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I'm surprised I can't find any news coverage of the partial #IRS website outage since this weekend. They had a maintenance banner up this weekend that service was supposed to be restored 11 AM ET Sunday, but the banner was still up around 11 PM last night. They removed the banner today, but it's still impossible to log in as an individual (e.g., to check one's tax records) or as a tax professional (not that I'm a tax pro, but their sign-in link is broken too). I hope the IRS IT staff/contractors are getting the resources they need to fix whatever the problem is. Also, my heart goes out to the team that was told their maintenance window would be 12 AM to 11 AM on a Sunday. #DevOps #HugOps

Kubernetes: шестимесячный марафон по прокачке dBrain.cloud

За последние полгода наши инженеры проделали значительную работу по развитию и оптимизации платформы dBrain.cloud , ключевым инструментом которой является Kubernetes. В этой статье мы подробно расскажем об изменениях, произошедших в инфраструктуре, о внедрении новых функций и фишках, которые, мы надеемся, будут интересны DevOps-сообществу.

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ХабрKubernetes: шестимесячный марафон по прокачке dBrain.cloudЗа последние полгода наши инженеры проделали значительную работу по развитию и оптимизации платформы dBrain.cloud , ключевым инструментом которой является Kubernetes. В этой статье мы подробно...
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At EuroBSDCon 2025 in Zagreb: "Network Management with the OpenBSD Packet Filter Toolset" by Peter N. M. Hansteen, Tom Smyth, Max Stucchi, see events.eurobsdcon.org/2025/tal

Schedule at events.eurobsdcon.org/2025/sch

To register 2025.eurobsdcon.org/registrati

events.eurobsdcon.orgNetwork Management with the OpenBSD Packet Filter Toolset EuroBSDCon 2025The OpenBSD Packet Filter (PF) is at the core of the network management toolset available to professionals working with the OpenBSD and FreeBSD operating systems. Understanding the PF subsystem and the set of networking tools that interact with it is essential to building and maintaining a functional environment. The present session will both teach networking and security principles and provide opportunity for hands-on operation of the extensive network tools available on OpenBSD and FreeBSD in a lab environment. Basic to intermediate understanding of TCP/IP networking is expected and required for this session. Topics covered include The basics of and network design and taking it a bit further Building rulesets Keeping your configurations readable and maintainable Seeing what your traffic is really about with your friend tcpdump(8) Filtering, diversion, redirection, Network Address Translation Handling services that require proxying (ftp-proxy and others) Address tables and daemons that interact with your setup through them The whys and hows of network segmentation, DMZs and other separation techniques Tackling noisy attacks and other pattern recognition and learning tricks Annoying spammers with spamd Basics of and not-so basic traffic shaping Monitoring your traffic Resilience, High Availability with CARP and pfsync Troubleshooting: Discovering and correcting errors and faults (tcpdump is your friend) Your network and its interactions with the Internet at large Common mistakes in internetworking and peering Keeping the old IPv4 world in touch with the new of IPv6 The tutorial is lab centered and fast paced. Time allowing and to the extent necessary, we will cover recent developments in the networking tools and variations between the implementations in the OpenBSD and FreeBSD operating systems. Participants should bring a laptop for the hands on labs part and for note taking. The format of the session will be compact lectures interspersed with hands-on lab excercises based directly on the theory covered in the lecture parts. This session is an evolutionary successor to previous sessions. Slides for the most recent version of the PF tutorial session are up at https://nxdomain.no/~peter/pf_fullday.pdf, to be updated with the present version when the session opens.