Most of the time I work on projects by installing each virtual environment directly on my laptop. Recently I realized that VSCode’s Dev Container feature is a great way to build isolated development setups for personal projects.
This quick outline is meant to map how the three relate. Once the big picture is clear, you can dive into other resources for the finer points.
I recently evaluated Microsoft Security Compliance Toolkit and Chef InSpec—two Windows-friendly baseline scanners. Here are the essentials for Chef InSpec.
For work I recently evaluated two Windows security baseline scanners: Microsoft Security Compliance Toolkit and Chef InSpec. Here are the basics I gathered on the Microsoft toolkit.
More quick notes that are too small for full posts.
Engineers often need to hop onto a server via SSH—even when a laptop is not nearby. On iOS two clients dominate: Termius and Prompt 2. Termius offers a free tier with paid add-ons; Prompt 2 is paid upfront. Here is how they stack up.
When a production service freezes you cannot always rely on logs or breakpoints. Here is how I investigate hangs on CentOS 7.