Simple Monitoring for Docker (Part I)
Migrating from VMs to Docker containers is quite easy except for the monitoring part. A straightforward approach, running a data collecting agent (such as Zabbix agent), is definitely a not a good solution as it goes against Docker’s philosophy of having one clearly identified task in each container and also because it will require to use custom images. Starting with Gathering LXC and Docker Conta
NINJHAX - 3DS Homebrew Exploit
ds> What is ? ninjhax is a piece of software that allows you to run unsigned code on your 3DS. In practice, this means being able to run homebrew applications such as games, tools and emulators! To see it in action, look no further. > What do I need to use ? You need exactly three things to run unsigned code on your console : > A 3DS, 3DS XL or 2DS console with a firmware version between 4.0.0-7
Lucid: templating DSL for HTML
I’m not big on custom templating languages, for reasons I’ll write about another time. I prefer EDSLs. I preferred the xhtml package back when that was what everybody used. It looked like this: header << thetitle << "Page title" thediv noHtml ! [theclass "logo"] << "…" thediv noHtml ! [identifier "login"] Pretty line-noisy to read, write and hard to edit in a reasonable manner. Later, blaze-html b
How Hy backported "yield from" to Python 2 -- Dustycloud Brainstorms
Hello everyone! Time for a bit of a diversion towards one of my favorite projects, Hy! (I'm an occasional committer, but the main mastermind behind the project is my good friend Paul Tagliamonte.) For those of you who don't know, Hy is a Lisp that transforms into the Python AST. Even more fun: you can import .hy files in .py files and .py files in .hy files! Crazy! Now, when many people hear that,
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