Does GPC support ipv6 only subnets? Some cursory pokes around I can not tell. (I really only work with AWS). Azure? Any other notable services providers have done this yet? I can not tell if this is long overdue or actually something to take note of.
I consider Clouflare to be the least reliable cloud service provider out there. So many CDN and DNS related outages thanks to poor engineering release practices. Considering those are their bread and butter services I wouldn't ever rely on any of their other services.
@sungrokshim, thanks for the input. Wallaram is on my radar. Glad to hear it recommended though.
With your setup (cert-manager + ALB + nginx-ingress) I suppose you are using the private ACM certs? Or does having nginx-ingress in the mix allow you to use certs from other CAs, i.e. letsencrypt?
With a few other other elements (i.e. weather) added to learning model I bet this would be super accurate! Pretty neat. I love finding use at home DIY use cases with commodity hardware, ESP32s ftw.
Hmm, I suppose this is useful for super large orgs? I feel managing the IAM policies around this is pretty much the same level of complexity as managing access to a bastion host to open a ssh tunnel through.
I tried this product thinking it would be super useful... not the case. Ended up spending a few days total rolling our own internal tools and way happier we did. I love leveraging saas products but this one just fell flat for me. It felt too constraining.
Curious to hear from a real customer of theirs how they are using this service?
Encapsulating HTTP request in Bitcoin transactions? Sounds like the throughput limitations of Bitcoin would make this a super slow decentralized web protocol?
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Neat idea and the ease of use is certainly attractive! I have a question though...
Couldn't one simply use a traditional CDN where ever their customers are which would then allow the inbound network requests to jump on private interface routing to where ever the app truly lives quicker - essentially making for a more responsive "business logic" app feel? If all infrastructure was on the same cloud provider, say AWS.
I understand this approach is less dynamic in nature but would have been a solution for the Ars Technica problem presented I feel. If not, what am I missing? Thanks!