Terraform dynamic code generation with terragrunt
Intro
This story started when I wanted to apply external terraform
module to multiple AWS accounts.
Note: module, variable names and AWS account names are changed to protect innocents.
This story started when I wanted to apply external terraform
module to multiple AWS accounts.
Note: module, variable names and AWS account names are changed to protect innocents.
Recently I read an interesting article:
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/security/how-to-prioritize-iam-access-analyzer-findings/
Well, I don’t expect it to be interesting for most of people.
But for people that are in charge of security reviews of company AWS accounts and review AWS Access Analyser - it makes life much simpler.
Basically it shows a way to mute repeated false postitives. For example when you use SSO all new SSO users will be shown in AWS Access Analyser - that probably not a good thing. Especially if you have a lot of those.
Then you can just go to Archive rules
- and auto archive SSO users :)
More details are in the article.
Recently I read an interesting article on fake ransomware:
Fake ransomware gang targets U.S. orgs with empty data leak threats: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/fake-ransomware-gang-targets-us-orgs-with-empty-data-leak-threats/
That was quite fascinating insight in social engineering in cyber crime world: that fake ransomware is quite widespread and popular.
Why work hard on hacking somebody servers if you can just claim that you stole the data and demand the ransom? :)
Surprisingly effective tactic. So to say - lean approach in the world of ransomware gangs.
Recently I listened to an interesting TED talk:
https://www.ted.com/talks/the_ted_interview_design_your_life_for_happiness_with_elizabeth_dunn
That was quite interesting insight in happiness causes. It seems that we are wired to be happy when we share, when we give, when we help each other.
Other insights:
One more brick to the happiness in life :)
Recently I listened to an interesting TED talk suggested by our CEO:
https://www.ted.com/talks/yejin_choi_why_ai_is_incredibly_smart_and_shockingly_stupid
That was quite interesting insight in strength and weaknesses of AI LLM like ChatGPT.
As a novice in vim I would like to visually see which command I’m typing when I use VIM.
It appears not so straightforward in SpaceVIM as it already have pretty much magic around configuration.
When I wrote this documentation I used spacevim version 2.1.0
and neovim version 0.9
.
Watched an Interesting udemy course about useful mental models:
Make Better Decisions: 13 Mental Models for Team Managers
And my thoughts about it.
Great article about developers productivity:
The SPACE of Developer Productivity
And my thoughts about it.
Due to piling up routine I got to writing 2020 year sum-up only in the end of 2021.
So it will be both 2020 and 2021 years sum-up.