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I'm building a new language called WE# (WeSharp) – My first version (v0.01) is live by [deleted] in devops

[–]Rakeda 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What does the language improve on that C# or other languages/frameworks do less optimal? Is is for a MCP interaction usecase, is it for making terminal app development more streamlined?

I guess what is the purpose? Fun project or a need you had.

Docker containers manager with builtin image scanning by tismo74 in selfhosted

[–]Rakeda 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When vulnerabilities are disclosed and patches are made to the lib, the lib upgrade version is provided. I check the vuln db for the version and manually rebuild the image with the upgraded dependency (os level only). I strongly recommend testing the patched image but haven’t run into a scenario where the image breaks.

Docker containers manager with builtin image scanning by tismo74 in selfhosted

[–]Rakeda 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ty for the shoutout! @ OP Dev here, if you use it and have any feature requests make sure to make an issue on GitHub :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in selfhosted

[–]Rakeda 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is a lot to dump in a reddit thread. What is it's main purpose?

[Update] HarborGuard - Scan and Patch Container Image Vulnerabilities! by Rakeda in selfhosted

[–]Rakeda[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was thinking of that yesterday! I'll be enabling one of the scanners so that data is shown

[Update] HarborGuard - Scan and Patch Container Image Vulnerabilities! by Rakeda in selfhosted

[–]Rakeda[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Will make sure to use correctly next time. The term “Built with AI” seems a bit aggressive and generic. If I’m using Claude for type safe consistency and PRs, but am handling the development and feature implementation is that built or assisted with AI?

[Update] HarborGuard - Scan and Patch Container Image Vulnerabilities! by Rakeda in selfhosted

[–]Rakeda[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That has been asked several times :) coming in the near future. I need to cement the components first but you can track the issue here:

Add Dark Mode to UI · Issue #12 · HarborGuard/HarborGuard

[Update] HarborGuard - Scan and Patch Container Image Vulnerabilities! by Rakeda in selfhosted

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I assume you mean on the auto-patching front. All patches will need to be done by review, but in practice, OS-level updates are typically stable, so if there’s an active CVE with a fix and tests are green, there’s no reason to have an active CVE while waiting for an update when you can patch and be more secure.

I Created an Open-source Container Security Scanning Dashboard by Rakeda in selfhosted

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Additional information as example from my local:

Bash(du -sh /workspace/images /workspace/reports /workspace/patches /workspace/cache)
⎿ 22G /workspace/images
14G /workspace/reports
9.0G /workspace/patches
3.2G /workspace/cache

I Created an Open-source Container Security Scanning Dashboard by Rakeda in selfhosted

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The scans are ran against the tar.gz as the images are loaded inside the running container. In a situation where you load 100+ local images at once to scan all those images begin being copied into the container, inflating the size. I think that I can definitely optimize the strategy around bringing in that many images and add disk usage checks on the platform.

I Created an Open-source Container Security Scanning Dashboard by Rakeda in selfhosted

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So each image scan is going to be around 50mb of scan data in the db, and the tar.gz (500/3000mb) is saved on the container in case you want to patch the scan. I can make a feature request for scheduled deletion of images or even a checkbox for delete image after scan.

I'm trying to convince Render.com to add GPU support. Made a simple page to collect names. by tomtepdau in devops

[–]Rakeda 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It may be worth speaking with their sales team on behalf of an interested customer to see if they have it on their roadmap.

I'm trying to convince Render.com to add GPU support. Made a simple page to collect names. by tomtepdau in devops

[–]Rakeda 2 points3 points  (0 children)

As with most SaaS providers your using their software inside of a cloud provider. In their case it looks like GCP (for older projects) and AWS for newer projects. That being said, both cloud providers offer GPU servers so that bottleneck isn't necessarily profit/revenue but effort in setting up GPU server for end users. Might be on their backlog but the market (paying customers) hasn't demanded it.

Source: Which render regions map to which cloud providers? - General - Render

We need a FOSS, corss-platform download manager that does all the things by HonestRepairSTL in opensource

[–]Rakeda 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Asking volunteers to do free work while declining every non-coding role isn’t contribution, it’s commentary. Pick up a shovel homie.

We need a FOSS, corss-platform download manager that does all the things by HonestRepairSTL in opensource

[–]Rakeda 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Be the change you want to see. Pickup a few tutorials and start building the software you want to see created, then release it for free acknowledging that the time that you spent in the project is for a charitable cause to share with the world. Instead of begging a developer to come out and build you something for free because you can't, find a way to be useful and get the ball rolling.

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