Archives (2008 - 2023)

Archives (2008 - 2023)

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[one-liner]: Dealing with UEFI « Lâmôlabs
[one-liner]: Dealing with UEFI « Lâmôlabs
"UEFI looks to be a major pain in the @$$, but like it or hate it everyone in the Linux community will need to learn to navigate it. Here’s a list of useful UEFI resources that I’ve come across as I’ve started to get smarter about how to deal with this beast."
[one-liner]: Dealing with UEFI « Lâmôlabs
Check your PHP project for known security issues - SensioLabs Security Advisories Checker
Check your PHP project for known security issues - SensioLabs Security Advisories Checker
You manage your PHP project dependencies with Composer, right? But are you sure that your project does not depend on a package with known security issues? The SensioLabs security advisories checker is a simple tool, available as a web service or as an online application, that uses the information from your composer.lock file to check for known security vulnerabilities. This checker is a frontend for the security advisories database.
Check your PHP project for known security issues - SensioLabs Security Advisories Checker
What is Salt Stack?
What is Salt Stack?

Salt is a new approach to infrastructure management. Easy enough to get running in minutes, scalable enough to manage tens of thousands of servers, and fast enough to communicate with them in seconds.

Salt delivers a dynamic communication bus for infrastructures that can be used for orchestration, remote execution, configuration management and much more.

What is Salt Stack?
Yeoman - Modern workflows for modern webapps
Yeoman - Modern workflows for modern webapps

"Yeoman 1.0 is more than just a tool. It's a workflow; a collection of tools and best practices working in harmony to make developing for the web even better. Our workflow is comprised of three tools for improving your productivity and satisfaction when building a web app: yo (the scaffolding tool), grunt (the build tool) and bower (for package management)."

Yeoman - Modern workflows for modern webapps
Adaptive Images in HTML
Adaptive Images in HTML
Adaptive Images detects your visitor's screen size and automatically creates, caches, and delivers device appropriate re-scaled versions of your web page's embeded HTML images. No mark-up changes needed. It is intended for use with Responsive Designs and to be combined with Fluid Image techniques.
Adaptive Images in HTML
Pulp - Juicy software repository management
Pulp - Juicy software repository management

Pulp is a Python application for managing software repositories and their associated content, such as packages, errata, and distributions. It can replicate software repositories from a variety of supported sources, such as http/https, file system, ISO, and RHN, to a local on-site repository. It provides mechanisms for systems to gain access to these repositories, providing centralized software installation. Pulp provides tracking of which systems are using which repositories along with a full system history of installation actions. It uses a fine-grained, roles-based, permission model (RBAC) that provides authentication and authorization for repositories, including integration with external LDAP.

Pulp - Juicy software repository management
liip/LiipMonitorBundle · GitHub
liip/LiipMonitorBundle · GitHub
This bundle provides a way to run a series of application related health checks. Health checks in the scope of this bundle go beyond simple actions like performing a ping to a server to see if it's alive. For example a Memcache server can be alive and not displaying any errors in your Nagios but you might not be able to access it from your PHP application. Each health check should then implement some application logic that you want to make sure always works. Another usage can be testing for specific requirements, like availability of PHP extensions.
liip/LiipMonitorBundle · GitHub
Better Code Starts with Review
Better Code Starts with Review
ugs – the bane of a software developer’s existence. When not found and fixed quickly, even the most minor bugs can escalate to cause severe functionality issues for all kinds of software, not to mention causing hours of software team frustration spent locating and making fixes. Fortunately, as the below infographic illustrates, today’s code review methods can crack down on buggy code and save companies thousands of dollars and developers man-hours over time. The key is to start the review process during the development process. And while many software operations can be performed by machine, code review still requires the human touch. Don’t code without code review – implement these tactics in your organization and help fight bad code today!
Better Code Starts with Review