Castle vs. Moat
This is the classic "Castle vs. Moat" debate in security architecture. While Docker provides a Moat (isolation from the host machine), the Sandbox provides the Code of Conduct (rules for what happens…
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This is the classic "Castle vs. Moat" debate in security architecture. While Docker provides a Moat (isolation from the host machine), the Sandbox provides the Code of Conduct (rules for what happens…
I attempted to replicate the bug in a Fedora container using Docker, by running this command: This downloaded the official image and dropped me into a Bash shell.
Use to find the container ID: $ docker ps CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES 81b2ad3194cb alexdebrie/livegrep-base:1 "/livegrep-github-re…" 2 minutes ago Up 2 minutes compassionate…
While investigating Datasette issue 1268 I found myself with a Python process that was hanging, and I decided to try running against it based on tips in Debugging of CPython processes with gdb Here's…
I deployed https://metmusem.datasettes.com/ by creating a folder on my computer containing a Dockerfile and then shipping that folder up to Google Cloud Run.
This issue by Parand Darugar pointed out that Datasette doesn't currently run on Linux systems with FIPS enabled, due to the way it uses MD5 hashes. I hadn't heard of FIPS before.
For Datasette 1249 I wanted to build a Docker image from the base image ("buster" is the current stable release of Debian) but include a single package from "sid", the unstable Debian distribution.
I got a bug report concerning my sqlite-fts4 project running on PPC64 and s390x architectures. The s390x is an IBM mainframe architecture, which I found glamorous!
redbean is a fascinating project - it provides a web server in a self-contained executable which you can add assets (or dynamic Lua code) to just by zipping them into the same binary package.
For datasette issue 1802 I needed to run my test suite using a specific version of Python 3.7. I decided to do this using Docker, using the official python:3.7-buster image.
I've been wanting to figure out how to do this for years. Today I finally put all of the pieces together for it. AWS Lambda can host functions written in Python.
I had a Django project that used (in particular a ) to manage dependencies and I wanted to build a Docker container for it.
Update: Code Interpreter often claims that it can't run binaries uploaded like this, but it looks like it still works if you are are persistent enough with it.
I ended up deploying a Datasette instance to Fly.io using my llm-clip and datasette-llm-embed plugins.
I like using Postgres.app to run PostgreSQL on my macOS laptop. I use it for a bunch of different projects.