I've built several open sourced solutions. Have a look at what I've created and see if there's anything that would work for you or your organization.
For my articles, see taneli-leppa.medium.com.
Cloud Instance mapper creates a score-based mapping of different cloud IaaS VM instance types from EC2 and Azure Compute to Google Cloud Platform instance types, based on fresh data fetched from APIs. You can also map AWS RDS instances to Google Cloud SQL database types.
gcpviz is a visualization tool that takes input from Cloud Asset Inventory,
creates relationships between assets and outputs a format compatible with graphviz.
Pubsub2Inbox is a swiss-army knife for reacting to Pub/Sub message. It can perform many different tasks, like sending out emails using your own SMTP servers, copying files between buckets, running BigQuery queries, turning single messages into multiple ones (fan out), etc.
Custom Role Manager is a tool that can be used to keep custom roles up to date. You can source permissions from either testable permissions of a resource or from another role or set of roles.
Collect all your Google Cloud Storage metadata from your organization and build storage dashboards.
per-user-metadata-proxy is a proxy server that can provide separate Service Account identities for workloads
running under different users on a single Compute Instance server. It uses the /proc filesystem's list of TCP
connections to find the local identity of the workload and maps any gcloud/Cloud SDK/curl requests to another
service account.
gsnapshot provides a more traditional experience in managing VM instance level snapshots, rollbacks
and commits.
A very simple example of reading from Pub/Sub and writing the messages to syslog (can be used for example to transport audit logs to security products that support reading syslog).
Running unmodified AWS Lambda functions on Cloud Run? With credentials? It's possible by using a Lambda Runtime API emulator written in Go.
A provider for keeping persistent counters for resources.
Link to repository Link to Terraform registry
Example on how to run long-running Cloud Run functions, with discussion on alternative approaches and limitations.
Link to article Link to repository
Autoneg allows you to add Kubernetes services to Google Load Balancing backends.
Uses Autoneg and GCP load balancing components to run a Gitlab installation through external HTTP(S) load balancing and global TCP proxy for SSH.
This repository provides end-to-end examples and a suite of Terraform modules for Google Cloud for rapid prototyping.
When building for ESP32, I always pick ESP-IDF. Being a home automation enthuasist, I tend to veer towards Zigbee solutions - commercial and homebrewed. I've built a few projects:
Medium article: Spaceballs — The Switch! Zigbee’ing a device Link to repository
Reads 3 sensors via ADC and sends the information directly into InfluxDB.
A cheap ESP32 "smartwatch" turned into a wireless PC hardware monitor, leveraging LibreHardwareMonitor.
Built for M5Paper and its ePaper display, pick up to 3 different stops and lines from ovapi.nl and show the next departures.
Proxies Bluetooth keyboards and mouse as HID devices
Anonymizes data dumps from MySQL instances in real-time.
Creates randomness with a predefined seed for a JMeter run.
Projects I've contributed to: amitbet/vncproxy, noVNC/noVNC, hashicorp/packer, ansible/ansible, apache/beam, spotify/annoy, terraform-google-modules/cloud-foundation-fabric, terraform-google-modules/terraform-google-vpc-service-controls, GoogleCloudPlatform/policy-library, rocket-internet-berlin/RocketGoRedSVD, boto/boto, wcgallego/pecl-gearman, phpv8/v8js, php/php-src, ...