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What Are JSON Web Tokens?

Sep 16, 2021 By Ned Imming In LogicMonitor

A JSON web token (JWT) is a URL-safe method of transferring claims between two parties. The JWT encodes the claims in JavaScript object notation and optionally provides space for a signature or full encryption. The JWT proposed standard has started to see wider adoption with frameworks like OAuth 2.0 and standards like OpenID connect leveraging JWTs.

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N-able Passportal & Procision IT: A real-life success story

Sep 16, 2021 By N-able In N-able

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Why Procision IT chose Passportal

Sep 16, 2021 By N-able In N-able

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Beyond the Mandate: Next Steps in the Fight to Combat Robocalls and Spoofing

Sep 16, 2021 By Jamie Gibson In Ribbon

Robocalling is no small problem. These nuisance calls are the major source of consumer complaints, with some estimates suggesting that more than 22 billion robocalls have been made in 2021 alone – and we’re only halfway through the year.

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Getting started with CPU attacks

Sep 16, 2021 By Andre Newman In Gremlin

The CPU attack is one of the most common attack types run by Gremlin users. CPU attacks let you consume CPU capacity on a host, container, Kubernetes resource, or service. This might sound like a trivial exercise, but consuming even small amounts of CPU can reveal unexpected behaviors on our systems. These behaviors can manifest as poor performance, unresponsiveness, or instability.

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Going from 1 deploy every 3 months to once a week at Reciprocity [Stories from the Trenches]

Sep 16, 2021 By Sleuth In Sleuth

A story from Don's time at Reciprocity where they went from deploying once every 3 months to once a week! How did they do it? As it turns out, what was blocking them wasn't really a technical problem.

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Kubernetes Master Class Managing Teams at Scale with Multi-Tenancy

Sep 16, 2021 By Rancher In Rancher

As the number of Kubernetes cluster tenants increases, additional measures need to be put in place to secure workloads on the cluster. In this Master Class session, we will show you how Rancher can be used to provide a standardized approach to accomplishing this.

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Automation In The Cloud: How Civo Uses Terraform - Civo Online Meetup #13

Sep 16, 2021 By Civo In Civo

If you've ever worked with Terraform you'll know it's powerful automation and orchestration capabilities enable the creation of new digital assets within minutes. But what happens when you have multiple regions and slight variations on requirements? When multiple teams are all releasing infrastructure changes within the same domain? In this meetup Alex Jones, Principal Engineer at Civo, looks at how Civo uses DRY methodology to create simple templates with isolated workspaces, showing how anyone can improve their Terraform code longevity through a few simple techniques.

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