• set up infrastructure tracking with datadoghq.com
• connect cloudflare
• use github.com/apex/up not to worry about scaling

Hans,

You seem to be right, but in general, Varnish is focused on HTTP acceleration and caching, so it's not a bug, but a feature. In order to be able to use SSL with Varnish you need to add Nginx to your stack. Clients make requests to Nginx and then Nginx makes a request to Varnish.

This is a good article, that will help you: www.digitalocean.com/communit…

you can enter this kind of search query on Twitter:
"#surfing since:2018-03-29 until:2018-04-01"

then select "latest", this link can be copied and used with www.apify.com/ to collect the data you need.

good luck! :)

Well, it's a tough and very broad question, man. Maybe one of these tools can help you:
openrefine.org/
cloud.google.com/dataprep/

You should definitely use Lookalike audiences: www.facebook.com/business/a/l… It has proved to be efficient. Additionally, it's good to promote blog posts to the target audience (for example: by area) and only then apply retargeting on those who have visited. Don't advertise your services to the broad audience directly, it's very expensive.

Historically OpenSSL has more security vulnerabilities than LibreSSL. According to Stackexchange, from the 6 critical vulnerabilities in OpenSSL since the fork none affected LibreSSL. People also find LibreSSL easier to use. LibreSSL replaces OpenSSL OS X since 10.11, so there is no need to switch back to OpenSSL for sure. Why do you ask?

Make some solid desktop entertainment app, which could aggregate:

• twitter;
• medium;
• youtube;
• soundcloud;
• instagram;
• facebook;
• hackernews.

something like Spotify, but for all the things above. I don't want to spend a lot of time going through those platforms one by one. A single place with all important updates and notifications would be perfect. But, please, pay a lot of attention to design.

would I pay for this? Yes! $15-$50 / mo, depending on the number of integrations.

It's always up to you to decide when to register, few clients can wait for two weeks before you register. My personal choice is an American C Corporation. Clear rules, many good lawyers, no need for a nominal director, easy to manage when you are remote. Some people may complain about the net income tax, but it's not the case if you pay everything in salaries or have marketing expenses.

Have you tried Upwork?

Hi Augusto,

• avoid using unpopular npm modules, github repositories;
• copy code from critical libraries into your own repository;
• if you use Fullstory or other screen recording services, then ignore user inputs (can be set up by following their inctructions);
• also never commit security keys to your repository;
• automate deployments via CircleCI and keep sensitive keys encrypted;
• do security scanning of your docker containers: cloud.google.com/container-re….

Hope it helps.