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@webyneter I have tested backing up the swarm state in production, some things to note tho - In order to capture the state of the swarm, the docker service must...

Here is how I read in my secrets that i structure in a json format in my config/settings/base.py ``` with open(env('SECRETS_FILE')) as sec: Secrets = json.loads(sec.read()) ``` Than for example....

Big news, and proof of vulnerability, Recently multiple packages where caught stealing environment variables. https://iamakulov.com/notes/npm-malicious-packages/

More proof of vulnerability of stolen environment variables and more `https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/709a4t/pypi_compromised_by_fake_software_packages/` direct link `http://www.nbu.gov.sk/skcsirt-sa-20170909-pypi/`

In django we check the header and a http only header, I think that will take care of that concern.

I had to modify the docker make line to this ``` 53 docker: ~ 52 >---$(DOCKER_BUILDX_X_PLATFORM) -f Dockerfile -t $(REGISTRY)/oauth2-proxy:latest . -o type=docker ```

adding a path to the upstream address, seems to affect the way upstream urls are routed. that severely effects the upstream and breaks many upstream apps. for example if I...

@JoelSpeed it seems that upstream apps only work when they are on the root path / otherwise they can't find resources and break.

@JoelSpeed I have now tried the alpha config with and I still can't get google to work well. thats just an example, webapp works but only when the path is...

Thanks, was not aware of that library. Im still trying out tomodachi, when i feel more agile with it ill look into implementing the middle-ware