WASI: secure capability based networking
Wasm is secure through sandboxing and capability based design. What does this mean for networking? And why has networking taken so long to be supported by WASI?
Wasm is secure through sandboxing and capability based design. What does this mean for networking? And why has networking taken so long to be supported by WASI?
Content Security Policy response headers provide us control over the content allowed on our sites. In this post I’ll show you how to implement the report functionality of CSP violations using AWS' CloudFront configured in terraform. Furthermore I’ll share some thoughts on how to process these violations.
How would you like to use your favorite backend language to develop frontend? In this blogpost I’ll show you how to compile a small kotlin example to WebAssembly and how to run the output in your browser.
Apaches fluent httpclient API is a facade API to simplify the httpclients usage for standard use cases. It’s also better readable and results in cleaner code. In this post we’ll see how to use a custom SSLContext with the fluent API. We’ll use the new 5.0 version because it contains some changes compared to 4.x.
Spring Boot Admin describes several ways of connecting clients to the admin server. If your Spring Boot applications are running on kubernetes or openshift then Spring Boot Admin can use the Spring Cloud Kubernetes discovery client. In this blogpost i’ll show you how.
I’ve recently had the situation where I deployed a Spring Boot application on OpenShift where a certain dependency needed a properties file that couldn’t be found. The problem was that this dependency didn’t scan the classpath for the file, but just opened a FileInputStream relative to the current path.
In this blogpost I will guide you through the process of deploying a text file next to a jar in an OpenShift container. I’ve reproduced an example scenario, but you can skip these steps and go right to the solution if you want to.