email messages.
- clive-io/cloudflare-middleware - NPM package containing middleware to deny non-CloudFlare requests and restore origin ip to
req.origin_ip. Deprecated in favor of trust proxy. - clive-io/statbot - NPM package that helps forward important information from server logs, etc. to Facebook Messenger.
- clive-io/clive.io-statbot - A reference implementation using
statbotthat actually runs in production on my servers. - clive-io/clive.io - My personal website.
- clive-io/uphook - NPM package containing Express middleware to automatically update and restart an application based on a github/gitlab webhook.
- clive-io/ec2-router - A reverse proxy server that I use for all my EC2 websites; contains command-line interface to change routes on the fly and autosaving functionality.
- clive-io/ec2-mailerr - A monitor for Mailgun error webhooks, which will email me if my [email protected] email bounces due to my unconventional email setup.
- clive-io/ec2-py-registrar - A for-fun project (kind of built for lex.ma) that allows registration of subdomains and securely jailed FTP uploading of website files.
- cchan/misc: .bashrc - The
.bashrcfile I always use. Includes self-updating functionality, ultra-short Git shortforms, "git-status-all" on all git repositories under a given directory, and more.
- aws-setup.sh Poorly updated. A copy of the commands that I used to bootstrap the Amazon Linux EC2 server from scratch.
- node Just a test server, nothing fancy.
- Qualys SSL Server Test
- StartSSL (gotta renew once a year)
- CloudFlare - try to use Origin CA here instead of StartSSL (or lack of SSL)
- Domain Security Check (not that there's much I can do about it)
- npm install helmet (for Express)
- bithound.io
- snyk.io