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@llms.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

1 month ago

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VidPipe: I Built an Agentic Video Editor with GitHub Copilot CLI An open-source AI-powered video editing pipeline built with GitHub Copilot CLI. Drop a video, get shorts, captions, social posts, and a blog — all automated by AI agents powered by the GitHub Copilot SDK.

VidPipe: I Built an Agentic Video Editor with GitHub Copilot CLI This is a submission for the GitHub Copilot CLI Challenge What I Built VidPipe is an open-source agentic video editor that automates...

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@kubernetes.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

1 month ago

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Reimagining DevOps with AI: InfraCopilot + GitHub Copilot CLI This is a submission for the GitHub Copilot CLI Challenge* 🚀 What I Built I built...

Reimagining DevOps with AI: InfraCopilot + GitHub Copilot CLI This is a submission for the GitHub Copilot CLI Challenge * 🚀 What I Built I built InfraCopilot , an AI-powered DevOps automation CL...

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@android.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

1 month ago

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MonBusiness: When AI Helped Me Build My Sister a Business in One Week This is a submission for the GitHub Copilot CLI Challenge The Challenge My sister runs a...

MonBusiness: When AI Helped Me Build My Sister a Business in One Week This is a submission for the GitHub Copilot CLI Challenge The Challenge My sister runs a small grocery shop in Lomé, Togo. Eve...

#devchallenge #githubchallenge #cli #githubcopilot

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@linux.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

1 month ago

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D-Cubed: A terminal commands and shortcuts learning assistant This is a submission for the GitHub Copilot CLI Challenge What I Built D-Cubed, which...

D-Cubed: A terminal commands and shortcuts learning assistant This is a submission for the GitHub Copilot CLI Challenge What I Built D-Cubed, which stands for Dynamic Discovery Daemon, is a context...

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@kubernetes.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

7 months ago

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Como Usar o GitHub Copilot pra Responder RFPs e Ganhar Mais Projetos Responder RFP parece maratona, né? Um monte de coisa pra escrever: parte técnica, cronograma, equipe,...

Como Usar o GitHub Copilot pra Responder RFPs e Ganhar Mais Projetos Responder RFP parece maratona, né? Um monte de coisa pra escrever: parte técnica, cronograma, equipe, orçamento... tudo com p...

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@forem.com.web.brid.gy

11 months ago

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GitHub Access Governance with Pulumi. _This is a submission for thePulumi Deploy and Document Challenge: Get Creative with Pulumi and GitHub_ ## Introduction Managing user access in GitHub at scale is not easy, especially when you have to handle multiple repositories, teams, and permissions across an organization. It becomes even more challenging when you need to ensure security and compliance. That's where Pulumi comes in. It's a powerful Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool that allows you to define and enforce access policies using familiar programming languages like Python, TypeScript, and Go. Instead of manually managing permissions, you can automate everything with code, making it more efficient and scalable. ## What I Built I wanted to build a fully automated system where permissions could be managed easily without logging into GitHub every time. With this project, you can define all your user roles and repository access in a simple YAML file, and Pulumi, along with Python & GitHub Actions, will take care of the rest! This is useful for startups, enterprises, open-source projects, or anyone who wants hassle-free, scalable GitHub access management. ## Live Demo Preparation **_Note:_** _Make sure pulumi installation is done before. if not kindly refer_ https://www.pulumi.com/docs/iac/download-install Follow these steps to see the project in action: ### 1️⃣ **Clone the Repository** git clone https://github.com/Ajanhari/pulumi-github-access-governance.git cd pulumi-github-access-governance ### 2️⃣ **Set Up Pulumi and Install Dependencies** pip install pulumi pulumi-github pyyaml ### 3️⃣ **Configure Pulumi for Your GitHub Organization** # Login to Pulumi locally pulumi login --local # Set GitHub Personal Access Token (Replace with actual token) pulumi config set --secret githubToken "<YOUR_GITHUB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN>" # Initialize a new Pulumi stack named "dev" pulumi stack init dev # Set GitHub organization/owner (Replace 'YourOrgName' with your actual org) pulumi config set github:owner "YourOrgName" # Set GitHub API Base URL pulumi config set github:baseUrl "https://api.github.com" ### 4️⃣ **Modify`users.yaml` to Assign Roles** Edit the file and add/remove users based on your requirements. repositories: repo1: admin: - Ajanthan - Sachin maintain: - maintainer1 write: - Varun - dev2 triage: [] read: [] repo2: admin: - Ajanthan - Sachin write: - Varun ### 5️⃣ **Deploy Changes** pulumi up --yes ### 6️⃣ **Verify in GitHub** Check your GitHub repository settings to confirm the updated access permissions. ### 7️⃣ **Automate with GitHub Actions** Push the updated `users.yaml` file to the repository and let GitHub Actions handle the provisioning. git add users.yaml git commit -m "Updated user roles" git push origin main GitHub Actions will automatically apply the changes. ## Project Repo https://github.com/Ajanhari/pulumi-github-access-governance ## Advantages * **Centralized User Management** – Assign access in one YAML file. * **Automated Access Control** – No manual intervention required. * **Scalability** – Works for hundreds of repositories. * **Compliance & Security** – Logs changes via GitHub Actions. ## Final Thoughts If you're managing multiple GitHub repositories and looking for a way to automate access governance, Pulumi is definitely worth exploring. It brings the power of Infrastructure as Code to GitHub, making permission management easier, scalable, and more reliable.

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@dev.to.web.brid.gy

11 months ago

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GitHub Access Governance with Pulumi. _This is a submission for thePulumi Deploy and Document Challenge: Get Creative with Pulumi and GitHub_ ## Introduction Managing user access in GitHub at scale is not easy, especially when you have to handle multiple repositories, teams, and permissions across an organization. It becomes even more challenging when you need to ensure security and compliance. That's where Pulumi comes in. It's a powerful Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool that allows you to define and enforce access policies using familiar programming languages like Python, TypeScript, and Go. Instead of manually managing permissions, you can automate everything with code, making it more efficient and scalable. ## What I Built I wanted to build a fully automated system where permissions could be managed easily without logging into GitHub every time. With this project, you can define all your user roles and repository access in a simple YAML file, and Pulumi, along with Python & GitHub Actions, will take care of the rest! This is useful for startups, enterprises, open-source projects, or anyone who wants hassle-free, scalable GitHub access management. ## Live Demo Preparation **_Note:_** _Make sure pulumi installation is done before. if not kindly refer_ https://www.pulumi.com/docs/iac/download-install Follow these steps to see the project in action: ### 1️⃣ **Clone the Repository** git clone https://github.com/Ajanhari/pulumi-github-access-governance.git cd pulumi-github-access-governance ### 2️⃣ **Set Up Pulumi and Install Dependencies** pip install pulumi pulumi-github pyyaml ### 3️⃣ **Configure Pulumi for Your GitHub Organization** # Login to Pulumi locally pulumi login --local # Set GitHub Personal Access Token (Replace with actual token) pulumi config set --secret githubToken "<YOUR_GITHUB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN>" # Initialize a new Pulumi stack named "dev" pulumi stack init dev # Set GitHub organization/owner (Replace 'YourOrgName' with your actual org) pulumi config set github:owner "YourOrgName" # Set GitHub API Base URL pulumi config set github:baseUrl "https://api.github.com" ### 4️⃣ **Modify`users.yaml` to Assign Roles** Edit the file and add/remove users based on your requirements. repositories: repo1: admin: - Ajanthan - Sachin maintain: - maintainer1 write: - Varun - dev2 triage: [] read: [] repo2: admin: - Ajanthan - Sachin write: - Varun ### 5️⃣ **Deploy Changes** pulumi up --yes ### 6️⃣ **Verify in GitHub** Check your GitHub repository settings to confirm the updated access permissions. ### 7️⃣ **Automate with GitHub Actions** Push the updated `users.yaml` file to the repository and let GitHub Actions handle the provisioning. git add users.yaml git commit -m "Updated user roles" git push origin main GitHub Actions will automatically apply the changes. ## Project Repo https://github.com/Ajanhari/pulumi-github-access-governance ## Advantages * **Centralized User Management** – Assign access in one YAML file. * **Automated Access Control** – No manual intervention required. * **Scalability** – Works for hundreds of repositories. * **Compliance & Security** – Logs changes via GitHub Actions. ## Final Thoughts If you're managing multiple GitHub repositories and looking for a way to automate access governance, Pulumi is definitely worth exploring. It brings the power of Infrastructure as Code to GitHub, making permission management easier, scalable, and more reliable.

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@rastadidi.bsky.social

1 year ago

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⏳GitHub Copilot 1-Day Build Challenge : eol, a tiny Go client to manage eols What I Built A very raw & basic implementation of the famous hugovk/norwegianblue -...

🤗 Last evening I finally gave a try to the "One day #devchallenge #githubchallenge" with #golang and #copilot
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