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by gnur 8y ago
This only applies to commercial VPN providers, if you run this at home there is nothing insecure about the issues mentioned in that post.
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by gnur 8y ago
No, it probably only starts a bash shell in the container. In most cases docker containers only run a single application, not the entire os. It is possible to run everything, but that kind of eliminates on of the big advantages of docker.
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by gnur 8y ago
Looks like a good light-weight alternative for setting up a full elasticsearch cluster for some light log insights. I've been kind of building something similar myself, but this looks much better. The free cloud demo does look it is ge
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by gnur 8y ago
> Even when you shut your machine down, you still have to pay storage for the machine at $0.10 per GB per month, so I got charged a couple hundred dollars / month just to keep my data around. Curious how it relates to sticking only
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by gnur 8y ago
> “We expect iPhones are similarly vulnerable, but we only tested our attack on Androids,” Peng Cheng, a doctoral student at Lancaster University told me in an email. Well, of course not. First of all, iPhones don't have unlock patt
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by gnur 8y ago
Unless you are using DC/OS enterprise, DC/OS is incredibly insecure by default. Any container running in the cluster has access to the full marathon API (which has NO auth). So any compromised container will be able to: stop and d
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Mermaidjs: create diagrams and flowcharts from text(mermaidjs.github.io)
43 points by gnur 8y ago|16 comments
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by gnur 8y ago
Imagine you have some kind of SaaS that customers pay for with microtransactions. You do some kind of work on uploaded data (let's say it's 1GB) and return data to the customer. The classic model forces you to make all kinds of up
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by gnur 8y ago
If your business model works with serverless when you have a single paying customer it should work when you have a thousand paying customers.
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by gnur 8y ago
Perhaps the tardigrades have already done that.
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by gnur 8y ago
The Influx ecosystem actually offers https://github.com/influxdata/chronograf for graphing in stead of Grafana.
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by gnur 8y ago
Always do at least 1 full rehearsal with a timer, preferably two full rehearsals where the first one you do keep a timer but also have a notebook (physical) present to quickly write down adjustments you want to make. Do a live demo, people
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by gnur 8y ago
Mosh only uses SSH to setup the initial connection, when the handshake between server and client has been created SSH is no longer used.
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by gnur 8y ago
It sounds great, but I've always found the DC/OS marketplace not really flexible enough. I've looked at many services, but in most cases the requirements for running a service from the marketplace were for extremely high thro
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by gnur 8y ago
Having used both DC/OS (mesos & marathon) and kubernetes in production. The one thing DC/OS had absolutely nailed was the web interface and bootstrap. The DC/OS interface is brilliant as it allows you to explore all the p
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by gnur 8y ago
The free version of elasticsearch still has no real authn/authz/rbac built in.
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by gnur 8y ago
To be fair, this is a limitation of Docker, there is nothing Traefik can do about it.
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by gnur 8y ago
The integration of Traefik with the Docker daemon should mainly just be used while developing (imho). Once you get to acceptance / production environments, you are very unlikely to run plain docker containers, if you use kubernetes y
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by gnur 8y ago
Communicate that you are self-taught in grade school and that your work ethic primarily kicks in at home ;). Perhaps you need to find some different words, but a strong motivation with your application helps miles in getting a job.
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by gnur 8y ago
Kind of, except that the base ubuntu image is more like 70MB.
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by gnur 8y ago
Do you have any sort of routine you can recommend?
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by gnur 9y ago
Downloading it from steam takes just as mush time. But that 50GB is probably for more then 100 hours of playtime, which amounts to a persistent 145kb/s. With some caching up front, I think this could actually work. There literally is n
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by gnur 9y ago
Is this the cause or the effect?
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by gnur 9y ago
Have you taken a look at nats? ( https://nats.io/ ) Otherwise, the cloud native landscape has some similar projects listed in the same category as kafka: https://github.com/cncf/landscape
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by gnur 9y ago
I actually like the GOPATH. It has forced me to order my code correctly, I now have a single ~/code directory where all my checkouts reside. I created a small bash script (called giclo) which automatically places checkouts of git repo&
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by gnur 9y ago
I used it, and I used a combination of manual and automated steps. It wasn't worth it in the end, perhaps you could look into traefik or caddy. Both can automatically request and refresh certificates for you, caddy is good for hobby pr
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by gnur 9y ago
I have minio running on a raspberry pi at home and exposed it via a port forward. It has built in support to generate links that automatically expire.
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by gnur 9y ago
Do you have a link for this? I have been interested in this as well, probably isn't cheap though?
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by gnur 9y ago
Have you tried/evaluated traefik? It sounds like it could do nearly everything you just mentioned.
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by gnur 9y ago
In my experience, this should not have to be a big issue. In the Netherlands, half of the meetups and conferences feature non Dutch speakers. If you have knowledge about the topic you want to convey, submit a proposal (make it clear it will

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