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Why we built Resourcely

Terraform Open Policy Agent (OPA)

Resourcely was built to address the challenge of cloud infrastructure misconfiguration, which can lead to costly incidents and wasted developer time. By providing customizable templates and a policy language for secure Terraform deployment, Resourcely simplifies infrastructure management and empowers developers while ensuring security. The platform aims to eliminate errors by automating best practices and reducing human intervention, ultimately improving productivity and reducing the financial impact of misconfiguration and breaches.

Why we built Resourcely
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Scaling DevOps’ Efficiency & How It Relates To DBOps

We must understand how to move fast and increase velocity with databases and what new tools and processes we need to build around. This comes down to incorporating database guardrails and moving towards DBOps. Starting and scaling DevOps in the enterprise is only the beginning. DevOps automation tools helped us achieve improvements in many areas of software development, but now we need to see how to move forward with DBOps. In this article, we’re going to explore how to build DevOps for databases called DBOps and how it can scale efficiency and drive business growth

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URL hashes

Curious about URL hashes and their role in web development? Our latest article breaks down everything you need to know about this powerful tool for in-page navigation, single-page applications, dynamic content loading, and more. Learn how to leverage URL hashes to enhance user experience and state m..

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System Design Made Easy: A Step-by-Step Guide for 2024

System Design Made Easy: A Step-by-Step Guide for 2024

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Live Migrating Production Clusters From Calico to Cilium

Kubernetes clusters can run on different CNIs, and switching between them is complex. Migrating from Calico to Cilium, for example, involves deploying Cilium alongside Calico, testing connectivity, and gradually switching workloads to use Cilium. This method ensures minimal downtime and service disr.. read more  

Live Migrating Production Clusters From Calico to Cilium
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Is Cloudflare overcharging us for their images service?

The author investigated unexpectedly high charges from Cloudflare Images forEphemeraSearch, involving complex billing cycles and credits. They discovered that changing image storage capacity triggers immediate charges, with credits applied the following month, leading to temporary overbilling. Despi.. read more  

Is Cloudflare overcharging us for their images service?
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Revealing the Inner Structure of AWS Session Tokens

Researchers have successfullyreverse-engineeredAWS Session Tokens, revealing their internal structure and cryptographic methods. They created open-source tools for analyzing and modifying these tokens and tested their resilience against forging attacks, finding them robust. Additionally, they identi.. read more  

Revealing the Inner Structure of AWS Session Tokens
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Kubernetes 1.31 - What’s new?

Kubernetes 1.31 introduces several major enhancements, including AppArmor support for defining security profiles at the container or pod level. Another notable change is the removal of all in-tree integrations with cloud providers, pushing Kubernetes towards vendor neutrality. Additionally, improvem.. read more  

Kubernetes 1.31 - What’s new?
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CVE-2024-5535: `SSL_select_next_proto` buffer overread 

CVE-2024-5535 is a bug in OpenSSL that has been present since 2011, allowing the leakage of up to 255 bytes of the client's heap data to the server when theSSL_select_next_protofunction is called with a client buffer that is not a valid list of protocols. This bug affects OpenSSL, BoringSSL, Node.js.. read more  

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