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Your computer already told on you
(no01.substack.com)
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Powering PyPI with Advanced Traffic Engineering
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RowPress: Amplifying Read Disturbance in Modern DRAM Chips
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Ngrok Releases Firewall Toolkit
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Correlated Failures in Storage Systems
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Failure Is Not an Option
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Past, Present and Future of Effective C
(research.nccgroup.com)
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Objects of Power – how tech impacts society
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On a Plus Minus for Engineering Teams
(joeandmotorboat.com)
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Mandelbrot's Five Rules and Operational Vulnerability
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Curl will now output JSON
(daniel.haxx.se)
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7y ago
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Thoughts on System Resilience and Organized Complexity
(joeandmotorboat.com)
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Inside the GitHub Load Balancer
(haproxy.com)
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logicalstack
9y ago
Full access (read and write) to the PowerDNS HTTP API requires one of their generic SQL backends (via https://docs.powerdns.com/md/httpapi/README/ ), such as MySQL. The bind backend only supports reading from
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logicalstack
9y ago
Yes, we still use local caches on each host.
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9y ago
Nearly all of our internal zones are internal and not sync'd to an external provider. In a few cases we need to perform lookups of internal zones external to our network and those zones live both internal and external.
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logicalstack
9y ago
We use the mysql backend and http API, a few small nits but for our purposes it has worked very well thus far. Note that our authorities never see production traffic outside of AXFRs from our "edge" hosts so I can't say how w
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This was a roughly six month project for a single engineer working around 75% of the time on it, with help from other folks along the way for code reviews and etc. The first three months was research, planning, implementation, etc and the l
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DNS Infrastructure at GitHub
(githubengineering.com)
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GitHub Load balancer: HAProxy zero-downtime, zero-delay reloads with multibinder
(githubengineering.com)
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10y ago
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logicalstack
10y ago
We use Quagga.
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10y ago
CARP and similar systems require an active/passive configuration which we did not want since it needs at least twice as many hosts, half of which are not doing any work. We had similar issues with our former Git storage system based on
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logicalstack
10y ago
Joe from GitHub here, frankly there is a lot we want to talk about and release and it was simply too much for one post. We'd like to give it a proper treatment and single very long post won't do that. Also, it allows us to get fol
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10y ago
Joe from GitHub here, we'll talk about it later posts but GLB is based on a number of open source projects including, haproxy, iptables, FoU and pf_ring. Many existing open source solutions are optimized for short lived HTTP requests a
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The GitHub Load Balancer
(githubengineering.com)
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15y ago
IIRC the Boundary app cookbook is a pretty big divergence from the Opscode application cookbook due to their reliance on roles, environments and etc. Additionally our cookbook has a far more narrow (I think in a good way) focus. Both have t
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How Boundary does application deployments.
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QuantCup: a quant trading themed programming contest
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Our ZFS I/O Throttle
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On cargo culting and hacking
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