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raidan
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Comment #21758372
The github page for Docker-slim goes into some detail on how this can be done using a side-car container[0]. [0] https://github.com/docker-slim/docker-slim#debugging-minifie...
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Comment #21679289
For me personally, the ability to write custom authentication plugins for HTTPie is the reason I use it. For my use case I wrote a simple AWS Sigv4 [0] plugin to simplify calling A…
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Comment #19159881
I'm in the same boat - looking to consolidate a few smaller data pipelines that have organically grown over the years into a single pipeline and taking the opportunity to try and g…
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Comment #16155564
It looks like it is exposing the handler over TCP using net/rpc. I would imagine that would be quite difficult to port to a different language.
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Comment #16155545
It looks like the compiled binary just gets exec'd by the Lambda function and listens on a TCP port (specified by the environment variable _LAMBDA_SERVER_PORT) which accepts RPC ca…
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Comment #13173838
Looks like they have just officially announced it on their blog.[0] [0] https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/now-open-aws-london-region/
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Comment #11386411
Interesting concept, but an unauthenticated SMS gateway might not be a good idea. I hope there is throttling and other means of abuse prevention in place.
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Comment #10537895
Looks like whatever was their has been taken down "sry, too much traffic was slowing my local testing down.". Any insight into what was there?
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Comment #10326713
I recently purchased Dropshare[0] when it was on 'special' for $0.99 on the App store. This is more targeted at being able to send the screenshots to your own server (via scp) but …
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Comment #10256846
I believe this was mentioned last time TinyCert appeared on HN, but a self-hosted version of this would be more ideal. I personally use etcd-ca[0] to ease management of my own cert…
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Comment #10101269
A random number that goes up when you upvote..
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Comment #10095031
In the past I've used etcd-ca[0] to perform a similar function, though probably not it's original intention. [0] https://github.com/coreos/etcd-ca
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Comment #9781392
It has been an issue for some in the past[1]. [1] http://www.internetsociety.org/deploy360/blog/2014/06/ipv4-e...