aiman_alsari

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   by aiman_alsari 18d ago

   Yeah I do something similar. I've been using mermaid to create attack trees and as we explore the codebase for vulnerabilities we keep the tree up to date. This is how I used to do it before LLMs too, it's just way faster now
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   by aiman_alsari 2mo ago

   If you want fully free and open source enterprise features you're better off going to OpenBao
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   by aiman_alsari 2mo ago

   Ever since the IBM acquisition of Hashi I've been using this a lot more with my clients to save cost
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   Nvidia adopts OpenBAO, open source fork of HashiCorp's Vault(techtarget.com)

   8 points by aiman_alsari 3mo ago|0 comments
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   by aiman_alsari 6mo ago

   Namespaces and Distributed Reads are fantastic features for a free and open product, so many places pay for Vault Enterprise when they can get this for free. I was really not happy with Hashi's licensing change
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   OpenBAO the Vault fork is now being supported by the same company as FluxCD(channellife.com.au)

   3 points by aiman_alsari 6mo ago|0 comments