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How to attach and mount an NVMe EBS volume on EC2

The versatile advantages of NVMe are becoming increasingly apparent in modern storage systems. You can take advantage of them in the cloud.

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SELinux security contexts: correcting SELinux labels on a file system

SELinux can be such a nuisance. In particular, if you have a newly created file system, you will need to add labels to it, also known as SELinux security contexts.

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NGINX on AWS EC2: setting up a web server from scratch on a domain of your choice

It doesn’t take rocket science to set up and run a web server in the AWS cloud. Here is a down-to-earth, step-by-step primer for adventurous newbies.

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Fixing your Web Server’s Security Headers: From Hall of Shame to Hall of Fame

[Updated 2020-12-04] This post explains how to set up robust security headers in NGINX to protect your web application from malicious payloads and other forms of attacks. Choose your HTTP(S) headers wisely.

Intel gobbling up Israeli Tower Semiconductor, Stock Goes Through The Roof

Intel (INTC) is getting close to a deal to buy the Israeli-based chip foundry Tower Semiconductor (TSEM). The foundry saw its shares go through the roof late Monday by as much as 50%.

Log4j RCE and mitigation techniques

For quite some time it seemed as if cyber vulnerabilities in the Java ecosystem would be losing ground. Instead, it was the calm before the storm: a vulnerability in the Log4j library threatens web servers and other applications in a variety of ways.

How to attach and mount an NVMe EBS volume on EC2

Cloud Insidr 2022-03-21 Leave a Comment

How to attach and mount an NVMe EBS volume on EC2

The versatile advantages of NVMe are becoming increasingly apparent in modern storage systems. You can take advantage of them in the cloud.

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Filed Under: Linux, tips and tricks Tagged With: AWS EBS, EBS, EC2, NVMe

SELinux security contexts: correcting SELinux labels on a file system

Filipe Martins 2022-03-21 2 Comments

SELinux security contexts: correcting SELinux labels on a file system

SELinux can be such a nuisance. In particular, if you have a newly created file system, you will need to add labels to it, also known as SELinux security contexts.

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Filed Under: Linux, NGINX, SELinux, Uncategorized Tagged With: cyber security, SELinux

Intel gobbling up Israeli Tower Semiconductor, Stock Goes Through The Roof

Cloud Insidr 2022-02-15 Leave a Comment

Intel gobbling up Israeli Tower Semiconductor, Stock Goes Through The Roof

Intel (INTC) is getting close to a deal to buy the Israeli-based chip foundry Tower Semiconductor (TSEM). The foundry saw its shares go through the roof late Monday by as much as 50%.

[Read more…]

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NGINX on AWS EC2: setting up a web server from scratch on a domain of your choice

Anna E Kobylinska 2022-02-01 1 Comment

NGINX on AWS EC2: setting up a web server from scratch on a domain of your choice

It doesn’t take rocket science to set up and run a web server in the AWS cloud. Here is a down-to-earth, step-by-step primer for adventurous newbies.

[Read more…]

Filed Under: cloud, edge and everything in between, NGINX, web servers in the cloud Tagged With: AWS, Linux, NGINX, PHP, Route 53, SQL

Log4j RCE and mitigation techniques

Cloud Insidr 2021-12-21 Leave a Comment

Log4j RCE and mitigation techniques

For quite some time it seemed as if cyber vulnerabilities in the Java ecosystem would be losing ground. Instead, it was the calm before the storm: a vulnerability in the Log4j library threatens web servers and other applications in a variety of ways.

[Read more…]

Filed Under: Java, Uncategorized Tagged With: Five Eyes Alliance, Java, Log4j, RCE

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