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by objectivefs 11y ago
As anishathalye said you probably don't want to keep your git working directory on Dropbox. If you want to share a git working directory between machines, you can use a shared filesystem such as our ObjectiveFS ( https://obje
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by objectivefs 11y ago
By using IAM roles for EC2 you can also move more of the key management to Amazon. When you attach an IAM role to an EC2 instance Amazon will provide temporary credentials through the local metadata server and automatically rotate them for
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by objectivefs 11y ago
One possibility if you want mountable storage, is to use our ObjectiveFS[1] filesystem on your digitalocean instances. It is a bit different from EBS in that it is a shared filesystem instead of just a cloud block device, so it depends on y
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by objectivefs 11y ago
For sharing a filesystem between servers without managing your own high-availability cluster, you could try our ObjectiveFS [1]. [1] https://objectivefs.com
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by objectivefs 11y ago
Congratulations! It is great to see more focus on data sovereignty and security.
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by objectivefs 11y ago
Have you checked out ObjectiveFS? It gives you a regular POSIX shared filesystem for your servers. Would be curious to know what you think.
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by objectivefs 12y ago
For laptops it might be easier to avoid storing any of your sensitive data to disk. Use a non-local encrypted filesystem per project to get the isolation and to avoid your local storage. Mount the project filesystem when needed, unmount it
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Flexible Muscle-Based Locomotion for Bipedal Creatures(staff.science.uu.nl)
1 points by objectivefs 13y ago|0 comments
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by objectivefs 13y ago
Persistence for AWS can be relatively simple if you use a distributed filesystem, such as GlusterFS ( http://gluster.org ) or our ObjectiveFS ( https://objectivefs.com ). You get a shared namespace for all your instances
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by objectivefs 13y ago
If you are willing to trust your privacy to strong crypto (something you probably would want to use even on a private network), ObjectiveFS ( https://objectivefs.com ) might be worth looking into.
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ChaCha20 and Poly1305 in OpenSSH(blog.djm.net.au)
7 points by objectivefs 13y ago|0 comments
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by objectivefs 13y ago
MinimaLT[1] is another interesting protocol with similar goals. From the abstract: "Minimal Latency Tunneling (MinimaLT) is a new network protocol that provides ubiquitous encryption for maximal confidentiality, including protecting pa
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by objectivefs 13y ago
Client-side encryption can be very fast when done right. For your use case a filesystem stored in the cloud might be a better solution, that way only the data you are using is downloaded to each machine and the writes are done immediately.
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by objectivefs 13y ago
ObjectiveFS ( https://objectivefs.com ) does client side encryption using the NaCl crypto library.
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by objectivefs 13y ago
Would accessing your files using a shared POSIX compatible filesystem that's stored in your own S3 bucket be a possible alternative to self-hosting? With everything encrypted using the NaCl crypto library and stored directly on Amazon S3 wi
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by objectivefs 13y ago
If you have a crypto heavy app I recommend the fast and easy to use correctly NaCl project. http://nacl.cace-project.eu
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by objectivefs 13y ago
I don't get why I can't simply mount a volume with encription and write there. If you want to mount an encrypted filesystem stored on S3, you might want to try ObjectiveFS. https://objectivefs.com
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Robin Hood Hashing(pvk.ca)
2 points by objectivefs 13y ago|0 comments
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The sliding window minimum algorithm(richardhartersworld.com)
3 points by objectivefs 13y ago|1 comments
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Fast median search: an ANSI C implementation(ndevilla.free.fr)
72 points by objectivefs 13y ago|15 comments
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The Packed Memory Array, or Insertion Sort is O(n log n)(dhruvbird.blogspot.com)
5 points by objectivefs 13y ago|0 comments
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Large Text Compression Benchmark(mattmahoney.net)
2 points by objectivefs 13y ago|0 comments
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High-Performance Server Architecture, Software Scaling(pl.atyp.us)
5 points by objectivefs 13y ago|0 comments
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Fault injection in userspace(blitiri.com.ar)
2 points by objectivefs 13y ago|0 comments
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Newtype in C, a touch of strong typing using compound literals(notanumber.net)
2 points by objectivefs 13y ago|0 comments
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Delta Debugging: From automated testing to automated debugging(st.cs.uni-saarland.de)
2 points by objectivefs 13y ago|0 comments
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The Archive of Interesting Code(keithschwarz.com)
158 points by objectivefs 13y ago|24 comments