Default Paths of DevOps Tools in macOS
When working with DevOps tools on macOS, it’s important to know the default installation and configuration paths for various tools. This knowledge can help you locate and configure these tools more efficiently.
In this blog post, we will explore the default paths of some popular DevOps tools on macOS.
| Tools | Installation Path | Config Path |
|---|---|---|
| Git | /usr/bin/git | /Users/ |
| Terraform | /usr/local/bin/terraform | /Users/ |
| Docker | /usr/local/bin/docker | /Users/ |
| Kuberentes | /usr/local/bin/kubectl | /Users/ |
| SSH | /usr/bin/ssh | /Users/ |
| Anisble | /usr/local/bin/ansible | |
| Helm | /usr/local/bin/helm | |
| AWS CLI | /usr/local/bin/aws | |
| Jenkins | /usr/local/bin/jenkins | /Users/ |
These are just a few examples of popular DevOps tools and their default installation paths on macOS. It’s worth noting that these paths may vary depending on the installation method or any custom configurations made by the user.
Knowing the default paths of these tools can be helpful when working with them in your DevOps workflows. It allows you to easily locate the executables and configure your environment accordingly.
Stay tuned for more insights and tips on Cloud and DevOps!
Happy DevOps-ing on macOS!