create-repository | Automatically creates and sets up a new github repository | REST library

I'm trying to have a script automatically create ECR repos for projects as part of the pipeline. I want to check if it already exists first, however describe-repositories returns an error instead of "nothing", and it's not caught in a try/catch .

I'm trying to pull one of the Amazon SageMaker Pytorch public images as per this example. In the example they use a shell script and a Dockerfile to pull-expand-build the container and push it to ECR. Here's the shell script:

I am trying to create a ECR repo with list of tags from the AWS cli. This is the command I am running. I need to pass in the tags as JSON

Ok I've been dealing with this issue in Sagemaker for almost a week and I'm ready to pull my hair out. I've got a custom training script paired with a data processing script in a BYO algorithm Docker deployment type scenario. It's a Pytorch model built with Python 3.x, and the BYO Docker file was originally built for Python 2, but I can't see an issue with the problem that I am having.....which is that after a successful training run Sagemaker doesn't save the model to the target S3 bucket.

I've searched far and wide and can't seem to find an applicable answer anywhere. This is all done inside a Notebook instance. Note: I am using this as a contractor and don't have full permissions to the rest of AWS, including downloading the Docker image.

Dockerfile:

I am trying to set up docker image of amazon ECR on ubuntu18.04 machine of AWS,using commands provided by view push commands of Amazon Container Services

,please note i have already set up docker on my ubuntu18.04 and also output of docker -v is as below

How can I copy Bitbucket repo to CodeCommit, including all branches, but excluding all history on all branches?

Reason for wanting to do this: Our config server reads from CodeCommit, but the source of truth is in Bitbucket. (The reason we do that is a long story.) We have a script that currently (and successfully) "copies" the Bitbucket repo to CodeCommit. We are investigating if we can improve our config server's response times by syncing to CodeCommit without all the history, so when ConfigServer does a clone or fetch, it doesn't take as long (currently 15-25 seconds response times are common).

We hoped we could simply add --depth 1 to our git clone --mirror command. However, when pushing the mirrored repo to CodeCommit, we get an error. To see if it was just a CodeCommit issue, I tried do something similar to read from bitbucket and push back to a new bitbucket repo. I got a different, but similar error.

Here are the core steps. This works just fine without the --depth 1:

I'm attempting to create a repository from a repository template via GitHub's API for an organization. https://api.github.com/repos/{template_org_name}/{template_repo}/generate. I'm trying to do so with a GitHub app authenticated as an installation with administrative permissions on the organization. I'm unable to successfully create a repository and get a Resource not accessible by integration response. I am, however, able to create a repository via this same endpoint using my own GitHub user's personal access token. I'm inclined to think that this endpoint is only available as a user-to-server request, but have not had any luck looking at docs (https://developer.github.com/v3/repos/#create-repository-using-a-repository-template). I understand that it is technically a beta endpoint, so maybe that is my answer.

I checked that I am using the right "Accept" header as well in the request (Accept: application/vnd.github.baptiste-preview+json). Anyone have any luck with this endpoint?

Is it possible to specify image tag immutability in an AWS ECR CloudFormation template?

Image tag immutability is an option at https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/ecr/create-repository.html but I don't see any obvious way to do it at https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSCloudFormation/latest/UserGuide/aws-resource-ecr-repository.html

I need to trim a single " from a bash string both from starting and ending. I tried many things, but still didn't get the output.

Note: I tried $a{// \"}, but it didn't work.

The following code is what I have tried: