Mark van Lent’s weblog

[...] 2014), the OCSP response data was still only valid until October 11th, 2013. Basically the OCSP stapling I used was just a waste of bits since it had only been valid for two days and clients still [...]

[...] directory. The Dockerfile also includes commands to install packages we need on the operating system level, for instance Nginx. This way we have an image that contains a version of our application [...]

[...] what I wanted: my site is running on an environment I can completely control (from the operating system level up that is). This allows for experimentation and perhaps even small side projects. I also [...]

[...] later and I am done. The whole process takes only a few minutes. The process Most of the Puppet configuration was created and tested locally. To do this I have a Vagrant box (which uses Virtualbox) [...]

[...] a waste of bits since it had only been valid for two days and clients still had to query the OCSP server themselves. A good OCSP stapling configuration Luckily, there is an easy solution: have Nginx [...]

[...] specific guide to creating a base box Failed to mount folders? Initially I had the virtualbox package installed in my Ubuntu host and used this to create my virtual machine. However, when I [...]

[...] > contained only one part of it. (For those interested: <package> is a Python package which I included into the project using mr.developer.) A simplified version of the [...]

[...] Circus configurations are generated using that single variable. This makes it nice and DRY. Docker Docker works on a whole different level to isolate your environment. Docker is an open platform for [...]