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Bedatty Engineering

dotfiles

DevOps/Cloud engineering workstation. One-command setup from a fresh Ubuntu/WSL install to a fully configured environment with shell, cloud tools, Kubernetes stack, and editor configs.

Quick Install

Auto-accept, install everything (recommended):

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Bedatty-Engineering/dotfiles/main/scripts/install.sh | bash -s -- -y

Interactive (choose categories and tools as you go):

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Bedatty-Engineering/dotfiles/main/scripts/install.sh | bash

Update

Pull the latest dotfiles and refresh symlinks (detects what changed):

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Bedatty-Engineering/dotfiles/main/scripts/update.sh | bash

Add -s -- -y to auto-accept prompts.

Uninstall

Auto-accept, remove everything (recommended):

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Bedatty-Engineering/dotfiles/main/scripts/uninstall.sh | bash -s -- -y

Interactive:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Bedatty-Engineering/dotfiles/main/scripts/uninstall.sh | bash

What's included

Packages are grouped into categories you can pick or skip:

  • Shell — Oh-My-Zsh, plugins, fzf, tmux plugins, Nerd Font
  • Kubernetes — kubectl, helm, k9s, and related tooling
  • Cloud — AWS CLI, Terraform, OpenVPN
  • Dev — Docker, Python, Bun, GitHub CLI, Claude Code
  • Terminal — modern replacements (bat, eza, zoxide, atuin, tilix, etc.)
  • Editors — VS Code

Dotfiles linked into $HOME:

  • Shell config (.zshrc, .bashrc, .tmux.conf)
  • Git config (with signing, delta diff, global ignores)
  • Editor config (.editorconfig)
  • Cloud configs (~/.aws/config, ~/.ssh/config) as templates
  • Claude Code settings and custom skills/commands

Inspect the scripts/packages.sh for the full, current list.

How it works

Install is split into three scripts that run in sequence (all interactive):

Script What it does
install.sh Entry point — clones this repo, runs the others
packages.sh Installs selected tools
link.sh Creates symlinks from this repo into $HOME

Run any of them standalone. Pass -y to skip all prompts.

Existing files in $HOME are backed up to *.bak before being replaced with symlinks. Editing the file in the repo updates $HOME automatically (and vice-versa).

Manual steps after install

The install script prints a detailed checklist at the end. In short, you'll need to:

  • Copy your SSH keys, then ssh-add them
  • aws sso login --profile <profile> with your real accounts
  • Copy kubeconfigs into ~/.kube/
  • gh auth login, argocd login, etc.
  • Configure your terminal to use a Nerd Font (otherwise icons look broken)

See the end-of-install output for copy-pasteable commands.

Security

This repo is public and safe to share:

  • No secrets, tokens, or real account IDs in tracked files
  • Sensitive names (company, clusters, users) replaced with fictional placeholders
  • .gitignore blocks private keys, credentials, Claude session data, and anything matching typical secret patterns
  • Real values live only in local files that are never committed

Customizing

Fork this repo, change the name/email in home/.gitconfig, update the placeholders in config/aws/config and config/ssh/config to match your environment, and point the install URL to your fork.