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by kapilvt 6y ago
fwiw, cloud custodian also supports this (off hours), across ec2, asg, rds, aurora, etc via tag spec on off hours. note though that rds services have much more restrictive tag values. disclaimer. maintainer on cloud custodian.
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by kapilvt 6y ago
one very useful tool for tagging and tag governance, is https://github.com/cloud-custodian/cloud-custodian you can setup policies to auto tag things with creators, and enforce tag policies, enforce valid vocabularies,
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by kapilvt 6y ago
I just ordered a few of the new amd think pads (T14s amd), 8core/16thread, 32gb ram, looking forward to it.. only real downer is the screen res (1980x), but oh well. just waiting for 5.8 kernels to hit mainstream distros.. Ryzen 4000 n
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by kapilvt 6y ago
https://k8s.af prod incident stories.
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by kapilvt 6y ago
no
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by kapilvt 6y ago
aggregated api usage stats, api client headers is often enough to identify competitor products and their traction, and is non-sensitive, coupled with account id to customers.
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by kapilvt 6y ago
while ansible does push more commonly (and checkout mitogen for speed increases there), its also trivial to do pull mode with some loss of multi-node orchestration, and just cron/systemd timer it.
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by kapilvt 6y ago
new ux sucks, on a wide screen content is no longer properly centered, horrible left float, right float on different elements of ux vs center box previously on core content elements. ie, it`s a bug not a feature.
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by kapilvt 6y ago
also kivy ... https://kivy.org but both of those are more ux oriented, and with a different focus than this afaics.
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by kapilvt 6y ago
apparmor is also the default linux security module for suse
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by kapilvt 6y ago
Tools write selinux policies, humans write apparmor policies .
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by kapilvt 6y ago
another tool in this space, https://github.com/cloud-custodian/cloud-custodian delta would be less ootb policies (though lots of github repos with examples re awesome custodian lists), and more user defined policy as c
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by kapilvt 6y ago
compared to the 99% of the rest of museums in dc, which are publicly funded, the Bible museum was private and needed to show return on investment which was covid interuppted, especially after it just opened and took over newseum real estate
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by kapilvt 6y ago
As someone who just dealt with the questionable state of the gcp docs, I couldn't disagree more, afaics there's really no qa on this stuff. to wit, the official docs for turning on storage bucket uniform access are a missing a par
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by kapilvt 6y ago
yes... albeit its an odd one.. a few months after the switch out from Diane to Thomas on lead exec.. they shutdown google hire which was in the gcp portfolio https://www.theverge.com/2019/8/28/20837004/go
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by kapilvt 6y ago
How would you compare it to ansible in that usage model? I don't do much config mgmt these days, so curious for a master(less) mindset, whats the comparison for salt vs. ansible?
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by kapilvt 6y ago
not quite that repo is a mix of https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch/blob/master/license... and apache 2.0 .. the elastic license stuff is in a particular sub directory, but there's so many inte
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by kapilvt 6y ago
also do you want to clean with the lights out, in regular patterns... in which case botvac is worth a gander (lidar, square face [corners]). I dig irobot backend (camera recog) but eod consumer tech has one judge, does it work? and under wh
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by kapilvt 6y ago
In the usa its more like they are free to ignore, licenses are rooted in copyright law aka ownership, per recent Supreme Court Case, states can freely violate copyright... https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2020/0
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by kapilvt 6y ago
so identity federation isn't a thing? and is cloud the same as office ? because the former is all about supporting separation on the latter. disclaimer: former aws, and always oss, and actually used aws/azure/gcp in anger
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by kapilvt 7y ago
DavidB is generally awesome, that said I just watched this its kinda of meh, maybe 5-9m of good stuff, if haven't seen his other talks, I'd recommend them first, unless you have particular interest in patent legal suits, and inde
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by kapilvt 7y ago
reminds me of a modern version of twitter's murder project ( https://github.com/lg/murder ), ie Torrent large file (ala docker) distribution. Dragonfly is also a cncf incubation project recently, https://
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by kapilvt 7y ago
Pipdeptree is another useful tool in this vein except cli driven on display. Poetry as a package manager also has some ice built is via their show sub command. https://github.com/naiquevin/pipdeptree
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by kapilvt 7y ago
re smaller surface area, adding some numbers, "WireGuard weighs in at around 4,000 lines of code; this compares to 600,000 total lines of code for OpenVPN + OpenSSL or 400,000 total lines of code for XFRM+StrongSwan for an IPSEC VPN. T
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by kapilvt 7y ago
also available in ubuntu 20.04 (universe) via the dkms/module support thats been standard for use w/ wireguard for years. wireguard also just hit 1.0 from a stable api perspective.
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by kapilvt 7y ago
also props to https://weave.works for creating cortex, open-sourcing it and moving it under cncf, something this blog post leaves out.
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by kapilvt 7y ago
having just converted a large project/monorepo to poetry, its pretty easy to generate setup.py/requirements from pyproject.toml https://github.com/cloud-custodian/cloud-custodian/blob/mast... note m
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by kapilvt 7y ago
The source licensing here is a mess, AGPL, commercial, etc. https://github.com/panther-labs/panther/blob/master/LICENSE My read of the license file, is there seems to be some purposefully introduced lice
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by kapilvt 7y ago
wrt to aws, there's also the option of building out with serverless tech, which is a dramatic cost reduction (not paying for idle) and ideally scaled for usage to business model/revenue. cloud portability suffers but I've fou
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by kapilvt 7y ago
In a similar vein, of event based response and remediate/report/notify, but more compliance/governance as code style, https://github.com/cloud-custodian/cloud-custodian ~ 2.7k stars 240 contributors.. di

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