23 posts tagged with "technology"

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As the end of "Q2 2023 - Apr-Jun" milestone (that's how I structure my roadmap) is quickly approaching, I wanted to give a quick update on the progress so far. One of the significant deliverables for this milestone is a functional web resources tracker utility. The utility should give developers the ability to track resources of any web page. You may be wondering why they would want to do that and how it relates to security. Let me explain using two personas: the developer and the security researcher.

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In my previous posts I covered the technology stack, the deployment process, and the monitoring and analytics setup behind Secutils.dev. Today, let's talk about money: what it actually costs to run this SaaS in production. As developers, we know the value of being resourceful and frugal, especially when bootstrapping a side project. Here's how the bill stays close to zero for Secutils.dev.

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In my previous posts, I covered the technology stack behind Secutils.dev and how I deploy its components to a Kubernetes micro-cluster. Today, I want to walk through the tools I use to monitor that deployment and to collect privacy-friendly product analytics.

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In my previous post, I covered the technology stack behind Secutils.dev. Today I want to walk through how that stack is actually deployed: where the bits live, how they're networked, and how I've kept the operational footprint of a one-person SaaS small enough to manage in spare time.

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Today, I'd like to provide an updated tour of the technology stack powering Secutils.dev, the open-source security toolbox for engineers and researchers. If you're considering similar choices for your own indie or open-source project, hopefully something here is useful. Let's dive in!