Author: Yuri Gagarin

DCIM – The Key to Data Center Management

According to forecasts by analysts from iKS-Consulting, by 2021, the number of server racks among the largest data center service providers in Russia will reach 49 thousand. Meanwhile, globally, according to Gartner, the number has long exceeded 2.5 million. For modern enterprises, data centers are invaluable assets. The demand for resources for data storage and processing is continually growing, and along with […]

Microservices: Size Matters, Even If You Have Kubernetes

On September 19, the first themed meetup HUG (Highload++ User Group) dedicated to microservices took place in Moscow. The report titled 'Operating Microservices: Size Matters, Even If You Have Kubernetes' shared extensive experience from the company Flant in managing projects with microservice architecture. It will primarily benefit all developers considering […]

Funcom announced the second seasonal pass for Conan Exiles

Funcom continues to develop the survival simulator Conan Exiles. The developers have introduced a new seasonal subscription: Conan Exiles – Year 2 Season Pass. This includes four downloadable expansions: 'Treasures of Turan', 'Horsemen of Hyboria', 'Blood and Sand', and 'Secrets of Acheron', with the first one already available. The subscription costs 899 rubles on Steam. 'By purchasing the season pass, you save 25% […]

Netplan and How to Properly Set It Up

Ubuntu is an amazing operating system; I hadn't worked with Ubuntu server for a long time, and it didn't make sense to update my Desktop from the stable version. Recently, I encountered the fresh release of Ubuntu server 18.04, and I was astonished to realize how far behind I had fallen and that I couldn't configure the network because the good old system […]

Two approaches to structuring the Activity diagram

A comparison of two approaches to structuring the Activity diagram (inspired by 'The Squirrel'). In the first part of the article 'From Process Modeling to the Design of Automated Systems', we modeled processes from a 'fairy tale' subject area — lines about the squirrel from A.S. Pushkin's 'The Tale of Tsar Saltan, His Glorious and Mighty Son Prince Guidon Saltanovich and the Beautiful Swan Princess'. And we began with […]

Release of nginx 1.15.12

The release of the main branch nginx 1.15.12 is available, which continues to develop new features (the parallel stable branch 1.14 only receives changes related to fixing serious bugs and vulnerabilities). In version 1.15.12, a crash (segmentation fault) of the worker process has been fixed that could occur if variables were used in the ssl_certificate or ssl_certificate_key directives and the OCSP stapling mechanism was enabled, […]

Google Chrome has introduced tab scrolling and incognito mode protection

Google has finally implemented the tab scrolling feature, which has long been present in Firefox. It allows for not 'packing' dozens of tabs across the width of the screen, but only showing part of them. This feature can be disabled. Currently, it is only available in the test version of the Chrome Canary program. To enable it, you need to go to the flags section and activate it — chrome://flags/#scrollable-tabstrip. […]

DARPA is developing an extremely secure messenger

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is developing its own secure communication platform. The project is called RACE and aims to create a distributed anonymous system for communication. RACE is based on requirements for network resilience and the privacy of all its participants. Thus, DARPA places security at the forefront. Although technical […]

A Small Backdoor on Flask or How to Manage a Computer in a Local Network

Hello, Habr! Recently I watched a downloaded version of the programming stream 'How to Create Your Web Application on Flask'. I decided to solidify my knowledge with some project. I wasn't sure what to write for a long time, and then the idea struck me: 'Why not create a mini backdoor on Flask?'. The first implementation options and possibilities for the backdoor immediately came to mind. But I decided […]

Random Numbers and Decentralized Networks: Practical Applications

Introduction 'Generating random numbers is too important to leave to chance' Robert Coveyou, 1970 This article is dedicated to the practical application of solutions that utilize collective random number generation in untrusted environments. Briefly — how and for what purposes randomness is used in blockchains, and a bit about how to distinguish 'good' randomness from 'bad'. Generating truly random numbers is […]

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