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tags/krabber

22 posts tagged #krabber · all tags

  • Oct 2026 Immutable deploys on a single box, with no downtime
  • Oct 2026 Email on a budget: sending, receiving, and a tiny forwarder Lambda
  • Oct 2026 TLS all the way to the crab
  • Oct 2026 Reading the scrapersphere
  • Oct 2026 The day krabber.net went dark
  • Sep 2026 Krabber: a Twitter clone in Go for under $100 a month
  • May 2026 Durable fan-out: background work that survives a crash
  • Feb 2026 Watching an $11 site: budgets, alarms, and a canary
  • Nov 2025 A CI pipeline with a budget it can't exceed
  • Aug 2025 Keyless deploys: GitHub Actions into AWS with no stored secrets
  • May 2025 Terraform in two stacks: the one you apply by hand, and the one CI applies
  • Feb 2025 Moderation from a terminal: why you can't become an admin on the website
  • Nov 2024 Browser hardening: a strict CSP and the work to earn it
  • Aug 2024 Layered CSRF in Go: the new way and the old way, together
  • Apr 2024 htmx instead of a single-page app
  • Jan 2024 A unique crab for every account, generated from seven digits
  • Oct 2023 Metering every request so the bill can't surprise me
  • Jul 2023 Rate limiting in one table, no Redis
  • Apr 2023 Sessions in DynamoDB, no Redis
  • Jan 2023 One table to rule the reef
  • Oct 2022 How Krabber runs: one box, one table, no framework
  • Jul 2022 Why I put Krabber on Elastic Beanstalk, not Lambda

t0ul (“to-ewl”). AI security at Cohere. Writes Go.

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Blog Archive

  • 2026 (16)
    • October (5)
      • Immutable deploys on a single box, with no downtime
      • Email on a budget: sending, receiving, and a tiny forwarder Lambda
      • TLS all the way to the crab
      • Reading the scrapersphere
      • The day krabber.net went dark
    • September (1)
      • A whole web app in one binary: the standard library and an embedded UI
    • August (1)
      • Showing what to fix first, without a black-box risk score
    • July (1)
      • From finding to fixed: tickets, SLAs, and a workflow that isn't a spreadsheet
    • June (1)
      • Deduping millions of findings with one content hash
    • May (2)
      • Durable fan-out: background work that survives a crash
      • The no-code Adapter Builder: supporting any scanner without shipping a parser
    • April (1)
      • Every scanner speaks a different language: normalizing findings into one model
    • March (1)
      • Air-gapped by design: a vuln manager that doesn't phone home
    • February (2)
      • Watching an $11 site: budgets, alarms, and a canary
      • Pure-Go SQLite: the no-CGO trick behind a single cross-platform binary
    • January (1)
      • One Go binary and a SQLite file: vuln management without the Docker tax
  • 2025 (4)
    • November (1)
      • A CI pipeline with a budget it can't exceed
    • August (1)
      • Keyless deploys: GitHub Actions into AWS with no stored secrets
    • May (1)
      • Terraform in two stacks: the one you apply by hand, and the one CI applies
    • February (1)
      • Moderation from a terminal: why you can't become an admin on the website
  • 2024 (4)
    • November (1)
      • Browser hardening: a strict CSP and the work to earn it
    • August (1)
      • Layered CSRF in Go: the new way and the old way, together
    • April (1)
      • htmx instead of a single-page app
    • January (1)
      • A unique crab for every account, generated from seven digits
  • 2023 (14)
    • October (1)
      • Metering every request so the bill can't surprise me
    • July (1)
      • Rate limiting in one table, no Redis
    • June (1)
      • Automate the Boring Stuff with Go, Ch. 11: Web Requests
    • May (2)
      • Automate the Boring Stuff with Go, Ch. 10: PDFs
      • Automate the Boring Stuff with Go, Ch. 9: Excel Files
    • April (2)
      • Automate the Boring Stuff with Go, Ch. 8: Files
      • Sessions in DynamoDB, no Redis
    • March (2)
      • Automate the Boring Stuff with Go, Ch. 7: Strings
      • Automate the Boring Stuff with Go, Ch. 6: Syntax
    • February (2)
      • GittyUp! From Linode+Dev Hackathon
      • Automate the Boring Stuff with Go, Ch. 5: Slices
    • January (3)
      • One table to rule the reef
      • How I got my CISSP
      • Automate the Boring Stuff with Go, Ch. 4: Functions
  • 2022 (15)
    • December (2)
      • Automate the Boring Stuff with Go, Ch. 3: Control Flow
      • Automate the Boring Stuff with Go, Ch. 2: Go Basics
    • November (2)
      • Automate the Boring Stuff with Go, Ch. 1: Introduction
      • Introducing Automate the Boring Stuff with GO
    • October (5)
      • Ultimate GoLang Beginner's Cheat Sheet
      • How Krabber runs: one box, one table, no framework
      • InfraHamBurglar: a CyberSecurity News Bot built with AWS Lambda, GoLang, and Twitter API v2
      • DevSecOps Engineer Resume
      • How I used Machine Learning with GoLang to get More Followers on TikTok
    • September (5)
      • GoLang, Svelte, and Wails 2.0: Cross Platform Desktops just got even easier
      • Most Popular GoLang Frameworks
      • DevOps Engineer Resume
      • How to use GoLang, Hugo, and Lambda for a Single Page Application
      • Make your Static Netlify Pop with a Newsletter feature
    • July (1)
      • Why I put Krabber on Elastic Beanstalk, not Lambda
  • 2020 (12)
    • May (1)
      • How to Recover After Seeing Your Start-Up Idea Get Beat
    • April (2)
      • No-Code Review for Website and Web Application building
      • How to beat Animal Crossing New Horizons
    • March (9)
      • Top 10 tips for Animal Crossing New Horizons
      • Dependency injection with GOlang
      • How to Give Feedback on Pull Requests
      • How I use Test-Driven Development
      • Why I think Everyone should learn at least one programming language in the U.S.
      • What I learned from working in the industry for one year
      • How I became a software engineer
      • How to Use Anchore Inline Docker Image Scan
      • How to use PiNg to Debug Networking Problems
  • 2019 (3)
    • June (1)
      • How to use Kubebench to Add Security to a Kops Provisioned Kubernetes Cluster
    • May (1)
      • How to use Regex expressions when working with AWS WAF CloudFormation template
    • April (1)
      • How to use Docker Bench Security for Container and Host Hardening

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