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 mostly focused on the technical aspects related to Secutils.dev, such as the technological stack, deployment process, and tools for monitoring and usage analytics.

Today, I'd like to discuss the costs associated with running Secutils.dev in production. As developers, we understand the importance of being resourceful, frugal, and efficient when building and maintaining products. Therefore, minimizing costs is a crucial and ongoing topic. Let's dive into how I optimize costs for Secutils.dev.

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In my previous posts, I covered the technological stack behind Secutils.dev and how I deploy its components to the Kubernetes cluster.

Today, I want to showcase the tools I use to monitor my Secutils.dev deployment and collect usage analytics.

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In my previous post, I discussed the technological stack behind Secutils.dev and introduced its four separate components: a backend server written in Rust, a React-based Web UI client, a documentation website powered by Docusaurus, and a lightweight static promotional home page.

Today, I'll provide a brief overview of how and where I deploy these components to ensure the complete functionality of Secutils.dev.

Hello!

Today, I'd like to provide an overview of the technology stack powering Secutils.dev. Sharing this information might prove helpful to other individuals working on similar projects. So, without further ado, let's dive into the stack!