6 posts tagged with "Docker"
Sysadmins have said for a decade that a container is not a security boundary. Hand one an autonomous agent that runs shell commands as you, and that old warning suddenly has teeth. This part makes the case for giving an agent its own kernel, and explains the architecture behind Docker Sandboxes.
For a decade Docker did one thing, package and run apps. Lately it grew a second job, running AI models and the agents that drive them. This first part of the series gets a model talking on your own machine, points your code at it with a one-line change, and takes the dev loop off the cloud meter. Every command was run on a real box and the output pasted in.
To enable recording of conferences made with on-premise Jitsi meet installations, Jibri(JItsi BRoadcasting Infrastructure) is required. Jibri launches a chrome instance in a virtual framebuffer.
Pgpool-II is a middleware that resides between PostgreSQL servers and clients. It can handle connection pooling, replication, and load balancing. Specific procedures or functions used in SELECT statements can make write operations while reading, and pgpool load balancer needs to configured to deal with such functions.
Jitsi is an open-source video conferencing solution. In the days of COVID19, there a lot of demand for such solutions. Organizations often need to secure their installation with LDAP authentication.
So, you installed Jitsi, and it works pretty fine. But you want to rebrand the system for your own company. Here is a quick and dirty guide for customization on docker-compose.