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I also find Terraformer.
It can dump the configuration to text files and later could be consumed by terraform.
It looks nice, I give it a try
Posted by
rfraile on Wednesday April 06, 2022 @01:15PM
from the ask-hn dept.
I'm looking for a tool to export all the AWS configuration into text files, but maybe I'm completely wrong because I can't find anything related.The most similar approach is a IAM cli command "aws iam get-account-authorization-details" who dump the IAM settings, but outside this service there aren't any equal. Think about something like "get-network-details" or "get-s3-details" who could give...
Posted by
rfraile on Monday January 24, 2022 @09:12AM
from the self-post dept.
Sometimes, from Google results, I reach weird websites with random content under domains that don't make any sense.Are they for SEO positioning? maybe from hacked servers?.These are the last two:http://devinebodyspa.architmotors.com/iw20pv/linux-mint-system-monitor-widget.htmlhttp://mail.evohost.ch/8czkv5/hp-commercial-latex-360-wide-format-printer-model-b4h70a.html
Nearly all the performance reviews between the stock Apache and Nginx at their hype time were equal to compare Word vs Notepad. An Apache installed from distribution package (with their range of enabled modules) and an Nginx compiled from source without nothing.
A vanilla and good built Apache it's perfectly fine for realworld use, at the same level than Nginx, because when you are close to the limits of this pieces of software, your scalability problems are in other place.
Any distro with s6 as default init manager?
EyeOS was developed around 15 years ago, when the internet enviroment was on the beginning of web2.0, so things were so different... Now, nearly all of those every day use programs have some sort of web application release or equivalent.
It's something like WindowsCE who tried to move the workings of the desktop to the mobile instead of a fresh interpretation of the platform like Android did at their time.
Instead of sending a request before every defined case in the CORS policy, it could be implemented requesting only one GET to a plain file (fully cacheable) with the domain policy definition.
Like robots.txt for the search engines.
Seeing it I remember a firewall management gui that was one of the first easy and simple “firestarter”, sadly it was discontinued time ago, before Ubuntu release their “ufw”, which was very similar.
Seems promising this tool.
Because in that moment it’ll have a great amount of relevance
Are there any Haiku fork yet?
Plus the support percentage, don’t forguet.
Datadome, PerimeterX, anyone tried ine if them?
Stock Apache from distros compared with Nginx, is like MSWord vs Notepad.
An Apache compiled with the exact options that you'll need shines, like an Nginx well done.
Hope FreeBSD kernel update their SMB code to a v2, almost.
I know that some x-ray devices uses OpenBSD on the hardware that process and send the images to the hospital network.
+1 for the file interface
Choosing a ftp server in 2021 is an decission between two options, bad and worse. Vsftpd is easier to setup than proftpd but it last release was 6 years ago...
Whit these issues I always remember the unix “uptime” command and their rounded precision.
Posted by
rfraile on Wednesday August 26, 2020 @10:31AM
from the show-hn dept.
In that subredit there are usually a lot of reports from network devices. Achieve a large uptime in a server in which the people do things all day, it's difficult.
Gold if you compared it with what? I think that Arch wiki is superb and have a lot of more information for the experience user than the FreeBSD manual which is excellent only for the first approach.
Apart - Why they use the url with the "www8." name instead of "www."?
Thanks Willy Tarreau and all the developers who make this excellent piece of sofware and share it for free.
Posted by
rfraile on Tuesday October 04, 2016 @01:30PM
from the youtube.com dept.
Seeing the way that Linux have and comparing it with FreeBSD, I think that Linux is the best OS for developers and FreeBSD for sysadmins.