January 18, 2025

Recently, I’ve been thinking about how to make some of my crucial endpoints more secure when using locally stored JWT. It may not be the best practice for security (because of the possibility of XSS attacks), but this was a requirement not set by me. I had to adapt. So in order to make this more secure, I’ve found a solution, that, hopefully, will help you as well. The Problem I assume that we all

My first encounter with a container was when I performed load testing on an application using JMeter. So, rather than installing JMeter on multiple Virtual Machines (VMs), I ended up deploying them on multiple containers on a single VM. I still remember that I was curious to understand how a container can manage to keep applications isolated. I was interested in understanding the networking part specifically. When I searched, a lot of terms were coined around. Like veth, bridges, Linux Namespaces, and cgroups.

Table of Links Abstract and 1 Introduction 2 Related Work 3 Methodology 4 Studying Deep Ocean Ecosystem and 4.1 Deep Ocean Research Goals 4.2 Workflow and Data 4.3 Design Challenges and User Tasks 5 The DeepSea System 5.1 Map View 5.2 Core View 5.3 Interpolation View and 5.4 Implementation 6 Usage Scenarios and 6.1 Scenario: Pre-Cruise Planning 6.2 Scenario: On-the-Fly Decision-Making 7 Evaluation and 7.1 Cruise Deployment 7.2 Expert Interviews 7.3 Limitations 7.4 Lessons Learned