git clone https://github.com/jsav0/quik
doctl
: official cli for the Digital Ocean APIvultr
: official cli for the Vultr API
If you intend to couple quik with my playbooks, drist is needed
drist
: drist is a tool to configure remote servers in an Unix way.git clone git://bitreich.org/drist && sudo make install
Use the provided makefile to install to /usr/local/bin/
sudo make install
Or just copy quik
to the $PATH
of your choice.
quik currently supports deployment with the following VPS providers:
- Digital Ocean using
doctl
, auth via$DO_TOKEN
- Vultr using
vultr
, auth viaVULTR_API_KEY
quik is a script for deploying vps' quickly
usage:
quik <command>
quik <provider> <command> <options>
quik commands:
ls list servers
rm remove servers
providers:
doctl Digtal Ocean
vultr Vultr
provider commands:
deploy deploy servers
rm remove servers
ls list servers
examples:
quik doctl deploy 1gb 10 void-linux deploy 10 instances running void linux
- add self expiry (self-destruct) option for instances (in progress, see self-destruct playbook)
- add regions for user selection or randomization (done, but some regions are restricted, code commented out)
ALL PLAYBOOKS HAVE BEEN MOVED TO: jsav0/drist-playbooks
They may be coupled with quik to automate full deployments
Some playbooks require my modified version of drist
to copy the files back to the local machine.
- example playbooks for the following purposes:
- offensive hacking (wfnintr/darkvoid)
- .onion generator (wfnintr/mkonions)
- tor relay (wfnintr/tor-bridge)
- wireguard (wfnintr/wireguard-scripts)
- xinetd (httpd, gopher, git)
- irc bots and daemons
- target recon
- subdomain enumeration
- port scanning in parallel
- more
haydenh
Evelyn Martin
More are welcome.
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- irc.nebulacentre.net [channel #general]
- irc.hlirc.net [channel #hlircnet]
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