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by poxrud 6y ago
You can create a role with certain permissions in your account. You can then configure this role to only be assumed by another user in another specific AWS account. This is how you can share resources between different AWS accounts.
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by poxrud 6y ago
I use a domain driven design (ddd) approach with terraform where different business domains and subdomains are isolated by modules. For example, if an application handles photo uploads and image processing, that would be in its own module.
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by poxrud 6y ago
I'm curious how this is different from Turbolinks, which was been available since rails 3.
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by poxrud 6y ago
Another good option for self hosted geolocation is using Postgresql+PostGIS.
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by poxrud 6y ago
Can anyone recommend any books or resources on teaching chess to kids?
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by poxrud 6y ago
Yes they mention in the paper mental and physical improvements. In addition, the mental component continuous summary score was significantly higher in the HIIT group compared with control group (P=0.04) and MICT group (P=0.04) after five y
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by poxrud 6y ago
It is because there are many ways to configure AWS. Should the tutorial use aws cli, cloudformation, terraform, cdk, sam? The Management Console tutorials get you familiar with the concepts quickly, but it is up to the developer use that kn
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by poxrud 6y ago
Would cost ~$80 with cloudfront.
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by poxrud 6y ago
That cannot be true or maybe you have a grandfathered account, as paypal absolutely does not refund the percentage fee. Same with Stripe.
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by poxrud 6y ago
It took me half an hour and a 30-line (with spaces) terraform file to get a Lightsail instance up with static ip, running wordpress.
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by poxrud 6y ago
I thought this only applies to their free accounts, and that they have no issues with serving any size files as long as you pay them.
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by poxrud 6y ago
I played around with mux and it was a pleasure to use. However I needed to implement a PPV type experience and unfortunately mux did not have any way to restrict or revoke access to content on a per viewer basis. One of my requirements was
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by poxrud 6y ago
You can input an HLS stream and output whatever you want as a single file with ffmpeg or even vlc.
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by poxrud 6y ago
You can use HLS with the described CDN, since it's just http.
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by poxrud 6y ago
You can also use ffmpeg to do this, but figuring out the correct command line options is not easy.
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by poxrud 6y ago
If you're blacklisting tokens at any point in your application, you then need to check this blacklist.
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by poxrud 6y ago
So regular cookie session based auth? There are drawbacks such as managing session state on the server, and increased latency and cpu load, since you now have to have a db call on every action.
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by poxrud 6y ago
Rekognition is Amazon, not Microsoft.
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by poxrud 6y ago
That is true but it will not protect against all forms of CSRF, for example you'll be vulnerable if you have user generated content that's not sanitized properly. On the refresh_token cookie I have sameSite and httpOnly set.
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by poxrud 6y ago
Because then you can be vulnerable to csrf attack. For example if someone tricks you into clicking www.mysite.com/api/delete-account
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by poxrud 6y ago
But why not use it? It's more secure and easier to use because you don't have to generate a salt.
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by poxrud 6y ago
I'm currently implementing auth with JWTs. I've settled on shortlived access tokens and long lived refresh tokens. The refresh tokens get validated against a blacklist. This way you get the best of both worlds, you minimize db acc
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by poxrud 6y ago
Hundreds of millions or billions, not 10s of millions.
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by poxrud 6y ago
I find this strange as they've just recently opened brand new fancy offices in Toronto. As I've visited these offices, you could see through the glass windows of meeting rooms, people brainstorming in groups on whiteboards and pre
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by poxrud 6y ago
There is a setting that removes the bullets from view.
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by poxrud 6y ago
The prices for AWS products only tell a small part of the story. The real costs are in outgoing bandwidth. Take the encoding example above, you might pay a competitive price for the compute time required to encode, but you'll be paying
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by poxrud 6y ago
>>Amazon is killing video encoding business by selling a negative margin video encoder to sell through AWS compute. What product are you referring to? I'm in this industry and based on my experience their video encoding+storage+s
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by poxrud 6y ago
So you have to charge $1000 + ($40 % of users who return + cushion) for the product. That means non-Stripe businesses can start to out-compete you on cost.* If you charge your customers more you will still end up paying more. The $40 was
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by poxrud 6y ago
Based on your comment you're clearly not a Stripe user, so I'm not sure why you felt the need to post this. If visa/mc/amex are so much better, people can use them. Stripe uses visa/mc/amex, it is not a compe
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by poxrud 6y ago
I think what is being mentioned is that Stripe started keeping the original transaction fees on refunds. In my opinion this is borderline fraudulent since visa/mc/amex do not keep these charges and refund them back to Stripe.

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