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[?]o Blain Smith »

I had a shower thought about using NATS to offer an AWS IoT alternative that would implement the same device shadow topics to make migration easier, but also offer a way to make provisioning new devices much less complicated than to get further into bed with AWS products.


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    [?]o Jon Rogers »

    🚀 ANNOUNCING pvetui v1.0.7! A lightning-fast Terminal UI for Proxmox VE. If you manage your homelab or work cluster from the command line, this is for you.

    Features:
    - Instant-speed cluster navigation
    - Full VM/LXC/Node management
    - Integrated noVNC console access
    - Multi-profile support
    - And much more!

    Check out the post on my blog: syslog.space/pvetui-a-terminal
    GitHub repo: github.com/devnullvoid/pvetui

    Alt...pvetui demo video

      [?]o Golang News and Libraries »

      A Go-based self-hosted WAF(Web Application Firewall) / reverse proxy to protect your web apps from attacks and exploits.

      github.com/chaitin/SafeLine

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        [?]o OpenBSD España »

        From The OpenBSD Guy:
        "In this video, I walk through how to build LiteIDE on OpenBSD for Go () development.

        Thanks to the absence of Electron, uses Qt and is built with portability in mind, which makes compiling and running it on surprisingly simple. Just a couple of small tweaks and you’re good to Go!

        There’s also a quick rant about Electron and what "portability" really means 😅"

        youtu.be/IOAvQRSdVyE

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          [?]o Blain Smith »

          Resurrecting an old post about how I write HTTP clients in Go since I am doing this again for the 89432894023 time.

          https://blainsmith.com/articles/how-i-write-http-clients/


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