Based on imiell's docker-dev-tools
name_space=default; kubectl run -n ${name_space} shell-demo --generator=run-pod/v1 --image=jasimmk/shell-tools --command -- sleep 365d
name_space=default; kubectl exec -n ${name_space} -it shell-demo -- /bin/bash
name_space=default;kubectl delete pod -n ${name_space} shell-demo
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# Package groups
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# ubuntu-dev-tools general package with a lot of tools
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# Editors:
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# vim: you know
# ranger: vim-based file browser
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# Network tools:
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# sniffit: packet sniffer with ncurses interface
# curl: stream tcp requests to stdout
# net-tools: arp: manipulate ARP cache
# ifconfig: manipulate interfaces
# netstat: network connections
# rarp: manipulate system RARP table
# nameif: name ifs based on MAC address
# route: manipulate routing table
# plipconfig: parallel port manipulation
# slattach: serial link -> network mode
# mii-tool: manipulate interface status
# iptunnel: create an ip tunnel (?)
# ipmaddr: list ip addresses and links (?)
# nmap: host port analyser
# wget: get web resources
# whois: dns lookup tool
# dnstracer: dns trace tool
# socat: socket and general file concatenator
# openssh-client: ssl client
# openssh-server: ssl server - handy for certificate work
# openssl: ssl package
# libwww-perl: perl www libs
# mssh: multiple ssh at once
# netpipe-tcp: NetPIPE answers such questions as: how soon will a given data
# block of size k arrive at its destination? Which network and
# protocol will transmit size k blocks the fastest? What is a
# given network's effective maximum throughput and saturation
# level? Does there exist a block size k for which the
# throughput is maximized? How much communication overhead is
# due to the network communication protocol layer(s)? How
# quickly will a small (< 1 kbyte) control message arrive, and
# which network and protocol are best for this purpose?
# netsed: sed on network streams
# netsniff-ng: another network sniffer. nice man page
# mit-proxy: ssl-capable http proxy
# tcpflow: records the flow of tcp connections
# etherape: visualise the network in real time - very neat
# tcpd: monitor and manage incoming tcp connections
# tcpick: useful tcp tracker, like tcpdump but easier
# tcpreplay: replay tcp streams at different speeds
# tcpreen: network man in the middle for analysis etc
# tcpspy: log tcp connections to syslog
# tcputils: mini-inetd - small TCP/IP connection dispatcher (very small,
# no deps - handy for servers you want to paste programs to -
# xz down to 3k!)
# tcpbug - TCP/IP connection bugging device - also small
# tcpconnect - general TCP/IP client - telnet
# tcplisten - general TCP/IP server - use nc
# getpeername - get name of connected TCP/IP peer
# tcptrack: tracks tcp sessions with a simple ncurses interface you can
# sort on
# stone: repeats tcp packets to a different network endpoint
# darkstat: serves info about network over http
# sqlmap: try and break into a website's db
# nocache: bypass filesystem cache
# ndiff: compare nmap outputs
# dwdiff: word-based differ with stats
# iodine: tunnel through DNS
# tsocks: Only got SSH and want a VPN-like experience? This can help.
# mininet: mini network emulator
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# Source control:
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# git: you know
# gitg: visual interface to git
# git-repair: repairs even when git fsck doesn't work
# tig: ncurses interface to git
# subversion: you know
# cvs: you know
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# Package management:
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# apt-file: maintains database of files in deb packages
# alien: allows yum installs into deb systems
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# System debugging:
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# cpulimit: limit CPU for a process
# iotop: top for disk IO
# iftop: network top
# tcpdump: generic tcp recorder
# tshark: TShark is able to detect, read and write the same capture
# files that are supported by Wireshark
# strace: system call tracer
# ltrace: library call tracer
# iproute2: ip routing into (ip route)
# nethogs: bandwidth use by process
# sysstat: sysstat config file
# inotify-tools: notify on file activity
# lsof: file tracker
# fatrace: file open etc tracer
# ddd: visual C debugger
# time: timing info for commands
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# Sysadmin:
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# cron: you know
# anacron: you know
# at: run commands at times
# fslint: useful filesystem programs:
# findup: find DUPlicate files
# findnl: find Name Lint (problems with filenames)
# findu8: find filenames with invalid utf8 encoding
# findbl: find Bad Links
# findsn: find Same Name (clashing filenames)
# finded: find Empty Directories
# findid: find files with dead user IDs
# findns: find Non Stripped executables
# findrs: find Redundant Whitespace in files
# findtf: find Temporary Files
# findul: find possibly Unused Libraries
# zipdir: Reclaim wasted space in ext2 dir entries
# sudo: you know
# lsb-base: base linux packages
# lsb-release: base linux release info
# procps: free, kill etc
# i7z: CPU tools for Intel i-chips
# squashfs-tools: squash data nicely
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# Finding files:
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# mlocate: local filename database
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# Languages:
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# tcl: you know
# erlang: you know
# perl: you know
# perl-base: basic perl files
# perl-modules: perl modules
# golang: Go
# rhino: javascript interpreter
# python-pip: python packaging tool
# python2.7-examples: example python scripts
# virtualenv: python environments TODO: not in ubuntu
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# General utility/productivity/dev tools:
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# rlwrap
# sed: stream editor
# patch: diff applier
# tmux: terminal multiplexer
# xmlstarlet: xml tools
# xclip: copy text to clipboard
# jq: json querier
# telnet: you know
# athena-jot: list numbers
# xterm: simple terminal
# eatmydata: write to files without fsyncing
# coreutils: central linux utils
# util-linux: various utils
# moreutils: linux utilities
# chronic: runs a command quietly unless it fails
# combine: combine the lines in two files using boolean operations
# errno: look up errno names and descriptions
# ifdata: get network interface info without parsing ifconfig output
# ifne: run a program if the standard input is not empty
# isutf8: check if a file or standard input is utf-8
# lckdo: execute a program with a lock held
# mispipe: pipe two commands, returning the exit status of the first
# parallel: run multiple jobs at once
# pee: tee standard input to pipes
# sponge: soak up standard input and write to a file
# ts: timestamp standard input
# vidir: edit a directory in your text editor
# vipe: insert a text editor into a pipe
# zrun: automatically uncompress arguments to command
# sshfs: mount an ssh connection as a filesystem
# screen: terminal multiplexer
# xdotool: simulate/program X keyboard and mouse events
# xmlto: convert xml to various formats
# expect: automate inputs/outputs
# shellcheck: shell script checker TODO: not in ubuntu
# sec: simple event correlator, when things happen, do things
# tree: print contents in tree format
# tofrodos: convert files to/from dos format
# ascii: print ascii table
# asciinema: record your session
# daemon: turn programs into daemons
# actiona: automation for web interactions
# dateutils: command line date and time utilities
# dadd: add durations to dates or times
# dconv: convert dates between calendars or time zones
# ddiff: compute durations between dates and times
# dgrep: find date or time matches in input stream
# dround: round dates or times to designated values
# dseq: generate sequences of dates or times
# dtest: compare dates or times
# strptime: command line version of the C function
# x11-utils: X utilities
# xev: show x events as they happen
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# Compiling:
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# pkg-config: info about installed libraries
# build-essential: essential build tools, eg make
# ncurses-base: ncurses files
# ncurses-bin: tools for manipulating terminals
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# Unpacking:
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# zip: you know
# unzip: you know
# xz: very tight compression algorithm
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# Server applications:
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# haproxy: load balancing proxy
# webfs: static content webserver
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# Config management:
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# ansible: like puppet etc
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# Who's using bandwidth?:
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# Dev/common packages:
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# python-dev: python development files
# expect-dev: expect development files
# vim-common: common vim files
# software-properties-common: package management
# readline-common: readline files
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# Graphics:
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# gocr: command line OCR
# graphviz: generate graphs
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# Docs:
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# linux-doc: kernel documentation
# perl-doc: perl docs
# vim-doc: vimdoc
# asciidoc: ascii-based documentation tool
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# Testing:
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# ab: apache bench TODO: not in ubuntu 14.04
# seige: simulate ddos TODO: not in ubuntu 14.04
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# Backup:
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# bup: backup program for large files
# rsync: intelligent copy tool
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# Build tools:
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# ant: java-based build tool
# maven: ant++
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# Containers:
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# docker.io: you know
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# Databases:
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# postgresql-client: postgres client (psql)
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# Fun:
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# hollywood: fill screen with hollywood-style terminal
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# Media:
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# youtube-dl: youtube downloader