jschneiderhan

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by jschneiderhan 10y ago
I came across an AWS version while googling the other day. I figured I'd share in case that is more useful to you. https://github.com/ivx/kubernetes-the-hard-way-aws
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by jschneiderhan 10y ago
While reading this, I couldn't help but wonder what SaaS vendors like AWS (RDS) do to protect themselves from inevitable RCE that provides a shell to an attacker. Sooner or later someone is going to get a shell. Do they use virtualizat
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by jschneiderhan 12y ago
quaunaut: I've never used Dokku so I'm not sure if this is helpful, but I've been experimenting with using https://github.com/progrium/buildstep to build containers using buildpacks. I'm finding tha
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by jschneiderhan 12y ago
There was quite a bit of discussion on this topic in the Docker-dev group. The comment I found the most informative was by the creator of Docker -> https://groups.google.com/d/msg/docker-dev/3paGTWD6xyw&#x2
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by jschneiderhan 12y ago
I've been playing with Deis the past few weeks and really like it. There has been a lot to learn (CoreOS, Etcd, Fleet, Docker), but the documentation makes it quite easy to get a cluster up and running. The Deis folks have also been ve
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by jschneiderhan 13y ago
I agree that the Vagrant/Docker combo is awesome. I see them as solving completely different problems. To me, Vagrant is for running complete systems while Docker is for running isolated processes (quite commonly within a system manage
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by jschneiderhan 13y ago
Would the plausible deniability that comes with using a technique like TrueCrypt's hidden volumes help in a situation like?
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by jschneiderhan 14y ago
Perhaps some of these thoughts of mine will be useful for you. I have a 10 year old step-daughter who I have been raising since she was 3 and a 3 year old son. For me, hands down, the most important thing I have done is try my hardest to ma