Month: November 2019 (Page 2 of 2)

Using RSYNC to Sync Some Local Directories to Remote Directory via SSH

November 13, 2019 / ron / 0 Comments

Requirement

Syntax

To sync some of your local directories to a remote directory via ssh you can use the following syntax:

rsync -av -L --delete -e ssh <DIR1>[[ <DIR2>] <DIRn>] <REMOTE_USER>@<REMOTE_HOST>:<REMOTE_DIR>

Token	Description
DIR1, DIR2, DIRn	These are the local directories you've wanted to be synced remotely. Only DIR1 is required and the rest are optional.
REMOTE_USER	A valid user on the remote machine.
REMOTE_HOST	A valid address of the remote machine.
REMOTE_DIR	The destination directory on the remote machine.

Example

rsync -av -L --delete -e ssh /data/artifactory backup01@10.0.0.204:/volume1/backup

November 11, 2019 / ron / 0 Comments

Requirements

Procedures

Create a directory to house your azure function codes.
Using the command console, navigate to the newly created directory.
Execute the following command and select dotnet (i.e. usign the arrow keys) and press enter.
```
func init
```
Wait for the command prompt to come back.
On the new prompt, execute the following command and select the template you want (i.e. using the arrow keys) and press enter.
```
func new
```
Type a name for the function and press enter.