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Using a Kubernetes Operator to Manage Tenancy in a B2B SaaS App(blog.kolide.com)
5 points by marpaia 8y ago|0 comments
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by marpaia 9y ago
I use cobra sometimes, it's not that cobra or mow is too heavy, but I think that the oklog-style command parsing pattern is no more code or boiler-plate than using a library (for many use-cases) and it reduces developer overhead becaus
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Using Go for Scalable Operating System Analytics(blog.kolide.com)
107 points by marpaia 9y ago|10 comments
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by marpaia 9y ago
Kolide | C++ Software Engineer on osquery | Fully Remote | Fulltime | https://kolide.com/osquery Hey there! Mike Arpaia here, a Co-Founder of a host endpoint company called Kolide ( https://kolide.com ) and the or
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by marpaia 12y ago
Hmn, no, not really. there is no underlying datastore for the data that you query. it's all generated on the fly.
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by marpaia 12y ago
Right now osquery only supports read operations but you're totally right; if you could kick off tasks, kill processes, unload kexts, etc. via CREATE, DELETE, etc statements, that would be so killer!
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by marpaia 12y ago
The SQL engine part of osquery is backed by SQLite's parser, lexer, query planner, etc. MySQL would be awesome as well though, mostly because of how easy it might be to integrate the MySQL remote access protocol to do remotely authenti
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by marpaia 12y ago
Of course, it's an intuitive comparison to make. I'm glad you like it! I'm looking forward to working with you and similarly insightful community members on improving osquery for everyone :)
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by marpaia 12y ago
Yup! The only reason why it's not today is because we couldn't get a formula merged into mainline homebrew until the download link was public. It is now though, so we'll sort this out soon. Now that you mention it though, thi
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by marpaia 12y ago
Hey, Mike Arpaia here. You're totally right in that the SQL interface is very similar to WMI. Some core differences with osquery are: - it's cross platform and supports many *nix operating systems - adding new tables is very well