What needs to be done to be able to access a JBoss JMS through a firewall.
(Link: Accessing JBoss (JMS) behind firewall)
Archive | August, 2010
Accessing JBoss (JMS) behind firewall
August 19, 2010
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Red Hat Pursuing Certification For RHEL 6, Hypervisor
August 19, 2010
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Red Hat is pursuing a certification for its Linux OS and virtualization, paving the way for government agencies to use the technology to create secure, virtualized IT environments and private clouds.
The Linux vendor has entered into an agreement with Atsec information security to certify Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 under Common Criteria at Evaluation Assurance Level (EAL) 4, according to a Red Hat blog post.
(Link: Red Hat Pursuing Certification For RHEL 6, Hypervisor)
SSH tip: Automatic Reverse Tunnels for Workflow Simplification | codysoyland.com
August 18, 2010
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There is a way to get around this limitation with DNS/firewalls, and the answer is by using SSH reverse tunnels to bind your local SSH daemon port to a remote SSH alias. This can be accomplished in a simple manner by modifying your ~/.ssh/config on both the local and remote computers.
(Link: SSH tip: Automatic Reverse Tunnels for Workflow Simplification | codysoyland.com)
Scaling an AWS infrastructure – Tools and Patterns
August 18, 2010
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How do you scale an AWS (Amazon Web Services) infrastructure? This article will give you a detailed reply in two parts: the tools you can use to make the most of Amazon’s dynamic approach, and the architectural model you should adopt for a scalable infrastructure.
(Link: Scaling an AWS infrastructure – Tools and Patterns)
Syslog-ng – centralized logging server
August 18, 2010
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The syslog-ng application is a flexible and highly scalable system logging application that is ideal for creating centralized and trusted logging solutions.
1. transfers log messages in a reliable, TLS-encrypted channel;
2. is compatible with a wide range of operating systems and platforms, 3. including many Unix-variants and Windows versions;
4. can store log messages in encrypted, digitally signed and timestamped files;
5. supports the latest IETF syslog protocol standards;
6. provides unimaginable flexibility for sorting and managing system events;
7. has an enormous user-base;
(Link: Syslog-ng – centralized logging server)
Good-bye to Dubai | The New York Review of Books
August 18, 2010
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Deserted highways, empty hotel rooms, miles of unsold residential and office space. These were not the images that Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Makhtoum, Dubai’s ruler, had in mind when he wrote his book about the emirate, My Vision: Challenges in the Race for Excellence, which was published in April 2006. “Dubai’s proving to be one of the most successful development stories in the world, and is being viewed increasingly in the Arab and Muslim worlds as a source of pride,” a gushing press release issued by the publisher declared. In the book, al-Makhtoum explained how Dubai had been transformed in the course of two generations from a desert backwater into the ultimate global city. He compared Dubai to Córdoba, the medieval capital of Arab Spain, and praised its melting pot of nations and creeds that enhanced, the release proclaimed, “human interaction and understanding.”
(Link: Good-bye to Dubai | The New York Review of Books)
A Smart Bear – why getting 10 customers is all that matters
August 18, 2010
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If there are millions, it’s trivial to find ten. If you can’t find even ten, then either there’s not millions or those millions aren’t interested in you.
Businesses don’t start with millions of customers, they start with one, then ten, then a hundred, and then a thousand. But most don’t get past ten.
(Link: A Smart Bear – why getting 10 customers is all that matters)
If you have a metaphor for an idea that works, let the metaphor become the idea
August 18, 2010
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@garrickvanburen: If you have a metaphor for an idea that works, let the metaphor become the idea.
(Link: If you have a metaphor for an idea that works, let the metaphor become the idea)
Grubwithus – a groupon for strangers to dine together
August 17, 2010
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Grubwithus Social Dining builds friendships over great meals at Chicago’s best restaurants. Think OpenTable, but instead of booking your own table, you’re booking an individual seat at a table with other social diners. You’ll eat good food, meet new friends, and instantly know more people in Chicago!
(Link: Grubwithus – a groupon for strangers to dine together)
Badgy – Making Twitter more fun, one badge at a time
August 17, 2010
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Mention Badgy on Twitter and you’ll unlock your first badge! No sign-up process needed. We’ll @reply to you with your badge
(Link: Badgy – Making Twitter more fun, one badge at a time)
