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Done with this 'VulnNet Active' room on TryHackMe This room covers Redis Exploitation. Severity Level: Medium. #ADPentest #PrivEscalation #WIndowsHacking #Tryhackme

It was great to be the first guest in the APIM Hotrod show! Check out this episode if you want to learn about common pitfalls when using GraphQL!

I dive into Supervisor Clusters in Tanzu Kubernetes Grid (TKGS)!  If you're working in the world of VCF and TKGS, this video is a must-watch.   Supervisor clusters are game-changers for managing kubernetes clusters and workloads within VCF. They offer a familiar kubernetes management experience for both VMs and containerized workloads.   Here's a quick rundown:   Supervisor clusters are similar to kubernetes clusters, but run on the hypervisor for centralized control. They isolate resources for different teams using supervisor namespaces. These namespaces can hold VMs, TKGS clusters, and even vSphere pods! Watch this  video for a demo and to learn more about how Supervisor Clusters can streamline your VCF with TKGS experience!    #VMware #VCF #TKGS #Kubernetes #SupervisorClusters #CloudNative #VMwareTanzu #ITInfrastructure #ITInfrastructure #MultiCloud #tanzu #vsphere #cloud #broadcom   https://lnkd.in/gnUX4VkX

Sorry, but I can’t help but share this. Steam has distributed 1.2 exabytes of data in the last 7 days in China alone (2.4 exabytes globally): https://lnkd.in/eexkmUbs They don’t use a cloud provider; they built the network on their own (almost without external CDN), and only around 79 engineers (https://lnkd.in/e53K9u6R) work on Steam. The average speed is 105.8 Mbps. (The average in China is ~200 Mbps. It’s one of the few countries where the average speed is higher than what Steam can provide). Steam also uses a protocol similar to torrents, where data is downloaded from neighboring computers on the same network, so the real numbers are even higher. No major outages. In comparison: All internet traffic (mobile + fixed) is ~30 exabytes per day. Fixed traffic alone is 20 exabytes. File delivery accounts for ~2 exabytes per day. This means Steam was responsible for at least 1/7 of this traffic. It’s roughly 100 million USD if you were to buy that traffic on AWS. Amazing. 79 people… #steam #network #performance

🚀 Achievement Unlocked: Completed VulnNet: Active Lab on TryHackMe! 🛡️ One of the key insights I gained during this lab was on Redis enumeration. Redis, an in-memory data structure store, can often be a critical target during penetration testing due to its common usage and potential misconfigurations. Came across a way to capture user hashes by deploying an attacker controlled SMB share. Link: "https://lnkd.in/gTQdeZ7j" #WindowsExploitation #Redis

Learn to program a custom Status indicator and empower business intelligence by getting your system's telemetry data into the QREM cloud via the Monitoring Proxy! (Bonus: Lookup tables in Lua!) (Secret: Look for the Easter Egg!) Hosted by Jeff Perkins, CTS-D. For more Q-SYS Control Quickstarts, go to bit.ly/3eNOcAR

Dont sleep on Rust. Im a believer in it, and I believe it will have a significant adoption boom. Consider if your competitors are looking for every opportunity for performance gains, and that they be looking at converting services into Rust or Golang or using cloud that is already running on them. The performance of Rust is nearly to the levels of c++, but with a package manager and more memory safety (that’s oversimplification). Big players like the cloud platform managed services, the federal government are all key supporters and adopters…which means that it is likely also coming your way. #justsayin #rust #cpp #appdev #go #programminglanguages https://lnkd.in/eea7ZSkA

Hello Everyone🌟 Excited to share my new project as deploying a real-time 2048 gaming application on Kubernetes using Ingress and ALB Controller! I get this project from Abhishek veeramalla YouTube channel. 1️⃣ Set Up AWS EKS Cluster: Start by creating an Amazon EKS cluster in your AWS account to host your Kubernetes environment. 2️⃣ Install ALB Controller: Install and configure the AWS ALB Ingress Controller in your Kubernetes cluster. It'll manage the Application Load Balancer for routing traffic. 3️⃣ Deploy with Helm: Use Helm, the Kubernetes package manager, to streamline the deployment process. Deploy the 2048 gaming website Helm chart to your cluster effortlessly. 4️⃣ Configure Fargate Profile: Create a Fargate profile for your EKS cluster to leverage AWS Fargate's serverless compute engine for containers. 5️⃣ Run Pods on Fargate: Update your Kubernetes deployment configuration to utilize the Fargate profile, ensuring efficient resource allocation. 6️⃣ Expose Service with ALB: Expose the 2048 gaming website service using an Ingress resource, managed by the ALB Ingress Controller. This sets up an ALB to direct traffic to your service. 7️⃣ Verify and Share: Once deployed, verify accessibility through the ALB's DNS endpoint. #Kubernetes #ALBController #Helm #Fargate #GameDev #CloudComputing #IngressController #EKS #AWS

When you need to generate an image from a video on-the-fly you can use this open source cloud component. All for free during this public beta period. https://lnkd.in/dPSN2Pms