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  1. #!/bin/bash
  2.  
  3. awk '{ key=1 }
  4.    /-infrastructure-users$/ { key += 10 }
  5.   /-credentials-/ { key += 100 }
  6.   { print key "\t" $0 }' |
  7. sort -n
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aws-persistence-infrastructure
aws-persistence-users
aws-firewall-infrastructure
aws-network-infrastructure
aws-infrastructure-users
bootstrap-credentials-aws
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1	aws-firewall-infrastructure
1	aws-network-infrastructure
1	aws-persistence-infrastructure
1	aws-persistence-users
11	aws-infrastructure-users
101	bootstrap-credentials-aws
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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73119266/execute-shell-script-string-array-in-a-particular-order
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