Name: Keegan Mullaney
Type: User
Bio: Lead Technical Support Engineer who codes. Bitcoin maximalist, Tesla and Lightship fan, hoping for interplanetary immigration, practicing h+.
Twitter: keegoid
Location: Portland, Oregon, USA
Blog: keegoid.com
Keegan Mullaney's Projects
Ansible examples using Vagrant to deploy to local VMs.
The personal website of Ben Balter. Built using Jekyll and GitHub Pages. See humans.txt for more infos.
A collection of IT and software certifications achieved by Keegan Mullaney.
A script for managing states of AWS EC2 instances, EKS nodes, and getting details of New Relic Lambda layers.
my nvim config
Github repo for the Nodejs Express TDD course with Jest on Udemy
Apps Scripts to use with Google Sheets
You've been haacked and you like it
Remind me how to do things I don't frequently do.
Serif is a modern business theme for Hugo.
A brazen two-column theme for Jekyll.
:globe_with_meridians: Jekyll is a blog-aware, static site generator in Ruby
Open Source version of the GitHub Pages theme, now for Jekyll. Demo at http://pietro.menna.net.br/jekyll-architect-theme/
My personal blog site powered by Middleman and GitHub, hosted by BitBalloon.
My first NPM package!
The personal website for Keegan Mullaney featuring open source writing.
Website for KM Authorized LLC
Monokai Spacegray custom UI and code highlighting themes for Sublime Text
Deploy Docker's example voting app on Kubernetes
Use Kubernetes to deploy Docker's example voting app.
A Jekyll blog theme with just the right amount of style
These are some of the first programs I ever created when I was learning c back in 2003. Oh the nostalgia...
A collection of useful shell functions for use in scripting projects.
RETIRED: A collection of shell scripts to perform initial setup of a Fedora-based workstation or Centos 7.0 x64 server.
manpages to the point
A guide for adding Zurb's Foundation to the Middleman HTML5 Boilerplate.
The Bitballon homepage, from which I am learning Middleman.
A template for a Middleman site with the HTML5 Boilerplate, the middleman-blog extension and the Sass/Compass version of Zurb's Foundation 5. (INCOMPLETE)