Administration Section
Hello everyone! Today, let's talk about Power Automate and Logic Apps products. Often, people do not understand the differences between these services and which one to choose for their tasks. Let's figure it out. Microsoft Power Automate is a cloud service that offers users the ability to create workflows for automating tedious business tasks and processes. […]
Anyone who has tried to launch a virtual machine in the cloud knows well that the standard RDP port, if left open, will almost immediately be attacked by waves of password brute-force attempts from various IP addresses around the world. In this article, I will show how to configure automatic responses to password brute-force attacks in InTrust by adding a new rule to the firewall. InTrust […]
Finally, I received the AWS Solution Architect Associate certification and want to share my thoughts on the preparation and passing of the exam. What is AWS? First, a few words about AWS – Amazon Web Services. AWS is the cloud in your pants that can probably offer almost everything used in the IT world. Want to store terabyte archives, well […]
DNS tunneling turns the domain name system into a weapon for hackers. DNS is essentially a huge phone book for the internet. Additionally, DNS is a basic protocol that allows administrators to make queries to the DNS server's database. So far, everything seems clear. However, crafty hackers have realized that they can discreetly communicate with a victim's computer by embedding control commands and data into the DNS protocol. This […]
As New Year's approached, children across the country had sent letters to Santa Claus or made wishes for gifts, and the main performer of these wishes — one of the major retailers — was preparing for the peak of sales. In December, the load on its data center multiplies several times. Therefore, the company decided to upgrade the data center and deploy several dozen new servers instead of […]
We will use the k8s-native deployment controller Argo Rollouts and GitLab CI to run Canary deployment in Kubernetes https://unsplash.com/photos/V41PulGL1z0 Articles in this series Canary Deployment in Kubernetes #1: GitLab CI (This article) Canary Deployment using Istio Canary Deployment using Jenkins-X Istio Flagger Canary Deployment We hope you read the first part, where we briefly explained what Canary Deployments are. […]
At Dentsu Aegis Network, we conduct an annual Digital Society Index (DSI) research study. This is our global research covering 22 countries, including Russia, focused on the digital economy and its impact on society. This year, we couldn't overlook COVID-19 and decided to explore how the pandemic has influenced digitalization. As a result, the DSI […]
Note to translators: The author of this article (Luc Perkins) is a developer advocate at CNCF, the home for various Open Source projects like Linkerd, SMI (Service Mesh Interface), and Kuma (by the way, have you also wondered why Istio is not on this list?). Once again, he attempts to bring a better understanding of the trendy hype called 'service mesh' to the DevOps community […]
We continue to explore the new Check Point Management Platform cloud platform for managing endpoint protection software — SandBlast Agent. In the previous article, we described the main components of SandBlast Agent, got acquainted with the architecture of Check Point Infinity, and registered the SandBlast Agent Management Platform application on the Infinity Portal. Today, we will take a closer look at the web interface of the agent management system — this article […]
Welcome to a new series of articles dedicated to protecting personal workstations using the Check Point SandBlast Agent solution and the new cloud management system — SandBlast Agent Management Platform. We discussed SandBlast Agent in articles regarding malware analysis and the features of the new E83.10 version, and we have long promised to publish a comprehensive series of articles on deployment and administration […]
We launched new services, traffic increased, we replaced servers, connected new sites, and revamped the data centers – now we will tell you this story, which we first introduced to you five years ago. Five years is a significant time for interim results. Therefore, we decided to share the development of our infrastructure, which has gone through an incredibly interesting journey over these five years, of which we […]
When development first begins, it's often unclear which packages will actually go into the target rootfs. In other words, it's too early to grab onto LFS, buildroot, or yocto (or anything else), but you need to start already. For those with ample resources (I have 4GB eMMC on the pilot samples), there is a solution to provide developers with a distribution that will quickly deliver whatever is missing in this […]