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Forwards and notes on development, testing, security, and operations from @q587p.

About me: studied as System Architect, worked as a SysAdmin, working now as an Test Automation Engineer. Also, I'm interested in hacking (and everything related to it).

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#video #live #programming in #Russian / #Ukrainian

Запрошуємо 15 липня о 16:00 приєднатись до вебінару, який буде проходити у форматі публічного інтерв’ю на позицію Senior Systems Інженера.

Під час вебінару ви зможете в онлайн-режимі спостерігати за розмовною та технічною частинами інтерв’ю на прикладі стандартів компанії ЕРАМ.
Наші інтерв'юєри мають відповідну сертифікацію та розкажуть про те, як вона проходить всередині компанії. Один із експертів — Олександр Грабко, провів більше 100 інтерв'ю за 2020 рік.

Також після співбесіди на вас чекає детальний розбір і оцінка. Долучайтесь, щоб послухати та задати питання експертам!

https://youtu.be/RszsETKkrWE
mapping_security_on_prem_cloud_v5.pdf
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New version for mapping of on-premises #security controls versus services offered by major #cloud providers (AWS, Azure, Google, Oracle, IBM, Alibaba, Tencent)
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What pair #programming really looks like 👌
Although, in fact, I consider this type of study to be one of the most effective.

And I myself have learned successfully with this approach, and I prefer to teach others this way when possible.
#programming #CSharp #debug

Diagnostics has always been a fundamental part of the .NET development experience. It enables developers to understand the runtime behavior of their programs, at both a high- and low-level. It’s also the set of tools that developers reach for to root-cause a failure and resolve it. The diagnostics team primarily builds low-level APIs that IDEs (like Visual Studio), Cloud Services (like Application Insights) or other systems use to provide end-user experiences. More recently, the team has been focused on command-line tools that provide end-user experiences of their own.

We’re using the conversation format again, this time with runtime engineers who work on diagnostics and related topics.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/conversation-about-diagnostics/
#AWS #cloud

An interesting post about Amazon appeared on the corporate blog of #Cloudflare: https://blog.cloudflare.com/aws-egregious-egress/

Editors CEO Matthew Prince and Global Infrastructure Leader Nitin Rao say AWS traffic margins for US and European users are at their most conservative estimate of 7,959%. 🤯

It is noteworthy that Amazon charges fees only for outbound traffic. This is due to Amazon's desire to block customers from their system and force all data to be stored in AWS. 👌