yourabi

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by yourabi 10y ago
Sorry, but are you familiar with fpm? All of what you mention is supported with fpm (you can have multiple post install files added...etc).
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by yourabi 10y ago
FPM pretty much solves this https://github.com/jordansissel/fpm
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by yourabi 11y ago
I might be overlooking something obvious but I don't see an address in your profile (and I'd prefer not to guess). You can reach me at gmail (same user).
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by yourabi 11y ago
Thanks! Do you have first hand experience?
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Ask HN: Selling a modestly profitable SaaS
7 points by yourabi 11y ago|6 comments
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by yourabi 11y ago
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Netflix Fenzo: OSS Scheduler for Apache Mesos Frameworks(techblog.netflix.com)
10 points by yourabi 11y ago|3 comments
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by yourabi 11y ago
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by yourabi 11y ago
Using Go for the backend of https://snitch.io 1. Use Godeps to vendor your deps 2. Use Logrus for logging 3. Figure out a deployment script early one. I have a Rake script that uses chef-api to lookup current production nodes, c
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by yourabi 12y ago
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by yourabi 12y ago
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by yourabi 12y ago
You can donate to the FreeBSD Foundation here: https://www.freebsdfoundation.org/donate/ Help fund an open-source OS that is foundational in a lot of infrastructure and get a nice tax write-off!
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YC is now a FreeBSD donor (FreeBSD powers HN)(twitter.com)
6 points by yourabi 12y ago|1 comments
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by yourabi 12y ago
Disclosure: I'm the founder of snitch.io - a fully automated ssl monitoring service that launched last month. This is interesting. I suspect it will appeal to a certain type of person / use-case - similar to LogStash vs Paper trai
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by yourabi 12y ago
Not really inconsistently. Firefox, Safari and IE all do this. Firefox, for example, will wait up to 10 seconds for an OCSP response ( https://wiki.mozilla.org/CA:ImprovingRevocation ) That article cites Adam Langley - a resp
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by yourabi 12y ago
Hi! The screenshots show you what the app looks like. And to your point all accounts come with a free 14-day trial. I may eventually add a free "one-off" audit - but the value in a service like Snitch is that something is constant
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by yourabi 12y ago
You should never send a private key. Private keys are private. That is a poorly written tutorial - written by someone that may not understand PKI. You generate the CSR and send that.
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by yourabi 12y ago
It is rarely that clean-cut which is why these are not defaults in server configs. If you're hosting an API that has older / embedded clients you may HAVE to support SSLv3 during a migration plan...etc
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by yourabi 12y ago
Yep - getting this right is hard. Couple of points about the article. Browsers verify SSL certificates for revocation (OCSP). This is an ongoing service that has a direct impact on latency - so SSL is an ongoing service very much like DNS
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by yourabi 12y ago
This is why I built https://snitch.io - security and SSL secured sites in particular are moving targets and not "fire and forget". Snitch already generates an alert if a site doesn't use TLS v1.2 - I'll be wa
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by yourabi 12y ago
Hi. You don't use SSL for the signup / login form :-(
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by yourabi 12y ago
I use ZooKeeper in production for snitch.io. There are some interesting new alternatives such as etcd / serf/consul - but at the time ZooKeeper had the best track record (under Jepsen analysis). Things might have changed since the
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by yourabi 12y ago
Thanks for the clarification. I was wondering if you were also going to mention that you are VoodooAlerts' founder? I, personally, think it is poor form to advertise features that don't exist while pretending to be a customer of V
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by yourabi 12y ago
This looks interesting - I'll take a closer look. You might want to check out the logrus package - which I'm using and pretty happy with. https://github.com/sirupsen/logrus Logrus lets you add structured k,v
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by yourabi 12y ago
Thank you for visiting Snitch.io. Unfortunately, your statements are still not correct. I signed up for a free account on VA and put in a site with a revoked SSL certificate. It has not generated an alert. It has been over 12 hours. It is s
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by yourabi 12y ago
There are some pretty crucial and obvious differences between these two products. Does DigiCert provide any guarantees on how often they monitor your certificates? Do they offer any alert mechanisms other than email? Do they let you monitor
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by yourabi 12y ago
Sorry, but that is not factually correct. These are very different services. Voodooalerts requires you to place JS on your page. Because of this I am sure they cannot run the full suite of audits that Snitch does.
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by yourabi 12y ago
Thank you for the kind words, msane.
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by yourabi 12y ago
Thank you for that feedback! It is very valuable to hear that I didn't message this effectively - I'll work on improving that. I'd love to chat more out-of-band - would you mind emailing me (this username at currylabs.com or
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by yourabi 12y ago
Thanks for the feedback! That is definitely on the roadmap and will go out soon.

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