mrmattyboy

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by mrmattyboy 3y ago
I completely get this - got my first "server" at 11 and a ex-dc "real" server at 13 from ebay after I got my first job. Really glad people are still doing this! (I learned a lot from getting £5 PCs from the local dump, w
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AWS Synthetics Canaries – a look at the real costs(blog.mattsbit.co.uk)
2 points by mrmattyboy 3y ago|0 comments
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Terrareg 2.80.0 adds enforcing authentication to OS Terraform module registry(github.com)
2 points by mrmattyboy 3y ago|1 comments
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by mrmattyboy 3y ago
Terrareg is an open source Terraform module registry, providing in-depth information (example exploration, cost estimation and security analsysi), analytics, search functionality and SSO integration. Release 2.80.0 adds functionality to pro
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by mrmattyboy 3y ago
Yep - I agree - I guess just more generally, for example chrome releases ;)
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by mrmattyboy 3y ago
I do wonder the longevity of alphabet-based naming... It _sort of_ reminds me of a time I spoke to a colleague and said I wanted to try a project (only a couple of years ago) that required Red Hat Linux 5 and he said "oh sure, here&#x2
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HashiCorp: Terraform-config-inspect: A library for inspection of TF configs(github.com)
2 points by mrmattyboy 3y ago|1 comments
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by mrmattyboy 3y ago
Ah okay, thank for the that :) I sort-of assumed that for big purchases it would be a big procedure, as you've stated. I had it in my mind, there'd be like a lower threshold (i.e. licenses for one or two things), which would go un
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by mrmattyboy 3y ago
Looking at the "statement of work", unless I'm misunderstanding - it's 3 user (workstation?) licenses? To me, it's more like 3 engineers at NASA are interested in it and got their boss to get them 3 licenses? As opp
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by mrmattyboy 3y ago
Couple of comments: > But the exact same argument can be made of every advance that has continously raised the level of abstraction of programming over the decades. Languages and libraries are written (at least up until now) by humans, w
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Adding Support for HashiCorp Cloud Agent to OS Terraform Enterprise Alternative
2 points by mrmattyboy 3y ago|0 comments
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JMon – A simple canary/synthetic check application(github.com)
2 points by mrmattyboy 3y ago|1 comments
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by mrmattyboy 3y ago
Hi all, I've been working on a YAML-based synthetic check tool and wondered about your thoughts :) The idea is to provide a tool that provides: * Scalability (agents are run and checks are distributed among the agents) * Web interface
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Lebanon had a last minute announcement of DST postponement(twitter.com)
2 points by mrmattyboy 4y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Terraform Registry – Adding security scans and cost analysis – Terrareg(github.com)
1 points by mrmattyboy 4y ago|0 comments
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by mrmattyboy 4y ago
One thing to say to this.. I work at a company and have personally setup quite a few mail servers for mass email sending and warming up IPs.. not fun.. (these are all legitimate interest emails) I was in a meeting with a couple of people fr
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by mrmattyboy 4y ago
Good luck :D Honestly, it's one of my least favourite applications that I stuck with.. I find it horrendously slow (tried on linux+docker and even windows :P ). But it looks good, does the job and stability hasn't been _bad_ :)
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by mrmattyboy 4y ago
> ... the refrigerator seem functionally complete to me. And yet fridges are the first product in the kitchen to receive a 24-inch monitor from Samsung :P :P
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by mrmattyboy 4y ago
> I expected to hate this and walked away thinking it was a pretty ok idea. Good job! Same here.. Though the services aren't bad, but the decent API made me feel like there's really some love put in. The main thing that put me
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by mrmattyboy 4y ago
On a VM host (using libvirt), I run: - FreeIPA (LDAP + DNS) - Keycloak (SAML/OpenIDC provider for FreeIPA) - Gatekeeper (or the new replacement) (SAML authentication in-front of applications that do not support SAML/OpenIDC - seve
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by mrmattyboy 4y ago
I'm not sure if someone has mentioned this already, but if someone has gone down the path to allow enumeration (username check during signup, which is immediately returned ton the user), I would say this is a strong argument where you
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by mrmattyboy 4y ago
Hah, I did this ages ago in notebook application that I wrote for myself.. Though the amount of times I went a long time between logging in, got the wrong credentials and got scared very quickly when all of my notes had vanished :P
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by mrmattyboy 4y ago
I'd suggest (as a falsehood): Users always have immediate access to their mailboxes I imagine lots of people do not have their email account attached to their phone, people maybe on a shared computer (library perhaps) and do not readil
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Gitlab releases patch for remote code execution in GitHub import tool(about.gitlab.com)
1 points by mrmattyboy 4y ago|0 comments
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by mrmattyboy 4y ago
Is the only prerequisite for revoking a certificate is to have the private key? At least from letsencrypt, it seems you also need the original account cert or by re-validating ownership of the domain
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by mrmattyboy 4y ago
Wow, thank you :) Exactly what I was looking for!! :) Though the SSL cert for their site appears to have just expired :/ Hopefully this is only temporary
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Ask HN: Why shouldn't I setup a site that gives away SSL certs for local dev?
1 points by mrmattyboy 4y ago|5 comments
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by mrmattyboy 4y ago
I had the same reaction!... but just tested it and lo and behold it works! [user@user ~]# cat > ~/bin/git-test-me <<'EOF' #!/bin/bash echo hi EOF [user@user ~]# chmod +x ~&#x
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by mrmattyboy 4y ago
<3
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by mrmattyboy 4y ago
<3

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