– author: jackp layout: post title: “How to use encryption in Mule” description: “the use of encrypting password with Jasypt in Mule” excerpt_length: 29 tags:
In this example we will use Jasypt in mule to encrypt clear text passwords in property files. But you could use Jasypt to encrypt all sorts of things e.g. encrypt all in a property file and not just the password.
Jasypt is ... [continue reading]
2016 turned out to be a turbulent but positive year for IPv6 here in Norway. As the graph below shows, in the beginning of 2016 about 7.5% of Norwegian end users were IPv6 capable. One year later, this number had increased to almost 10%.
Just the other day I sat at a customer, and they wanted a web application to present data, from there Mule integration application. The data should be presented to ... [continue reading]
While debugging a problem with OCSP, I had to sit down and understand what it really does and why. So What is OCSP, and why do we use it?
... [continue reading]One common complaint about systemd is that it does «too much», where the threshold for the appropriate amount of action is left unspecified. Some of the stuff it can do is hold your hand and offer some comfort functions.
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For the wallscreens within the operations department, we currently use Raspberry Pies and provision those using Ansible. We found that the USB sockets on a typical LCD TV do not provide enough power for a Raspberry Pi model 3, so we went for the cheaper – although a little less powerful – model 2. Since we have cabled network in place from before, this does not really pose any limitations.
Duplicity is a piece of software that can perform encrypted backups to remote storage over the network. It uses the rsync algorithm to implement incremental backups, thus minimising the amount of data that needs to be transferred over the network and stored remotely. The GNU Privacy Guard is used to provide strong encryption, making it safe to keep your backups in one of the many public cloud storage solutions.
In this post, I will demonstrate basic usage ... [continue reading]
A few of systemd features that helps you and your fellow sysadmins.
At 3am, I want to sleep. I do not want SMS with “Service X is down”, and I do not want my systems to wake the on-call personnel, so they can scratch their heads and call me about “Service X is down, and I need help fixing it”.
There are a couple of things you can do to avoid this.
Sometimes processes die. Particularly at ... [continue reading]
This is the last of three posts about Elastic Stack.
By now, we should have a reasonably secure Elastic Stack. It is sadly empty, so we should feed it some logs.
Logstash is a log processor. It can be configured with inputs, filters, and outputs.
Filebeat is a log ... [continue reading]
When we installed the new frontend nodes for our main site, we wanted make use of some technologies that aren’t yet in broad use by our customers. The intention was both to gain more experience with said technologies, and to show that they are ready for production use. HTTP/2 was one of these technologies.
HTTP/2 offers several features that improve the load speed of pages. To quote the HTTP/2 FAQ, the new version of ... [continue reading]
