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helfire
11y ago
*Oracle Java 7 is EOL. OpenJDK/others are not. (though Oracle is really the only one that matters)
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11y ago
I think one of the main things missing from the Grails 3 narrative is that it has really turned into an opinionated SpringBoot framework. You can take all the great things from spring, add groovy and gorm and a few sane defaults and it beco
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APIs with Grails 3 and OAuth 2 Using Spring Boot Security Starter
(blog.agileorbit.com)
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11y ago
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helfire
12y ago
I was just thinking about a similar type of exchange/broker for individuals to contact companies who may not be happy with responsible disclosure (ie, you're using their service and it is your only option, but if you disclose some
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helfire
12y ago
Just started playing with ELK last weekend, this guide got me up and running pretty quickly http://evanhazlett.com/2014/11/Logging-with-ELK-and-Docker/
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helfire
12y ago
This looks great and glad HashiCorp keeps releasing Opensource software! Anyone have a good end to end example of Consul, Docker, Service Discovery? Nginx example is good to get started, but just need some of the basics to point in the righ
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helfire
12y ago
I was playing with Fig, SpringBoot, Node and postgres stack this afternoon. Playing with Docker since its release this is the first time is really all clicked together. Here's my notes - https://erichelgeson.github.io/b
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Whitelist CloudFlare in Nginx
(erichelgeson.github.io)
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13y ago
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helfire
13y ago
What alternatives to Nagios are out there? I've seen Icinga mentioned today, what else are people using?
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helfire
13y ago
Also looks like MacOS 10.9 has ares by default.
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helfire
13y ago
ports > brew! But seriously I don't know how brew works, though looks like the code supports the option: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/blob/master/Library/For...
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helfire
13y ago
Yes, and conditioning your users to click on popups. Glad you chose not to!
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helfire
13y ago
I chatted with a company that investigates affiliate fraud, they may have a blog post up after the new year about this. Will submit it if/when they do.
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helfire
13y ago
A really shady ISP could intercept and redirect any outgoing port 53 traffic to their servers.
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helfire
13y ago
Do you have a link to a usable encrypted DNS solution? I searched but didn't find anything actively used, but a lot of proposals.
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helfire
13y ago
I was going to mention it, but I haven't found anyone using it or a usable implementation.
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13y ago
I think so too, though CDN's will mess with the results a bit. It would be nice if DNS had a way to sign/validate/somehow know the record you got was correct. Especially on the apex record as it can happen before ssl.
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helfire
13y ago
Thanks! I was in a state of hopelessness for a week or so till I had that idea.
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I fought my ISP's bad behavior and won
(erichelgeson.github.io)
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13y ago
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The Missing guide to Enterprise APIs
(erichelgeson.github.io)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Just a pull request away: https://github.com/xta/HalloweenBash/blob/master/assets/prof...
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14y ago
This article[1] is what made chef 'click' for me. Try it out with vagrant or just solo on a vm to start. Try to forget everything you already learned and just do this example the build off that. [1] http://www.opinionatedprogrammer.com/201