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API monitor + exe analysis

The #PuTTY git commit e9848f50a88a4089aac647fecc31ae96d27 fixing the #CVE202431497 #vulnerability has a great writeup about the issue and its background. https://lnkd.in/efbigqTN

[Code] CI/CD Pipeline using Nornir-Napalm for Configuration, and Pytest for Pre/Post Validation Checks 📌 Steps: ✔ Clone the main repo ✔ Create a new branch ✔ Update the global variable YAML file updating the DMVPN Tunnel Secret ✔ Push changes and publish new branch, create PR ✔ New branch triggers CI/CD pipeline for pre-validation checks to TEST devices ✔ Pre-check consists of running NAPALM in dry run mode first, then pushing the changes, then pytest for testing DMVPN Tunnel State ✔ If checks pass and PR is merged, it triggers the last CI/CD pipeline ✔ Napalm dry run, push changes, and post-validation check with pytest to PROD devices. 🔥 Github Repo [Fork]: https://lnkd.in/eti8fj_G 🔥 Github Repo [Source]: https://lnkd.in/eZ_Pwdbj #NetworkAutomation #Automation #Network #NetDevOps #DevOps #CICD #Pipeline #NAPALM #Nornir #Git #Github #Gitlab #Cisco #DMVPN #YAML #Ansible #Python #Pytest

You have to be constantly on your toes if you are writing traditional multithreaded code. Is the function I’m about to call accessing static variables? Is this operation actually atomic and thread safe? did I remember to release that mutex I just locked? Please comment and share your multithreaded disaster stories!

Hello connections, here is my blog on code coverage. I hope this helps you meet the expected code coverage in your ongoing project.

#day48 of #180daysofcode ✅ Max Consecutive ||| (https://lnkd.in/gy4c2v_W) Difficulty: Medium #dsa #180daysofcode

Here are 5 simple but not-so-obvious tools I use to audit the code quality. #softwarecraftsmanship

Well-written tests are the best form of code documentation.

Logging in code is like leaving breadcrumbs for future problem-solving. But are we leaving the right clues, or are we cluttering the path? Join me in rethinking our logging strategies for a cleaner, more efficient approach to debugging. #java #logging #debugguing https://buff.ly/4cCfZOk]

Do you ever think about what goes on behind the scenes when you compile your code in your IDE🤔? The compilation process is very interesting, as it consists of several stages that convert source code that humans can read into instructions that machines can execute. In this blog post, we’ll examine each stage of the compilation process using the GCC compiler, and reveal how your code turns into an executable program🧑💻. You can read full article here: https://lnkd.in/enZuu-5V #Shell #C #gcc