Forwarded from Ahmad Syazwan
PSA to those trying / new-ish to docker. Docker daemon runs as root. Do not blindly pull random image. Last month for example there was this.
If you absolutely have to run image from someone, at least pull it and do a
To understand the implication, try running this as a non-root docker user:
If you absolutely have to run image from someone, at least pull it and do a
docker history --no-trunc <image> or more fancy image analyzer like container-diff .To understand the implication, try running this as a non-root docker user:
docker run --rm alpine -v /etc/hosts:/tmp/hosts sh -c "echo '8.8.8.8 newentry.evil.com' >> /tmp/hosts"
Your hosts file now contains new entry without sudo.Ars Technica
Backdoored images downloaded 5 million times finally removed from Docker Hub
17 images posted by a single account over 10 months may have generated $90,000.
Ballerina, programming language for writing microservices.
Concurrency Workers - Ballerina’s execution model is composed of lightweight parallel execution units known as workers. Workers use a full non-blocking policy where no function locks an executing thread, such as an HTTP I/O call awaiting response. These semantics manifest sequence concurrency where workers are independent concurrent actors that do not share state but can interact using messages, similar to how distributed systems pass messages over a network. Workers and fork/join language semantics abstract the underlying non-blocking approach to enable a simpler concurrency programming model.
//@devkini
https://www.infoq.com/articles/ballerina-api-gateway
Concurrency Workers - Ballerina’s execution model is composed of lightweight parallel execution units known as workers. Workers use a full non-blocking policy where no function locks an executing thread, such as an HTTP I/O call awaiting response. These semantics manifest sequence concurrency where workers are independent concurrent actors that do not share state but can interact using messages, similar to how distributed systems pass messages over a network. Workers and fork/join language semantics abstract the underlying non-blocking approach to enable a simpler concurrency programming model.
//@devkini
https://www.infoq.com/articles/ballerina-api-gateway
ballerina.io
The Ballerina programming language
A programming language for the cloud that makes it easier to use, combine, and create network services.
Atlassian will discontinue Hipchat and Stride, and provide a migration path to Slack for all their customers
https://slackhq.com/atlassian-and-slack-partnership
https://slackhq.com/atlassian-and-slack-partnership
Slack
Atlassian + Slack
Announcing an exciting new partnership and welcoming Hipchat and Stride users to Slack. We’re glad you’re here!
PyconMy 2018 is coming again by the end of August. Make sure to put Saturday, 25 August 2018 on your calendar and cancel any other events that you have ;)
https://pycon.my/2018/06/21/pycon-my-2018-keynote-speaker-khairil-yusof/
https://pycon.my/2018/06/21/pycon-my-2018-keynote-speaker-khairil-yusof/
PyCon MY 2018
PyCon MY 2018 Keynote Speaker Khairil Yusof
We are very honored to announce Khairil Yusof as our keynote for PyCon MY 2018! Khairil is the Programme Consultant of Sinar Project with broad experience in managing, developing and implementing i…
Some news revolving around Google KNative:-
https://www.infoq.com/news/2018/07/knative-kubernetes-serverless
https://blog.openshift.com/state-of-serverless-in-kubernetes-knative-and-openshift-cloud-functions/
https://www.infoq.com/news/2018/07/knative-kubernetes-serverless
https://blog.openshift.com/state-of-serverless-in-kubernetes-knative-and-openshift-cloud-functions/
InfoQ
Google Releases Knative: A Kubernetes Framework to Build, Deploy, and Manage Serverless Workloads
At Google Cloud Next 2018 the release of Knative was announced as a “Kubernetes-based platform to build, deploy, and manage modern serverless workloads”. The open source framework attempts to codify the best practices around building, serving requests, and…
Forwarded from Ahmad Syazwan
Company I work for is looking for devs for (KL-based):
- Full Stack Developer: https://sammedia.bamboohr.co.uk/jobs/view.php?id=3
- Senior QA Engineer: https://sammedia.bamboohr.co.uk/jobs/view.php?id=2
And very soon Elixir developer (JD WIP).
- Full Stack Developer: https://sammedia.bamboohr.co.uk/jobs/view.php?id=3
- Senior QA Engineer: https://sammedia.bamboohr.co.uk/jobs/view.php?id=2
And very soon Elixir developer (JD WIP).
sammedia.bamboohr.co.uk
Full Stack Developer
Do you know how to create an Ad server that would serve millions of impressions every hour? Do you enjoy working with talented and passionate individuals that are not afraid to challenge each others and be challenged in order to produce the best experiences…
Forwarded from Deleted Account
[ JAVA ][ 5000$ ][ 100% remote ]
I am looking for Java/AWS Developers. 100% remote.
We are able to pay up to 250 USD a day (around 5000$ a month) on B2B contract.
Must have:
-Java 8 on very good level
-AWS lambda
-serverless
Nice to have:
-AWS DynamoDB
-AWS Congito
-AWS AppSync
What we do:
We make an app for feature toggling - our app will be used by other developers, they would put a big „if” in the code using our framework and then some non technical people in beautiful UI can turn on and off particular feature of the app.
We started coding on January so it's a very new project with beautiful code.
You can work whenever you want just make sure you can attend our daily scrum at 4pm UK via Skype.
Starting date: ASAP!
Short recrutation in English.
If you are interested, feel free to contact me or just send your CV on:
contact@sumato.pl
Have a great day!
PS: Company website: www.sumato.pl
But the app will be made for our client.
I am looking for Java/AWS Developers. 100% remote.
We are able to pay up to 250 USD a day (around 5000$ a month) on B2B contract.
Must have:
-Java 8 on very good level
-AWS lambda
-serverless
Nice to have:
-AWS DynamoDB
-AWS Congito
-AWS AppSync
What we do:
We make an app for feature toggling - our app will be used by other developers, they would put a big „if” in the code using our framework and then some non technical people in beautiful UI can turn on and off particular feature of the app.
We started coding on January so it's a very new project with beautiful code.
You can work whenever you want just make sure you can attend our daily scrum at 4pm UK via Skype.
Starting date: ASAP!
Short recrutation in English.
If you are interested, feel free to contact me or just send your CV on:
contact@sumato.pl
Have a great day!
PS: Company website: www.sumato.pl
But the app will be made for our client.
Forwarded from Kamal
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/learndayxoxzo-1-tickets-48680548832
Friday next week, feel free to join via Hangout.
Friday next week, feel free to join via Hangout.
Eventbrite
LearnDay@Xoxzo #1
The topic for this LearnDay@Xoxzo will be
An introduction to the Takumi Method by Iqbal Abdullah, CEO of Xoxzo
Location
The seminar will be done online via Google Hangouts. You will be sent a link via email after registration.
If you're new to LearnDay@Xoxzo…
An introduction to the Takumi Method by Iqbal Abdullah, CEO of Xoxzo
Location
The seminar will be done online via Google Hangouts. You will be sent a link via email after registration.
If you're new to LearnDay@Xoxzo…
History of IRC. From tolsun.oulu.fi to EFNet, UnderNet, DalNet and Freenode.
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According to measurements done by irc.netsplit.de, IRC in general have lost users gradually since 2004/2005. Those years, the top 4 IRC networks all had over 100,000 users each on a daily basis. Those networks were Quakenet, Undernet, IRCnet and EFnet. Quakenet was in the lead with more than 200,000 users.
In the beginning of 2011, Quakenet is just above 100,000 users and the only network over 100K.
===
https://daniel.haxx.se/irchistory.html
===
According to measurements done by irc.netsplit.de, IRC in general have lost users gradually since 2004/2005. Those years, the top 4 IRC networks all had over 100,000 users each on a daily basis. Those networks were Quakenet, Undernet, IRCnet and EFnet. Quakenet was in the lead with more than 200,000 users.
In the beginning of 2011, Quakenet is just above 100,000 users and the only network over 100K.
===
https://daniel.haxx.se/irchistory.html
A website to test your http client with problematic endpoint, like connection that took too long to return response (useful to test your client timeout settings), returning corrupted response like null-byte header etc.
http://misbehaving.site/
http://misbehaving.site/
List of car brands using curl
Baojun, BMW, Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Ford, GMC, Holden, Mazda, Mercedes, Nissan, Opel, Renault, Seat, Skoda, Subaru, Suzuki, Toyota, VW and Vauxhall.
https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2018/08/12/a-hundred-million-cars-run-curl/
Baojun, BMW, Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Ford, GMC, Holden, Mazda, Mercedes, Nissan, Opel, Renault, Seat, Skoda, Subaru, Suzuki, Toyota, VW and Vauxhall.
https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2018/08/12/a-hundred-million-cars-run-curl/
Building a Ethereum DApp with Python (Intermediate).
PyconMy 2018 is coming by the end of this month (25th August). Don't miss out all the interesting talks and the chance to meet all pythonistas in MY ;)
https://pycon.my/pycon-my-2018-program-schedule/
PyconMy 2018 is coming by the end of this month (25th August). Don't miss out all the interesting talks and the chance to meet all pythonistas in MY ;)
https://pycon.my/pycon-my-2018-program-schedule/
PyCon MY 2018
Program Schedule
Conference Schedule The conference schedule for PyCon MY 2018 is as follows. Depending on circumstances, we expect some minor modifications between today until conference day so check in often. DAY…
Very broad map of cloud-native landscape and ecosystem. //@devkini
https://container-solutions.com/the-cloud-native-engineer-role/
https://container-solutions.com/the-cloud-native-engineer-role/
Container Solutions
The Cloud Native Engineer Role - Container Solutions
Cloud computing changed the required skills for software engineers and system administrators. IT departments that didn’t continuously researched and adopted new technologies are usually caught off-guard when they decide to “move to the cloud”. A cloud native…
this article exploring the reason why companies fail at DevOps
so the question is: To your mind and according to your experience, what's the main reason why a lot of companies fail?
https://www.itechart.com/blog/number-one-reason-companies-fail-devops/
so the question is: To your mind and according to your experience, what's the main reason why a lot of companies fail?
https://www.itechart.com/blog/number-one-reason-companies-fail-devops/
Itechart
The #1 reason companies fail at DevOps - iTech blog
The real reason why companies fail at DevOps
#chrome69 #releasenotes
Chrome 69, we've added support for:
CSS Scroll Snap allows you to create smooth, slick, scroll experiences.
Display cutouts let's you use the full area of the screen, including any space behind the display cutout, sometimes called a notch.
The Web Locks API allows you to asynchronously acquire a lock, hold it while work is performed, then release it.
https://www.blog.google/products/chrome/chromes-turning-10-heres-whats-new/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF2IjH35w8o
https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2018/09/nic69
Chrome 69, we've added support for:
CSS Scroll Snap allows you to create smooth, slick, scroll experiences.
Display cutouts let's you use the full area of the screen, including any space behind the display cutout, sometimes called a notch.
The Web Locks API allows you to asynchronously acquire a lock, hold it while work is performed, then release it.
https://www.blog.google/products/chrome/chromes-turning-10-heres-whats-new/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF2IjH35w8o
https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2018/09/nic69
Google
Chrome's turning 10, here's what's new
Introducing Google Chrome, 10th anniversary edition