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If you are at home, your box is in the data center, then a BeyondCorp outage makes it impossible to work, right? I agree that laptops can’t always do everythin
by Kwpolska 4y ago
If you are at home, your box is in the data center, then a BeyondCorp outage makes it impossible to work, right?
I agree that laptops can’t always do everything, but many things can be done comfortably well. At a previous job, I had 32 GB of physical RAM and 20 GB of swap (thanks to 5-10 RAM-hungry JVM apps), and things were quite usable for standard dev workflows.
- fragmede 4y ago> a BeyondCorp outage makes it impossible to work Yes. So does a VPN outage if you're using that instead. If your laptop gets chewed up by a lawnmower, it's also impossible to work.
- Kwpolska 4y agoI can get things done with a VPN, $CloudCodeHosting, or network outage. Sure, not everything would be possible, but I can still write code and run it.
- danpalmer 4y ago> a BeyondCorp outage makes it impossible to work Err, sort of. Beyond Corp isn't really one single service that can be running or down, it's more of an approach, a bunch of different pieces, etc. I haven't seen an outage yet, but I don't think it would look like "the VPN is down", probably more like "this web app thinks I'm logged out". I do recommend reading the BeyondCorp paper, although it's been a long time since I read it.