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Can VPC Lattice replace AWS Transit Gateway?

Xebia

This is a simple and often overlooked strategy that gives the best of both worlds: strict separation of IAM policies and cost attribution with simple inter-connection at the network level. For small scale setups or for early adopters of IPv6 (which is worth a separate blog post) this could be an acceptable risk.

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A Reference Architecture for the Cloudera Private Cloud Base Data Platform

Cloudera

IPV6 is not supported and should be disabled. Externally facing services such as Hue and Hive on Tez (HS2) roles can be more limited to specific ports and load balanced as appropriate for high availability. If a customer requires SELinux enforcement, they need to test and implement the policies themselves.

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How Analyzing External Attack Surface Data Boosts Your Security Strategy 

Tenable

Compliance teams can check on policy violations, licensing status of products and more. For instance, wouldn’t it be nice to know which assets had been labeled “unsafe” with regard to Content Security Policy (CSP) headers? For instance, let’s say you are looking for BigIP load balancers from F5 in your inventory.

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Scaling BGP Peering in Kentik's SaaS Environment

Kentik

On top of that, since our BGP nodes were identical, the distribution of sessions should be balanced. Given that we only have one IP active in on each node, the next step was to have this landing node act as a router for inbound BGP connections with policy routing as the high-level design.

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