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Buzz Corner

Cloudflare Workers

10,000+ tenants on 1 machine

Isolates

• ≈3x lower costs vs Lambda
• Piggybacking V8 and experts behind it

:(

• Javascript/Typescript/WebAssembly

Cloudflare DNS dump

              $ export CF_API_KEY=abcdef1234567890
              $ export CF_API_EMAIL=someone@example.com
              $ docker run -it --rm \
                  -e CF_API_KEY="$CF_API_KEY" \
                  -e CF_API_EMAIL="$CF_API_EMAIL" \
                  lfaoro/flares domain1.tld domain2.tld
            

Vaspene

dive

              # Mac
              brew tap wagoodman/dive
              brew install dive

              # Go
              go get github.com/wagoodman/dive

              # Docker
              docker pull wagoodman/dive
            

Updating running docker containers

• Watchtower - Go
• Ouroboros - Python

Stellar (containerd)

There are several container platforms and container orchestrators out there. However, they are too complex for my use. I like simple infrastructure that is easy to deploy and manage, tolerates failure cases and is easy to debug when needed.

Podman

• security (audit)
• fork/exec model versus the client/server model when launching containers
• run containers as non-root user

DO managed databases

Facebook Code

ProcDump for Linux

cloud-nuke

• Run cloud-nuke on a scheduled basis
• Use different accounts depending on usage frequency, with different cloud-nuke schedules
• Learn to scan your bill and leverage AWS support to track down weird outliers like DataDog

GKE November 09
incident

Github October 21
post-incident

Amazon now owns 3.0.0.0/8

IBM bought Red Hat at $34b!!!