yankexe

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   by yankexe 4y ago

   Accessing EC2 instance using SSH keys involves some risk around it. AWS has made getting access secure and intuitive with the use Session Manager.
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   Secure access to EC2 using Session Manager and Port forwarding(yankee.dev)

   2 points by yankexe 4y ago|2 comments
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   by yankexe 4y ago

   Have been using Snapdrop ( https://snapdrop.net ), but product demo on the homepage of ubidrop looks compelling.
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   by yankexe 5y ago

   Maybe you should give OpenFaas a spin. You can run it completely locally on your machine with Docker . It's mostly based off of Kubernetes. But you can also test it on EC2 or any virtual machine using faasd. https://docs.ope
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   Directly open GitHub repo in codesandbox(github.com)

   1 points by yankexe 6y ago|0 comments