Security through obscurity, Elastic at Microsoft Reactor
Security through obscurity, Elastic at Microsoft Reactor
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Welcome to my weekly tech musings. Do reply to me on what you liked this week and what you want to see more. In addition, you could access old issuesĀ here!
It is a thin week for me with a lot of learnings which I want to share soon. But, first, I want to destroy few myths that many in the security industry advocate, āOpen source is not secureā and āSecurity software should be closed source.ā
In addition, I see many companies actively advocate āSecurity through obscurity,ā which is terrible because, if at all the attacker discovers the vulnerability, the system is insecure again.
The best way forward for the security ecosystem is to recognize this and collaborate for more excellent enterprise safety as we become more and more digital-native.
What I made this week?
TBH, the release train at Elastic is something that probably many engineering organizations envy! Elastic 7.14 is here with a bang, and I wrote a tweet thread on the same, take a look.
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The @elastic release train never stops! It is 7.14 this time, and I'm excited because of the multiple big features!
A š§µ on what's new š„ https://t.co/yD090puYnr
What I read this week?
Chet Hasse & Romain Guy are probably the best people in Developer Relations to give a Comedy/Satirical talk on Tech. Recently, Chet wrote a book on Android about the team that builds Android OS. As one of the early adopters, devs for the Android platform, Iād recommend this book to you!
This weekend marks the launch of a book that I have been working on for the past four years, Androids: The Team That Built the Android Operating System.
This blog summarised several intricacies of NextJS into a single page, especially useful for backend developers.
Next.js on the server-sideā notes to self
Focussing mainly on how the āserver-sideā works in Next.js.
Staying on the Top of Everest is Harder than Getting There - Marcellus
In every decade, typically 50% of Nifty companies are ejected from the benchmark index leaving in their wake disappointed shareholders.
Open source projects
Shopify - where anyone could run a digital shop also uses/contributes to many Open source projects. Below is the place to find all of them.
As a team that greatly benefits from open-source software, these are the projects that we have contributed back to the community.
Upcoming Developer Conferences
Join Vivek and me this week at a special AMA for developers on āElastic on Azure,ā where we will announce something interesting. You can subscribe to the Linkedin event or RSVP below at the meetup link.
ElasticOnAzure: Deploy & Scale Elastic Cloud on Azure | Meetup
Fri, Aug 20, 2021, 5:00 PM: Discover the unique benefits of running Elastic on Azure and the different deployment options supported for your workloads.
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Aravind Putrevu šš½
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