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nginx 1.17.5 release

The release of nginx 1.17.5 has taken place, containing fixes and improvements. Innovations: added support for ioctl(FIONREAD) calls, if available, to avoid reading from a fast connection for an extended period; resolved the issue of ignoring incomplete encoded characters at the end of URI requests; corrected the normalization of sequences "/." and "/.." at the end of URI requests; fixed the merge_slashes and ignore_invalid_headers directives; corrected the error, […]

Chrome 78 Released

Google has released version 78 of its web browser Chrome. A stable release of the open-source project Chromium, which serves as the basis for Chrome, is also available. The Chrome browser is distinguished by the use of Google logos, a notification system in case of crashes, the ability to load Flash modules on demand, modules for playing protected video content (DRM), an automatic update installation system, and the transmission of RLZ parameters during searches. The next release, Chrome 79 […]

nginx 1.17.5 Release

The release of the main branch nginx 1.17.5 has been formed, within which the development of new features continues (only changes related to the elimination of serious bugs and vulnerabilities are made in the parallel stable branch 1.16). Key changes: Support for ioctl(FIONREAD) calls has been added, if available, to avoid reading from a fast connection for too long; resolved the issue of ignoring incomplete encoded characters […]

Filling the gaps in the Kubernetes cluster. Presentation and transcript from DevOpsConf

Pavel Selivanov, solution architect at Southbridge and instructor at Slyrm, presented a lecture at DevOpsConf 2019. This lecture is part of one of the topics of the advanced course on Kubernetes, 'Slyrm Mega.' Slyrm Basics: Introduction to Kubernetes will take place in Moscow from November 18-20. Slyrm Mega: Looking Under the Hood of Kubernetes — Moscow, November 22-24. Slyrm Online: both Kubernetes courses are always available. […]

Pavel Selivanov, solutions architect at Southbridge and instructor at Slyerma, presented a talk at DevOpsConf 2019.

At Variti, we specialize in traffic filtering, developing protection against bots and DDoS attacks for online stores, banks, media, and more. Some time ago, we considered offering limited functionality of our service to users of various marketplaces. This solution was intended to attract small companies whose operations are not heavily reliant on online activity, and which do not […]

Apache Ignite Zero Deployment: is it really Zero?

We are the technology development department of a retail network. Once, management set the task of speeding up extensive computations using Apache Ignite in conjunction with MSSQL, showcasing a website with excellent illustrations and Java code examples. The site immediately drew attention with Zero Deployment, the description of which promises wonders: you don’t have to manually deploy your Java or Scala code on each node […]

A dacha in winter: to be or not to be?

Messages about new IoT devices or smart home kits are often encountered, but reviews of the actual operation of such systems are rare. I was presented with a task that is quite common throughout Russia and nearby countries: to secure a summer cottage and ensure the ability to operate it during the autumn-winter period. Both the security and the issue of automating heating were solved literally […]

How we entered the marketplace (and didn’t really achieve anything special).

The developers from Madmind Studio have presented the debut gameplay trailer (18+) of the hellish action game Succubus, and have also published the system requirements. It is still unknown how much time is left until the release, as the project does not even have a tentative release date. Therefore, when discussing the system requirements, the developers emphasize that they may change during the development process. As of now, the minimum configuration looks as follows: operating […]

Apache OpenOffice 4.1.7 was downloaded 1.6 million times in a month

The developers of the Apache OpenOffice suite have reported that the release of Apache OpenOffice 4.1.7, published a month ago, has been downloaded 1.6 million times. 71% of all downloads are for Windows platform builds, while builds for Linux have only been downloaded 17,000 times (about 1%). The largest number of downloads came from the USA (13%), as well as from Germany, Italy, France […]

Tor Browser 9.0 is now available.

After five months of development, a significant release of the specialized browser Tor Browser 9.0 has been published, focusing on anonymity, security, and privacy. All traffic in Tor Browser is routed exclusively through the Tor network, and direct access through the current system's network connection is impossible, which prevents tracking of the user's real IP address (in case the browser is hacked, attackers can gain access to […]

Release of Tails 4.0 distribution

The release of the specialized distribution Tails 4.0 (The Amnesic Incognito Live System), based on the Debian package base and designed for anonymous online access, has been announced. Anonymous access in Tails is provided by the Tor system. All connections, except for traffic through the Tor network, are blocked by the packet filter by default. To store user data in persistence mode between launches, […]

How does kubectl exec work?

Note from the translator: the article's author, Erkan Erol, an engineer from SAP, shares his exploration of the mechanisms of the kubectl exec command, so familiar to all working with Kubernetes. He accompanies the entire algorithm with listings of the Kubernetes source code (and related projects), which allow for a deep understanding of the topic as required. One Friday, someone approached me […]

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