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A blog about common pitfalls on installation and configuration of open source software such as Gitlab, Mesos or Spark on a Linux home network.

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Security and self-signed certificates: a primer on digital certificates and generating a self-signed certificate
Security and self-signed certificates: Configuring a secured Mesos cluster using SSL
What is a signedURL?

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A signed URL is a regular URL resource request appended with a special token: a digital signature. Effectively, the capacity to present a ...

Common errors setting up Gitlab runner using the Docker executor

When you first register your Gitlab runner to use the Docker executor, you may run into the following issues: Problem1: You get a host...
Security and self-signed certificates: Configuring a secure Mesos cluster using SSL

Enabling SSL in Mesos requires the libevent-openssl library and its dependencies. It is the library by which all messages flowing through th...
Security and self-signed certificates: A primer on digital certificates and generating a self-signed certificate

What is a digital certificate? The idea behind a certificate is to be assured the person (or service) we are talking to is in fact wh...
Install, configure and run Gitlab Runner with the Docker executor

Gitlab makes continuous integration possible with Gitlab Runners. In this short blog, we will go through all the steps required in order ...
What is a signed URL?

A signed URL is a regular URL resource request appended with a special token: a digital signature. Effectively, the capacity to present a ...

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