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DevLog: SSH Authentication via OAuth2(containerssh.io)
4 points by janoszen 5y ago|0 comments
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Into the New School Year with Open Source and YouTuber Spirit(pasztor.at)
2 points by janoszen 6y ago|0 comments
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The (Painful) Enterprise Way to the Cloud(pasztor.at)
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Show HN: ContainerSSH – An SSH server that launches containers(github.com)
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Show HN: Janos' Cloud Scanner(github.com)
3 points by janoszen 8y ago|0 comments
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Gentoo as a Docker Build System?(medium.com)
2 points by janoszen 8y ago|0 comments
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What people misunderstand about OOP(pasztor.at)
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Can Beethoven send takedown requests?(wikimediafoundation.org)
530 points by janoszen 8y ago|310 comments
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The Cookie Cutter Architecture(pasztor.at)
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by janoszen 8y ago
Hey folks, I'd really like some feedback on this before I push the final version to Maven Central.
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Show HN: OWC DIC – An easy to configure IoC dependency injector for Java(github.com)
1 points by janoszen 8y ago|1 comments
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Why testing is hard(pasztor.at)
5 points by janoszen 8y ago|2 comments
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Mandatory upload filters in the EU?(pasztor.at)
4 points by janoszen 9y ago|0 comments
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How does Docker work? (animated)(pasztor.at)
4 points by janoszen 9y ago|0 comments
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Hacked Credit Card Numbers Are Still, Still Google-Able(toptal.com)
3 points by janoszen 9y ago|0 comments
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LXC vs. Docker(pasztor.at)
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One Controller, One Action(pasztor.at)
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by janoszen 9y ago
Yes, but it's kind of a whack-a-mole since their reuse times are not public AFAIK, so it would constantly need tuning as they develop the service.
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by janoszen 9y ago
A POP or edge location is a server (or multiple) that the user traffic is being routed to, hopefully close to the user. A CDN consists of multiple POPs, one in each region, with intelligent traffic routing added (as described in the article
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by janoszen 9y ago
If you are fine with having slashes at the end of your URLs and you do not want to do anything too complicated like content negotiation for image types, S3 and CloudFront is fine. The moment you turn on Lambda@Edge, to do the magic, things
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by janoszen 9y ago
It depends on the scale. Running a personal blog with sub-1MiB/s traffic is not a problem. I've seen some larger projects though where detailed data analysis had to be employed to debug bad connections... that's not a one-man
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by janoszen 9y ago
Of course it's dockerized, it has to be cool, right? :) Ansible is running docker-compose up -d on deployment an Traefik is doing the magic. I want to extend it to host multiple sites in the future. (Btw. Ansible ran from a central loc
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by janoszen 9y ago
(I'm the author.) This whole setup is built for a comparatively low traffic blog, so DNS caching won't help much. (On normal days I get ~100 visitors.) This is compounded by the TTL which is 60s to account for node failures. The o
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by janoszen 9y ago
I think SNI is fine, all modern browsers seem to support it: https://caniuse.com/#search=sni
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by janoszen 9y ago
Yes, but you would need a crawler that does so in every region, or at least know the IPs of the edge nodes on that CDN. You would probably also hit some rate limit / DDoS protection with the CDN itself.
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by janoszen 9y ago
Thank you for pointing that out, I've updated my bio to reflect that. Hopefully this way it's a little less ambiguous. :)
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by janoszen 9y ago
Thank you to both of you, I've edited the article to clarify that point.
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by janoszen 9y ago
Interesting, although I specifically wanted to build a push CDN (where I can push the content) rather than a pull CDN (that works with an origin) to avoid the added latency with cache misses.
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by janoszen 9y ago
"When it comes to picking a solution, I often choose the less traveled road" I forgot to add that this applies only to R&D and hobby projects, for production setups I'm a bit more careful. :) (I'm the author.)
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by janoszen 9y ago
Traefik can simply request certificates using the DNS verification method, as opposed to the certbot HTTP verification. (HTTP would not work with a distributed setup like this.) Alternatively, Traefik can also synchronize certificate reques

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