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by wsargent 6y ago
That depends on where the ringbuffer is placed. If you're placing the ringbuffer inside an appender, then the appender's encoder will format. However, if the ringbuffer itself is an appender, then you can store the logging events
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by wsargent 6y ago
Ideally the data should be filtered before it gets to logging in the first place, but if not, you can add another layer of defense by employing censors: https://tersesystems.github.io/terse-logback/guide/censor&#x
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by wsargent 6y ago
>> use a rate limiting logger with expiring delay > Hmm, any examples of this? https://tersesystems.github.io/terse-logback/guide/budget/
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by wsargent 6y ago
> To put that another way, you might not know at the time whether your function is going to be invoked from a high-throughput loop. > Is there a nice solution to this problem? There's two ways to do it from within the logging fra
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Show HN: Blindsight, a Scala Logging API
4 points by wsargent 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Logging in Java with Diagnostic Backtraces
2 points by wsargent 7y ago|0 comments
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Targeted Diagnostic Logging in Production(tersesystems.com)
2 points by wsargent 7y ago|0 comments
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by wsargent 7y ago
Started using this yesterday, with the X410 X11 install. The nicest thing has to be running IntelliJ from X11 and have it see the linux filesystem. I can run a Yubikey with weasel-pageant and get GPG signing and SSH keychain access to githu
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Structured Logging in Logback
2 points by wsargent 8y ago|0 comments
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Fluent Builders for JCA / JSSE
1 points by wsargent 8y ago|0 comments
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A Guide to Capabilities in Scala(wsargent.github.io)
1 points by wsargent 8y ago|0 comments
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by wsargent 9y ago
So you assume he worked this through from first principles and is thinking critically and has checked his sources... because he works (well, worked) at Google? I can tell you that the norm among engineers, even at Google, is to receive lore
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by wsargent 9y ago
Also, the larger problem with debunking is that it just doesn't work all that well. It's like arguing with an antivaxxer -- they may ask for logical discussion but it has no effect. Ultimately, what convinces them is social pres
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by wsargent 9y ago
> I'm not going to read two books just to figure out some google guy's 10 page memo - call me lazy but perhaps nobody is going to read two books just for that purpose. Well, if it's any consolation, I wouldn't read it
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by wsargent 9y ago
I don't know that there's a debunking of the thesis, because there's nothing very original in there -- it's repeats and retreads of other things that have been debunked over and over, so it all merges into a mashed up me
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by wsargent 9y ago
Fair enough -- I was actually thinking of https://github.com/wsargent/docker-cheat-sheet/blame/master/... but that's a fair counterexample.
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by wsargent 9y ago
You can use an agent to disable the security manager disabling. :-) https://tersesystems.com/2016/01/19/redefining-java-dot-lang...
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by wsargent 9y ago
Check the blame log. That section's all me.
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by wsargent 9y ago
I put together a list of security tips: https://github.com/wsargent/docker-cheat-sheet#security-tips Probably the biggest one is to use Virtualbox or another virtual machine so that Docker isn't your only line of
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by wsargent 9y ago
Hi, I'm on the Play team. We've got a number of Play maintained example projects that show how you can configure different projects: https://playframework.com/download#examples Should save you some time if you&#x
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by wsargent 9y ago
I really like jhalterman's failsafe library. Exponential backoff, jitter, circuit breaker support, etc. https://github.com/jhalterman/failsafe
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by wsargent 9y ago
Hi, I'm on the Play team. We've got a number of projects showing compile time injection: Java compile time DI: https://github.com/playframework/play-java-compile-di-exampl... Java compile time DI using Dagger
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by wsargent 10y ago
The Artima book by Odersky is the bible, and so you need that one. For reference, I like http://naildrivin5.com/scalatour although it's 2.8 rather than the current 2.12. For style guide, I'd go with Li Hiayo'
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Making a REST API with Play(developer.lightbend.com)
1 points by wsargent 10y ago|1 comments
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by wsargent 10y ago
Akka, Play and Lagom are part of the Lightbend Reactive Platform -- everything's async from the ground up, built on the JVM and Scala. The authors put together the Reactive Manifesto: https://www.lightbend.com/blog&#x2F
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by wsargent 11y ago
The easiest way to use thread pools in Scala is to use an ExecutionContext. Akka will let you define an ExecutionContext from a configuration file using a wrapper called a Dispatcher -- you can ramp up the parallelism-max setting for more
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by wsargent 11y ago
https://rnduja.github.io/2016/03/25/a_first_look_to_akka_str... is also pretty good.
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by wsargent 11y ago
You should check out Daniel Somerfield's talk at OWASP, "Turtles All the Way Down: Storing Secrets in the Cloud and the Data Center" https://youtu.be/OUSvv2maMYI
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An Easy Way to Secure Java Applications(tersesystems.com)
1 points by wsargent 11y ago|0 comments
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by wsargent 11y ago
You're thinking of mjpt777.

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