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  • The Single-Point-of-Failure called “Cloudflare”

    calendar Jul 21, 2020 · 1 min read
     en  · internet
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    On Friday one of the biggest content delivery network (CDN) had a configuration issue on its DNS, causing a global outrage for about half an hour. Hacker news has a long thread about it, but the embarrassing point is a lot of services was affected (Patreon, npmjs, DigitalOcean, Coinbase, Zendesk, Medium, GitLab…) including healthcheck 3-thrd part services (!)


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  • Misterio: Ansible and Saltstack killer in docker

    calendar Jul 9, 2020 · 1 min read
     devops en  · docker misterio
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    Misterio: Ansible and Saltstack killer in docker
    Misterio is a  docker-compose based Ansible alternative.Misterio rocks!
    https://github.com/daitangio/misterio

    Why

    I need to show Ansible and Saltstack configuration manager are nice tools but in a K8s world, the same result can be achieved in a much simpler way.
    It was to teach the container way to some co-worker.
    Without effort, I end up with a tool I am using on my home machines, which include a bunch of very different architecture (Ubuntu Boxes, ARMs RPi2, Windooze).
    So I think it would be nice show Misterio to the world...and yes there is a bit of magic, called containers.
  • Mail Server on Docker: sanity checks

    calendar Jul 1, 2020 · 1 min read
     en freedom knowledgebase  · docker privacy
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    Mail Server on Docker: sanity checks

    [UPDATED 21/3/2022]

    I have a shiny mail server on gioorgi.com. I decided to manage it on first person because it is important to have tight control on your email, in my humble opinion. It is not strictly necessary, but lending your email address to big company like Googles, Microsoft, Yahoo and so on could be a issue if you get banned by them for whenever reason.


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  • QB64: basic Revenge

    calendar Jun 27, 2020 · 1 min read
     programming_languages  en knowledgebase software  · retro-computing
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    QB64: basic Revenge

    Quick Basic64 is a QBasic compatible programming language actively mantained.


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  • The new Java, the old java: save the date

    calendar Jun 20, 2020 · 1 min read
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    Java 15 will remove Solaris Support. This with the removal of Java Applet in JDK 9 is the final end of another Java mutation process cycle.


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