lumberjack24

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I found loads of hardcoded secrets in Docker images(blog.gitguardian.com)
3 points by lumberjack24 5y ago|1 comments
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by lumberjack24 5y ago
While hunting for secrets on the Docker Hub, we found that Codecov is not the only organisation to have hardcoded secrets in their Docker images.
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by lumberjack24 5y ago
Try GitGuardian to monitor internal repos on GitHub, 100k+ developers use it to scan their commits for all sorts of credentials and secrets. https://bit.ly/3AHfI9d
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At launch, GitGuardian ranks all-time #2 third-party app on GitHub Marketplace(blog.gitguardian.com)
1 points by lumberjack24 5y ago|1 comments
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by lumberjack24 5y ago
Hardening the DevOps pipeline with automated secrets detection just got easier. You can now connect your GitHub repos to GitGuardian in a few clicks and avoid credentials leaks.
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by lumberjack24 6y ago
Manara sounds like a beacon of light for the MENA engineers! Congrats to you Laila and Iliana for the launch and I will definitely be sharing this with fellow Tunisian developers :)
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by lumberjack24 6y ago
Forest Admin , if we're talking about more than dashboards/charts and you need to dig record deep to perform CRUD operations - https://www.forestadmin.com
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by lumberjack24 6y ago
Would you care to elaborate? Which parts of the admin API didn't you find elegant (the ORM, the express based framework?)?
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by lumberjack24 6y ago
That's right, it provides a lot more out of the box however and its hybrid architecture (1/2 SaaS 1/2 self-hosted) lets you instantly benefit from updates by refreshing your browser.
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by lumberjack24 6y ago
For CRUD internal tools, I'd still consider taking a look at other software vendors in the space. Everyone is moving so fast really. - https://www.forestadmin.com // Fastest way to build self-hosted admin panels o
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by lumberjack24 6y ago
Another great read on the topic is from Calm's CTO - https://lethain.com/build-vs-buy Some interesting takes 1) There's more to it than the 'risk' factor, consider value & costs! 2) Ask yourself &quo
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by lumberjack24 6y ago
It's actually both. If you want to wrap your head around it, you can read this article ( https://bit.ly/ForestAdmin-architecture ).
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by lumberjack24 6y ago
You might want to check Forest Admin in that case. It creates an extensible admin REST API on top of your Postgres. Comes with native CRUD routes for all your tables but you can also declare your own to refund a transaction using Stripe&#x2
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by lumberjack24 6y ago
Uh man let the guys at Retool relish their moment of glory for a second.
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by lumberjack24 6y ago
Lead generation? Is Clearview in the business of CRM?