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GitHub Repositories for Cloud Services and Digital Forensics

Skytjenester (Cloud Services)

  1. Azure SaaS Development Kit (ASDK)

    • Description: This repository provides a solid starting point for building cloud-native Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions. It includes a reference architecture, deployable reference implementation, and tools to help developers deliver their applications as SaaS.
    • Features:
      • Identity and access management
      • Tenant management
      • Observability and configuration management
      • Scalability and CI/CD integration
    • Use Case: Ideal for developers and architects building SaaS platforms, offering best practices and design patterns for Azure【221†source】【224†source】.

  2. Free for Dev

    • Description: A comprehensive list of SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS offerings with free tiers that are useful for developers.
    • Features:
      • Free tiers for various cloud services
      • Resources for IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS from multiple providers like AWS, Azure, IBM Cloud, and more
    • Use Case: Useful for developers looking to explore free cloud services for development and testing【222†source】.

  3. Azure in Bullet Points

    • Description: A summarized guide to Azure services, presented in bullet points for quick reference.
    • Features:
      • Overview of Azure services, including compute, storage, networking, and security
      • Governance and monitoring best practices
      • Security features and compliance
    • Use Case: Helpful for quick learning and reference for Azure administrators and architects【223†source】.

  4. IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS Comparison

    • Description: An educational resource that details the differences between IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS, including their advantages and disadvantages.
    • Features:
      • Detailed comparison of cloud service models
      • Advantages and disadvantages of each model
      • Examples of services under each category
    • Use Case: Great for understanding the core differences and use cases of each cloud service model【225†source】.

Digital Forensics

  1. The Sleuth Kit (TSK)

    • Description: A collection of command-line tools for analyzing disk images and recovering files.
    • Features:
      • File system forensic analysis
      • Data recovery from various file systems
    • Use Case: Essential for conducting digital forensic investigations and data recovery【221†source】.

  2. Autopsy

    • Description: A graphical interface for The Sleuth Kit and other digital forensics tools.
    • Features:
      • Supports collaboration on cases
      • Integration with multiple forensic tools
    • Use Case: Ideal for investigators needing a comprehensive toolset for forensic analysis【221†source】.

  3. Awesome Forensics

    • Description: A curated list of tools and resources for digital forensics.
    • Features:
      • Memory forensics
      • Network forensics
      • Various forensic utilities and documentation
    • Use Case: Excellent resource for finding specialized tools for different aspects of digital forensics【221†source】.

  4. Digital Forensics Tools

    • Description: A collection of tools for solving various forensic issues.
    • Features:
      • Tools for hash calculation, disk imaging, and more
    • Use Case: Useful for addressing specific forensic challenges and tasks【221†source】.

These repositories provide comprehensive resources for mastering cloud services and digital forensics, ensuring thorough understanding and effective application of these technologies in various IT and security environments.

Here are some valuable GitHub resources to support learning about basic cloud services, Azure administration, security, and Infrastructure as Code (IaC):

Basic Cloud Services (IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS)

  1. Azure Quickstart Templates
    • This repository contains templates to deploy various IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS solutions on Azure.
    • Topics Covered:
      • Virtual machines (IaaS)
      • App services (PaaS)
      • Azure SQL and Cosmos DB (SaaS)
      • Kubernetes and Docker

Azure Administrator

  1. Azure/azure-cli
    • The repository for Azure Command-Line Interface (CLI), a set of commands used to manage Azure resources.
    • Topics Covered:
      • Resource management
      • Networking
      • Storage management
      • VM management
      • Security and identity management

Security

  1. Azure-Samples/azure-security-center
    • Sample scripts and code for configuring and using Azure Security Center.
    • Topics Covered:
      • Security policies
      • Threat protection
      • Security alerts
      • Compliance management

Infrastructure as Code

  1. Azure/azure-quickstart-templates

    • Contains a comprehensive collection of templates for deploying Azure resources using Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates.
    • Topics Covered:
      • ARM templates
      • Infrastructure provisioning
      • Automated deployments
      • Resource management

  2. terraform-providers/terraform-provider-azurerm

    • The repository for the Terraform provider for Azure Resource Manager.
    • Topics Covered:
      • Terraform configurations
      • Infrastructure as Code using Terraform
      • Azure resource management with Terraform

These repositories offer a wide range of resources, from sample code to complete templates, covering various aspects of cloud services, Azure administration, security, and Infrastructure as Code. They provide practical examples and tools to help you understand and implement these technologies effectively.

GitHub Repositories for Cloud Services and Digital Forensics

Skytjenester (Cloud Services)

  1. Azure SaaS Development Kit (ASDK)

    • Description: Provides a comprehensive starting point for building cloud-native SaaS solutions on Azure, including a reference architecture, deployable reference implementation, and tools for identity management, tenant management, observability, and scalability.
    • Features:
      • Identity and access management
      • Tenant management
      • Observability and configuration management
      • Scalability and CI/CD integration
    • Use Case: Ideal for developers and architects building SaaS platforms on Azure.

  2. Free for Dev

    • Description: A curated list of SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS offerings with free tiers, useful for developers exploring cloud services.
    • Features:
      • Comprehensive list of free tier offerings from providers like AWS, Azure, IBM Cloud, etc.
      • Various cloud resources for development and testing.
    • Use Case: Helps developers explore and utilize free cloud services for various projects.

  3. Azure in Bullet Points

    • Description: Summarizes key Azure services and concepts in bullet points for quick reference.
    • Features:
      • Overviews of Azure services, compute, storage, networking

GitHub Repositories for Cloud Services and Digital Forensics

Skytjenester (Cloud Services)

  1. Azure SaaS Development Kit (ASDK)

    • Description: This repository provides a comprehensive starting point for building cloud-native SaaS solutions on Azure. It includes reference architecture, deployable reference implementation, and tools for managing identity, tenants, observability, and configuration.
    • Features:
      • Identity and access management
      • Tenant management
      • Observability and configuration management
      • Scalability and CI/CD integration
    • Use Case: Ideal for developers and architects building SaaS platforms on Azure【20†source】.

  2. Free for Dev

    • Description: A curated list of SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS offerings with free tiers, useful for developers exploring cloud services.
    • Features:
      • Comprehensive list of free tier offerings from providers like AWS, Azure, IBM Cloud, etc.
      • Various cloud resources for development and testing
    • Use Case: Helps developers explore and utilize free cloud services for various projects【19†source】.

  3. Azure in Bullet Points

    • Description: Summarizes key Azure services and concepts in bullet points for quick reference.
    • Features:
      • Overview of Azure services, including compute, storage, networking, and security
      • Governance and monitoring best practices
      • Security features and compliance
    • Use Case: Helpful for quick learning and reference for Azure administrators and architects【23†source】.

  4. Serverless Framework

    • Description: A framework for building serverless applications using AWS Lambda and other managed cloud services. It simplifies the deployment of cloud infrastructure.
    • Features:
      • Simplified deployment of AWS Lambda functions
      • Support for various cloud services integrations
      • CI/CD pipeline integration
    • Use Case: Useful for developers building scalable, low-maintenance applications on AWS【24†source】.

  5. Cloud-Native Toolkit

    • Description: A collection of tools and frameworks supporting the lifecycle of cloud-native applications.
    • Features:
      • Automation modules for IBM Cloud, AWS, and Azure
      • GitOps management for Kubernetes-based systems
      • Comprehensive developer guides and utilities
    • Use Case: Beneficial for teams adopting cloud-native development practices and automating deployments【21†source】.

  6. Google Cloud DevOps Pipeline

    • Description: A repository for building a CI/CD pipeline using Google Cloud services such as Cloud Build, Cloud Run, and Kubernetes Engine.
    • Features:
      • Detailed instructions for setting up CI/CD pipelines
      • Deployment examples for various Google Cloud services
    • Use Case: Ideal for developers looking to automate deployment workflows on Google Cloud【25†source】.

Digital Forensics

  1. The Sleuth Kit (TSK)

    • Description: A collection of command-line tools for analyzing disk images and recovering files.
    • Features:
      • File system forensic analysis
      • Data recovery from various file systems
    • Use Case: Essential for conducting digital forensic investigations and data recovery【17†source】.

  2. Autopsy

    • Description: A graphical interface for The Sleuth Kit and other digital forensics tools.
    • Features:
      • Supports collaboration on cases
      • Integration with multiple forensic tools
    • Use Case: Ideal for investigators needing a comprehensive toolset for forensic analysis【17†source】.

  3. Awesome Forensics

    • Description: A curated list of tools and resources for digital forensics.
    • Features:
      • Memory forensics
      • Network forensics
      • Various forensic utilities and documentation
    • Use Case: Excellent resource for finding specialized tools for different aspects of digital forensics【18†source】.

  4. Digital Forensics Tools

    • Description: A collection of tools for solving various forensic issues.
    • Features:
      • Tools for hash calculation, disk imaging, and more
    • Use Case: Useful for addressing specific forensic challenges and tasks【18†source】.

These repositories provide comprehensive resources for mastering cloud services and digital forensics, ensuring thorough understanding and effective application of these technologies in various IT and security environments.