Best practice or "aws configure" will put ~/.aws/config and ~/.aws/credentials in the 600 mode. however if you follow Developing using a Docker image, you will get several errors e.g. cant' find region, reach endpoints, or no access to resources. I run docker command as a normal user, docker daemon run as root user. The below scripts will run a docker image which default user is glue_user (10000). the mounted volume ~/.

I tried to use tikz in my logseq. However it fails to render correctly. Today I have time to try it in my hugo sites. Here is a demo from https://tikzjax.com/ \begin{tikzpicture} \draw (0,0) circle (1in); \end{tikzpicture} )

When I was preparing a slides to recommend broad usage of JsonSchema, somethings I thought are good to have for general public usage. Those things troubled me for a while during I authored a JsonSchema. Versioning Currently there is no standard way how to define a version for a schema. I might use a version property for that. SemVer is good fit for the version content schema. Use if and else for different version.

Microsoft FHIR Server serialize searchindices this way in cosmosdb. How to model it in AWS DynamoDB? { "id": "9240cda7-bbb7-4ad4-aa9f-971750a3dc71", "searchIndices": [ { "p": "_id", "c": "9240cda7-bbb7-4ad4-aa9f-971750a3dc71" }, { "p": "_lastUpdated", "st": "2018-08-22T23:37:56.1289012+00:00", "et": "2018-08-22T23:37:56.1289012+00:00" }, { "p": "patient", "r": "Patient/example" }, { "p": "performer", "r": "Practitioner/example" }, { "p": "related", "r_0": "Observation/example-genetics-1", "s_1": "http://hl7.org/fhir/observation-relationshiptypes", "c_1": "derived-from" }, { "p": "related-target", "r": "Observation/example-genetics-1" }, { "p": "related-type", "s": "http://hl7.org/fhir/observation-relationshiptypes", "c": "derived-from" }, { "p": "status", "s": "http://hl7.

Background I worked on APIs and OpenAPI Spec (OAS) in past projects, even I used stoplight and NLP for open-source API style guide enforce and linting. I thought I was quite good at jsonschema. I dont’k think so after recent usage of jsonschema for a very aspnet flexible configuration file. Configurations in dotnet are quite straight forwards if all the configurations following the Options pattern. ConfigurationProcessor is not that case.

Yesterday, I clicked a button in one web page, no response from that. I thought it must be something wrong. I opened browser console and noticed there is an icon. It turned out be a copilot icon after reading the logs in console. Nowadays, copilot almost is everywhere, office suite, vscode, visual studio, windows and edge browser. Never thought it is embedded in browse web console.

Prologue One or two years ago, I tried several times to install kind cluster to using cilium cni. However I didn’t make it. Today I really want to setup one after reading an Kind cluster with Cilium and no kube-proxy and considering that major kubernetes distributions are using cilium cni now. After about 3 hours, I finally got it running successfully. Things don’t go smoothly. Here are my steps to setup it up.

Stackoverflow give several ways to resolve localhost HSTS issue (redirect from http to https). My laptop is managed by my employer and registry can’t be edited. "How can I see which sites have set the HSTS flag in my edge browser?" in chatgpt give me an answers. One step of the answer get my attention. I can change HSTS in my application for development environment. It is too late now.

I searched web, first several links in SERP are not the offical one from microsoft. I tried them and failed to install mssql due to errors Error: 'deb [arch=amd64 https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu \ xenial \ stable' invalid] or Can’t install MS SQL Server on Ubuntu 21.10. At last I follow the instruction from microsoft. I successfully installed mssql server in my wsl+ubuntu22.04 environment. curl -fsSL https://packages.microsoft.com/keys/microsoft.asc | sudo gpg --dearmor -o /usr/share/keyrings/microsoft-prod.

I used .netrc in several projects and I wrote something about that. I thought it is a convenient way for git until recently. Recently I have a new laptop and want to setup my git credentials. This time, I noticed .netrc might not be secure as other applications that use cURL to make requests to servers defined in your .netrc file will also now be authenticated using these credentials.