Rsync is a handy tool for syncing data between servers.
By default it connects on port 22. But sometimes the ssh server is configured to accept connections on a different port. You can still use rsync like this:
rsync -Hav -e "ssh -p 2222" someserver.com:/remote/server/path /local/server/path
I switch between MySQL and Postgres often enough that the psql meta-commands never stick in my head. Every time it’s the same five minutes of googling \d vs ...
Same story as the GCP version of this note, different cloud: startup closes Series A, and the AWS side is still one root user, one account, prod and the sand...
Recently I had a case where a startup closed their Series A and was still running everything out of one GCP project tied to the founder’s personal Google acc...
This is another note of the kind: “I don’t want to google for it next time I need it in few years”