base_customization.sh add dot-files and configures vim, but doesn't install anything via yum nor apt
base_customization_apt.sh like base_customization but installs with apt
base_customization_yum.sh like base_customization but installs with yum
adv_customization_apt.sh like base_customization_apt but more advanced
These are scripts to run depending on what instances are spun up
- local dev instances
- sets up tmux, vim, polybar, i3, and everything else on Ubuntu
instances/yum-python-instances.sh
- For instances that installs with yum (centos, rhel, ami, etc.)
- installs python35 and necessary tools
- sets up tmux and vim
instances/apt-python3-instances.sh
- For instances that installs with apt (debian-based, ubuntu)
- Tested on Ubuntu 18.04 on AWS EC2
- Install basic tools for python3
- sets up tmux and vim
instances/apt-python-instances.sh
- For instances that installs with apt (debian-based, ubuntu)
- Tested on Ubuntu 16.04 on AWS EC2
- Installs python35 and additional tools (pip, ipython, numpy, etc.)
- sets up tmux and vim
instances/apt-python-get-instances.sh
- For instances that installs with apt (debian-based, ubuntu)
- Tested on Ubuntu 16.04 on GCP Compute Engine
- Installs things around python3, but not python3 itself (pip3)
- sets up tmux and vim
instances/apt-snippet-golang.sh
- Installs latest golang with apt
instances/apt-opencv-python-instances-3.sh
- For instances that installs with apt (debian-based, ubuntu)
- Tested on Ubuntu 16.04 on AWS EC2
- Installs python35 and additional tools (pip, ipython, numpy, etc.)
- sets up tmux and vim
- sets up OpenCV
- Sets up ffmpeg
instances/apt-python-chrome-instances.sh
- For instances that installs with apt (debian-based, ubuntu)
- Tested on Ubuntu 16.04 on AWS EC2
- Installs python35 and additional tools (pip, ipython, numpy, etc.)
- sets up tmux and vim
- sets up Chrome for selenium
instances/apt-tf-python-instances.sh
- For instances that installs with apt (debian-based, ubuntu)
- Tested on Ubuntu 16.04 on AWS EC2
- Installs python35 and additional tools (pip, ipython, numpy, etc.)
- sets up tmux and vim
- sets up coco
- sets up ffmpeg
- sets up TensorFlow CPU
instances/apt-gpu-python-instances.sh
- For instances that installs with apt (debian-based, ubuntu)
- Tested on Ubuntu 18.04 on Google Cloud (GCP)
- Installs python36 and additional tools (pip, ipython, etc.)
- sets up tmux and vim
- sets up CUDA10 (for pytorch)
instances/apt-gpu-python-instances2.sh
- For instances that installs with apt (debian-based, ubuntu)
- Tested on Ubuntu 18.04 on AWS
- Installs python36 and additional tools (pip, ipython, etc.)
- sets up tmux and vim
- sets up CUDA10 (for pytorch)
instances/apt-tf-gpu-python-instances.sh
- For instances that installs with apt (debian-based, ubuntu)
- Tested on Ubuntu 16.04 on AWS EC2
- Installs python35 tools, assuming python35 is already installed (pip, ipython, numpy, etc.)
- sets up tmux and vim
- sets up coco
- sets up ffmpeg
- sets up TensorFlow GPU CUDA9 without MKL
instances/apt-tf-gpu-python-instances-2.sh
- For instances that installs with apt (debian-based, ubuntu)
- Tested on Ubuntu 16.04 on Google Cloud
- Installs gcc-6, make, etc.
- sets up my tmux and vim environment
- sets up TensorFlow GPU CUDA9 without MKL
- sets up CUDA raw (from tar)
instances/apt-tf-gpu-python-instances-3.sh
- For instances that installs with apt (debian-based, ubuntu)
- Tested on Ubuntu 16.04 on Google Cloud
- Installs gcc-6, make, etc.
- sets up my tmux and vim environment
- sets up TensorFlow GPU CUDA9 without MKL
- sets up CUDA from deb (apt)
instances/apt-docker-instance.sh
- For instances that installs with apt (debian-based, ubuntu)
- Installs docker
instances/yum-python-pyspark-instance.sh
- For instances that installs with yum (centos, rhel, ami, etc.)
- Installs python35, java8, and pyspark
add-swapfiles.sh adds a swapfile for using, based on code from here