Mikero’s depbo-tools for arm64 in a handy docker container!
My views on FusionAuth
The lad’s at FusionAuth asked me if i could share some of my experiences with Fusionauth for in their blog. And indeed i could! Behold the crazy story about my quest for a decent centralized authentication solution, and how i ended up with FusionAuth. https://fusionauth.io/blog/2020/10/28/jerry-hopper-gdpr-arm-manuals/
Swoole Multiarch docker repo
Anyone who’s using docker on Arm devices knows the pain of finding a container matching your processor architecture. Most official repo’s dont have that problem, but some smaller repo’s suffer from tag-overload which makes it harder to find the suitable container.
Emulating Armhf or Arm64 on Windows
So, recently i’ve been maintaining a arm64 docker repository for FusionAuth ( the best Auth-provider package i know) and i decided to create a multi-architecture repository that delivers FusionAuth for x64,Arm64 and ArmV7. I do own a several Arm64 devices – but i lacked a Armv7 one, and started creating a emulated armv7 device using…
FusionAuth on Arm64
Since the release of FusionAuth – i’ve been a huge fan! its lightweight, stable and adheres to standards. FusionAuth is by far the best and most complete authentication authorization and user-management system, which gets you real value for your buck. Build for Devs ‘Build for devs’ is one of the unique selling points of FusionAuth…
FusionAuth + WordPress [1]
Use Fusionauth to provide SSO capabilities to wordpress, using this simple guide.
a Must-listen Podcast.
A secretive start-up promising the next generation of facial recognition software has compiled a database of images far bigger than anything ever constructed by the United States government: over three billion, it says. Is this technology a breakthrough for law enforcement — or the end of privacy as we know it?
FusionAuth + Apache
If you’re attempting to run a FusionAuth Instance behind a Apache, this little configuration snippet will come in handy. ( ProxyPassReverse,ProxyPass,RequestHeader )
Twelve Million Phones, One Dataset, Zero Privacy
An interesting article on the NYTimes surfaced today. The data reviewed by TIMES OPINION didn’t come from a telecom or giant tech company, nor did it come from a governmental surveillance operation. It originated from a location data company, one of dozens quietly collecting precise movements using software slipped onto mobile phone apps. You’ve probably never…