Wednesday, May 16, 2018

On HTTP Headers We Don't Want

#166 — May 16, 2018

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The DevOps Security Checklist — Learn how to prioritize your security efforts with the DevOps Security Checklist. Select your company stage and follow the security best practices to protect your infra, apps and more.

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HTTP Headers We Don't Want — There are plenty of useful HTTP headers but as a crawl of the HTTP Archive finds, many unnecessary or deprecated HTTP headers are in heavy use too.

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A Rock Solid, Modern Web Stack with Rails and React — A step-by-step tutorial creating and deploying a React client app connecting to a Ruby on Rails API using content managed via ActiveAdmin.

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How Domain Registrars Could Disrupt Your Business — A cautionary tale of when communications between a domain registrar and the maintainer of a TLD (in this case, .io) go awry. I ran into a similar issue with .io back in 2010..

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Netflix's Tips for High Availability — Two engineers from Netflix share some ops lessons learnt in rapidly scaling their service.

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▶  The Rise of Edge Compute — Kenton Varda explains modern edge compute approaches and Cloudflare's vision for the future of the Internet as a platform.

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On the Future of WHOIS Data: A Blackout Period Likely Starting Soon — New European data protection regulations may have a major impact on WHOIS data.

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$20 Free On A New Linode Account — Linux cloud hosting starting at 1GB of RAM for $5/mo. Get $20 credit on a new account.

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WebRTC Issues and How to Debug Them — WebRTC enables plugin-free connectivity between browsers for things like video chat, peer-to-peer gaming, file transfer, and more.

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▶  The Importance of DevOps in Observability

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'Docker Is The Dangerous Gamble Which We Will Regret' — Warning: Controversial opinion piece ahead. "Docker strikes me as a direction that one day will be seen as a mistake."

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Nomulus: Google's Open Source TLD Name Registry Service — The software Google uses to run several of its privately owned TLDs.

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http2fcgi: A Quick, Tiny HTTP to FastCGI Reverse Proxy

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aws_public_ips: Fetch All Public IP Addresses Tied to Your AWS Account

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Guess.js: A Toolkit for Using Data To Improve User Experiences — Uses data from Google Analytics plus machine learning to intelligently pre-fetch resources.

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And a few vendor-y news items..

Google Compute Engine Introduces 'ultramem' Machine Types — With up to 160 vCPUs and almost 4 terabytes of RAM.
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