January 10, 2020
On undoing git mistakes
This reference is what I use to fix my mistakes while using git for a long time:
https://sethrobertson.github.io/GitFixUm/fixup.html
https://sethrobertson.github.io/GitFixUm/fixup.html
Also this is a great example of dymanic "web app" without javascript! Yep, sir, anchors only. I really love a pragmatic simplicity of this kind.
Labels: git, no javascript, reference, undo
September 10, 2019
Plantuml + Gitlab is risky
For a plantuml nice and simple diagrams text generation tool integration with the gitlab server setup, the plantuml server needs to be exposed to external network. Which is not good. Although some of security risks can be mitigated with running plantuml in docker but definitely not all (such as data exposure, DoS attacks) and mitigating them requires lots of careful manual tuning. Gitlab needs plantuml integration to host rendered images on its side. Maybe aa a plugin. I definitely want to investigate this.
Labels: devops, diagram, docker, git, gitlab, plantuml, security, uml, work process