Trash Taxi is a lifecycle management tool that helps reduce configuration drift in your environment, by terminating servers when arbitrary manual commands have been executed on them.
Most documentation is available at https://trash.taxi.
You can use go build and drop the output wherever you wish. garbaged's configuration file (by default) lives in /etc/garbaged.json but you can reassign it using the GARBAGED_CONFIG environment variable.
The nt command is available in cmd/nt, along with information on how to configure nt as well.
There is a command line API utility named tt which you'll find in cmd/tt.
Trash Taxi is not supported as part of a F5 service contract, and is maintained as we have time. Your best route to getting questions answered about Trash Taxi is by opening a GitHub issue.
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