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by mwarkentin 6y ago
This sounds like Google's version of Fargate?
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by mwarkentin 6y ago
This was confusing to me until I realized a couple of things: - you can still have TOTP enabled on the site as a backup 2FA method - you can configure multiple yubi keys for a single site - so I have one on my keychain that does NFC + USB-C
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by mwarkentin 6y ago
Yes, we had some messages coming through in our PHD.
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by mwarkentin 6y ago
This can hook into Transit Gateway too if you're routing all of your VPC traffic through there I think.
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AWS Application Load Balancer Support for End-to-End HTTP/2 and gRPC(aws.amazon.com)
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by mwarkentin 6y ago
They have free anomaly detection on spending now (not sure how useful yet).
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by mwarkentin 6y ago
Problems with service discovery and thundering herd problems according to a slack. Not sure what triggered the issue though.
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by mwarkentin 6y ago
Or just set it up to apply only to businesses doing > xx million in revenue per year.
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by mwarkentin 6y ago
Most likely referring to this: https://www.cbc.ca/sports/baseball/mlb/red-sox-pitcher-rodri...
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by mwarkentin 6y ago
Would https://aws.amazon.com/global-accelerator/ be what you’re talking about?
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by mwarkentin 6y ago
https://youtu.be/zgTRPjHVrFE
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by mwarkentin 6y ago
Aws S3 surfaces this info now, as well as allowing you to enforce that they’re disabled at the bucket or account level (public access blocks).
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by mwarkentin 6y ago
You can do this in AWS with Amplify Console as well.
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by mwarkentin 6y ago
I’d highly recommend looking into Amplify Console for hosting static sites on AWS. Behind the scenes you’re still running on s3/cloudfront so you don’t need to worry about scalability, but you’ll get automatic https, build and deploy p
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by mwarkentin 6y ago
I’ve been getting annoyed lately, configured iOS to “offload” rarely used apps - but it means that I stop getting expected notifications.. and don’t realize it until I try to open the app.
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by mwarkentin 6y ago
Terraform attempts to refresh its state from the source of truth (eg aws apis) before planning. It’s not always possible, but often it should work just fine even if you’ve modified a resource outside of terraform.
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by mwarkentin 6y ago
That’s been around for ages. https://github.com/Miserlou/Zappa
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by mwarkentin 7y ago
Apparently with a global pandemic. /s
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by mwarkentin 7y ago
I wonder if a terraform provider for gmail would make sense.
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by mwarkentin 7y ago
Amplify Console
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by mwarkentin 7y ago
I confirmed I was able to install lxml from a wheel and parse a web page with it.
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by mwarkentin 7y ago
Some of the libraries which can be very slow to install due to compilation that we've ended up building our own alpine-compatible wheels for: Pillow PyXB cffi cryptography gevent lxml msgpack-python psycopg2 pycrypto uWSGI
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by mwarkentin 7y ago
Apparently you get a discount on the execution time for provisioned lambdas, not sure how much this would offset (the more actual utilization you get the better I guess) > @ben11kehoe @kondro @mwarkentin You pay for the configured Provis
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by mwarkentin 7y ago
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by mwarkentin 7y ago
Yep looks like about 20-50% based on commit.
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by mwarkentin 7y ago
https://github.blog/2019-10-09-github-and-us-government-deve... > Like many Hubbers, I strongly disagree with many of the current administration’s immigration policies, including the practice of separating families at th
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by mwarkentin 7y ago
They added mouse support with this release. It’s an accessibility feature, and it moves a “fake finger” as your control rather than a precise mouse pointer but apparently it works.
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by mwarkentin 7y ago
It was his own gem, hosted under his own account, not Chef's. It's apparently just relied on by almost the entire Chef ecosystem, including Chef's own systems.
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by mwarkentin 7y ago
They have explicit public access blocks at both the bucket and account level now. These override any permissions granted via IAM or bucket policy.
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by mwarkentin 8y ago
Pretty sure they’ve had PITR (up to 5m ago) for years. It will restore from the latest snapshot and then replay logs to restore the state.

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