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Managing workspaces and access control
DagKnows Architecture Overview
Setting up SSO via Azure AD for Dagknows
Enable "Auto Exec" and "Send Execution Result to LLM" in "Adjust Settings" if desired
Add credentials for various integrations
(Optionally) Add ubuntu user to docker group and refresh group membership
Deployment of an EKS Cluster with Worker Nodes in AWS
Adding, Deleting, Listing DagKnows Proxy credentials or key-value pairs
Comprehensive AWS Security and Compliance Evaluation Workflow (SOC2 Super Runbook)
AWS EKS Version Update 1.29 to 1.30 via terraform
Instruction to allow WinRM connection
MSP Usecase: User Onboarding Azure + M365
Post a message to a Slack channel
How to debug a kafka cluster and kafka topics?
Open VPN Troubleshooting (Powershell)
Execute a simple task on the proxy
Assign the proxy role to a user
Create roles to access credentials in proxy
Install OpenVPN client on Windows laptop
Setup Kubernetes kubectl and Minikube on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
Install Prometheus and Grafana on the minikube cluster on EC2 instance in the monitoring namespace
update the EKS versions in different clusters
AI agent session 2024-09-12T09:36:14-07:00 by Sarang Dharmapurikar
Parse EDN content and give a JSON out
Check whether a user is there on Azure AD and if the user account status is enabled
Get the input parameters of a Jenkins pipeline
Get the console output of last Jenkins job build
Get last build status for a Jenkins job
Trigger a Jenkins job with param values
List all the resource ARNs in a given region
Give me steps to do health checks on a Linux Server
Process Zendesk Ticket for updating comments (auto reply)
Add a public comment to a Zendesk Ticket
Identify list out IAM users list in AWS using dagknows
Restoring an AWS Redshift Cluster from a Snapshot
Notify about disk space before cleaning up
Delete Unused AWS Route53 Health Checks
AWS Route53 is a scalable and highly available DNS service that connects user requests to infrastructure running in AWS and outside. One of its features is health checks, which monitor the health of your resources. Over time, as resources are added or removed, or configurations change, some health checks may no longer be associated with any active resources, leading to unnecessary costs and potential confusion. This runbook identifies and removes these orphaned health checks which helps in optimizing costs, reducing clutter, and ensuring that only relevant health checks are active in your AWS account
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Get All AWS Route53 Health Checks
There was a problem that the LLM was not able to address. Please rephrase your prompt and try again.This task retrieves a list of all health checks that have been configured in Amazon's Route53 service. AWS Route53 is a scalable and highly available domain name system (DNS) web service. A health check in Route53 monitors the health and performance of your web applications, web servers, and other resources. By fetching all health checks, users can review, manage, or diagnose the operational status and configuration of their resources, ensuring that the routing policies are working as expected. This can be especially useful for maintaining high availability and redundancy in distributed systems or for troubleshooting issues related to DNS routing.
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Filter Out Unused Route53 Health Checks
There was a problem that the LLM was not able to address. Please rephrase your prompt and try again.AWS Route53, Amazon's DNS service, offers health checks to monitor and report the availability of specific resources. Over time, with changes in configurations, deployments, or scaling activities, some of these health checks might become redundant, as they are no longer associated with active resources. Filtering out these unused health checks is an essential maintenance activity. By doing so, users can identify and potentially remove extraneous checks, helping streamline the management of their DNS configurations, optimize costs, and maintain a cleaner, more efficient environment.
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Delete AWS Route53 Health Checks
There was a problem that the LLM was not able to address. Please rephrase your prompt and try again.AWS Route53 is Amazon's DNS web service, and it provides health checks to monitor the health of resources and applications. Over time, as configurations change or resources are decommissioned, certain health checks might no longer be relevant or needed. Deleting these unnecessary Route53 health checks helps in decluttering the AWS environment, reducing potential costs, and simplifying management. It's essential to periodically review and delete any health checks that are no longer in use to maintain an optimized and streamlined AWS setup.
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