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This is a CLI tool to quickly create and manage Kubernetes clusters in Hetzner Cloud using the lightweight Kubernetes distribution k3s from Rancher. Hetzner Cloud is an awesome cloud provider which offers a truly great service with the best performance/cost ratio in the market. With Hetzner's Cloud Controller Manager and CSI driver you can provision load balancers and persistent volumes very easily. k3s is my favorite Kubernetes distribution now because it uses much less memory and CPU, leaving more resources to workloads. ...

...See INSTALL.rst, which is created when initializing a new scenario. Ansible is not listed as a direct dependency of molecule package because we only call it as a command-line tool. You may want to install it using your distribution package installer. It is your responsibility to assure that soft dependencies of Ansible are available on your controller or host machines.

This project is a simple daemon (aka service) for Apple Mac Computers developed from the source code of the famous smcFanControl command line tool. It runs in background as system service and dynamically changes the speed of you Mac's fan(s) in order to keep it cooler. This tool can be fully configured from command line and can also run in simulation mode from the terminal.

Linux comes with a powerful network emulation toolkit called "Traffic Controller", or simply "TC". This toolkit allows you to simulate packet delay, packet loss, bandwidth throttling, and more. This is very useful for developing and testing applications that utilize the network. To verify your designs and implementations function stable under various networking conditions. TC however is a command line tool.

Command line tool to convert BMP images to binary bitmaps and c header files with 8bit page layout instead of line layout (one byte is 8-bit vertical line). Can be used to present data for graphical LCD images in micro controller programming (eg AVR).