Cindy Sridharan’s fantastic article on why everyone is not ops makes you rethink of the relationship between your development and…

Working as a web freelancer I am interested in how different frameworks and technologies perform, but the majority of the benchmarks found…

This post shows how to set up multiple websites running behind a dockerized Nginx reverse proxy and served via HTTPS using free Let’s Encrypt certificates. N...

Learn to use Nginx 1.9.* to load balance TCP traffic. In this case, we'll setup SSL Passthrough to pass SSL traffic received at the load balancer onto the web servers.

The math behind IP addresses is convoluted. Our nice IPv4 addresses start out as 32-bit binary numbers, which are then converted to base 10 numbers in four 8-bit fields. Decimal numbers are easier to manage than long binary strings; still, calculating address…

Hacking Articles is a comprehensive source of information on cyber security, ethical hacking, penetration testing, and other topics of interest to information security professionals. Chandel’s primary interests lie in system exploitation and vulnerability…

A guide to run rsync as a daemon, by using the --daemon parameter, or by using inetd or xinetd.

In this blog series we’ll discuss our journey at Cupenya of migrating our monolithic application to a microservice architecture running on…

This is a short story of how Dashbird was born and what we promise in the future.

The Sensu 2017 Summit keynote.

We take a close look at alerting in Splunk, including sending nice Slack notifications.

When there are legions of online retailers, each with thousands of products, and competing, overlapping …