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| FROM ubuntu:25.10 AS extension-builder | |
| RUN apt-get -y update && \ | |
| apt-get install -y git make gcc postgresql-server-dev-17 | |
| FROM extension-builder AS pg-orphaned-builder | |
| RUN git clone https://github.com/bdrouvot/pg_orphaned.git && \ | |
| cd pg_orphaned && \ | |
| make && \ |
Notes from Random meetings :
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How to deal with HTTPS traffic in eBPF.
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DNS policy : cluster first.
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Automatic certificate rotation for ETCD.
netstat -anop | grep 9081
ps aux
telnet
crictl ps
crictl inspect- List all the network interfaces in my device :
- Ethereum whitepaper and yellowpaper
- Ethereum roadmap
- Zero Knowledge book by RareSkills
- RISCZero's Notion database on Zero Knowledge Proofs
- devp2p - spec for Ethereum's p2p networking protocol
- Ethereum docs
- What is account nonce?
- History of Ethereum forks
- How to issue wildcard certificates with CertManager and use them for Ingresses managed by Traefik
- What is SSH-Snake and how to detect it using Falco
- What is Kubernetes cordon
- How to capture network packets at pod level using KSniff
- Isovalent Labs
- SPIFFE and SPIRE explained by
Uber Engineering Blog - Anchors, Aliases and Extension Fields in Docker-compose
- Understanding DNS resolution on Linux and Kubernetes
Use ctrl + b + : to get into command mode.
- Start a new session -
tmux|tmux new -s session-name - List existing sessions -
tmux ls - Attach to a session -
tmux a -t session-name - Detach from the session -
ctrl + b + d - Destroy a session -
tmux kill session -i session-name
Anatomy of a motion -
Command + Count + Motion
- Jump to beginning of line :
0| jumps to the first non-whitespace character :_ - Jump to end of line :
$ - Move forward by 1 word : jumps to beginning of the next word :
w| jumps to end of the next word :e - Move backward by 1 word : jumps to beginning of the previous word :
b| jumps to end of the previous word :ge - Jump to beginning of the file :
gg - Jump to end of the file :
G - Move forward to the next instance of the character (
(in this case) :f(// NOTE : Repeat motion using,(for backwards movement) or;(for forward movement)