1) Mercari has transitioned some services to microservices architecture running on Kubernetes in the US region to improve development velocity.
2) Key challenges in operating microservices include deployment automation using Spinnaker, and observability of distributed systems through request tracing, logging, and metrics.
3) The architecture is still evolving with discussions on service mesh and chaos engineering to improve reliability in the face of failures. Microservices adoption is just beginning in the JP region.
1) Mercari has transitioned some services to microservices architecture running on Kubernetes in the US region to improve development velocity.
2) Key challenges in operating microservices include deployment automation using Spinnaker, and observability of distributed systems through request tracing, logging, and metrics.
3) The architecture is still evolving with discussions on service mesh and chaos engineering to improve reliability in the face of failures. Microservices adoption is just beginning in the JP region.
Automated Malware Analysis and Cyber Security IntelligenceJason Choi
This presentation is an introduction to Cuckoo Sandbox, an automated a malware analysis system, and Intelligence to use this tool, at Department of Scientific Criminal Investigation in SungKyunKwan University in Korea.
This document summarizes a presentation on NoSQL injection given by Husseni Muzkkir. The presentation covered the differences between SQL and NoSQL databases, what NoSQL injection is and how it can be used to expose unauthorized information or modify data. It also described a NoSQL lab that was created with possible attack scenarios like authentication bypass, enumeration, data manipulation, and MongoDB injection. The presentation provided examples of insecure coding that could enable these attacks and discussed secure coding practices and a related CVE vulnerability.
Building Active Directory Monitoring with Telegraf, InfluxDB, and GrafanaBoni Yeamin
Building Active Directory Monitoring with Telegraf, InfluxDB, and Grafana: A Brief Overview
Active Directory (AD) Monitoring is essential for maintaining network security, performance, and compliance. One powerful approach to achieve this is by utilizing the combination of Telegraf, InfluxDB, and Grafana.
Telegraf: Data Collection
Telegraf acts as a versatile data collector, capable of retrieving various metrics from your AD environment. It offers a range of plugins to monitor AD-related parameters, including event logs, replication status, user activity, and more. Telegraf gathers these metrics and prepares them for further processing.
InfluxDB: Data Storage
InfluxDB serves as a robust time-series database, designed to handle high-frequency data updates. It's an ideal choice for storing the metrics collected by Telegraf. The schemaless architecture accommodates evolving data requirements. Metrics are stored with timestamps, making historical analysis and trend identification seamless.
Grafana: Data Visualization
Grafana excels in turning data into meaningful insights. It connects to InfluxDB and transforms raw metrics into interactive, visually appealing dashboards. You can design custom visualizations, such as line charts for monitoring replication status, gauges for real-time user login activity, and tables for critical event logs. Alerts can also be set up to notify administrators of anomalies.
Introduction to metasploit framework
01.History of metasploit
02.Metasploit Design and architecture
03.Metasploit Editions
04.Metasploit Interface
05.Basic commands and foot-printing modules
Tomoya Kawanishi introduced himself as the founder and organizer of Ruby Kansai, a Ruby user group in the Kansai region of Japan. He discussed the active Ruby user groups in Kansai, including RubyKansai which he founded in 2004 and hosts meetings every two months. He announced the next RubyKansai meetup on November 11th and the 75th meetup on November 5th. Kawanishi also announced plans for the next Kansai RubyKaigi conference in May or June 2017 and asked for attendees, speakers, volunteers, and sponsors.
Automated Malware Analysis and Cyber Security IntelligenceJason Choi
This presentation is an introduction to Cuckoo Sandbox, an automated a malware analysis system, and Intelligence to use this tool, at Department of Scientific Criminal Investigation in SungKyunKwan University in Korea.
This document summarizes a presentation on NoSQL injection given by Husseni Muzkkir. The presentation covered the differences between SQL and NoSQL databases, what NoSQL injection is and how it can be used to expose unauthorized information or modify data. It also described a NoSQL lab that was created with possible attack scenarios like authentication bypass, enumeration, data manipulation, and MongoDB injection. The presentation provided examples of insecure coding that could enable these attacks and discussed secure coding practices and a related CVE vulnerability.
Building Active Directory Monitoring with Telegraf, InfluxDB, and GrafanaBoni Yeamin
Building Active Directory Monitoring with Telegraf, InfluxDB, and Grafana: A Brief Overview
Active Directory (AD) Monitoring is essential for maintaining network security, performance, and compliance. One powerful approach to achieve this is by utilizing the combination of Telegraf, InfluxDB, and Grafana.
Telegraf: Data Collection
Telegraf acts as a versatile data collector, capable of retrieving various metrics from your AD environment. It offers a range of plugins to monitor AD-related parameters, including event logs, replication status, user activity, and more. Telegraf gathers these metrics and prepares them for further processing.
InfluxDB: Data Storage
InfluxDB serves as a robust time-series database, designed to handle high-frequency data updates. It's an ideal choice for storing the metrics collected by Telegraf. The schemaless architecture accommodates evolving data requirements. Metrics are stored with timestamps, making historical analysis and trend identification seamless.
Grafana: Data Visualization
Grafana excels in turning data into meaningful insights. It connects to InfluxDB and transforms raw metrics into interactive, visually appealing dashboards. You can design custom visualizations, such as line charts for monitoring replication status, gauges for real-time user login activity, and tables for critical event logs. Alerts can also be set up to notify administrators of anomalies.
Introduction to metasploit framework
01.History of metasploit
02.Metasploit Design and architecture
03.Metasploit Editions
04.Metasploit Interface
05.Basic commands and foot-printing modules
Tomoya Kawanishi introduced himself as the founder and organizer of Ruby Kansai, a Ruby user group in the Kansai region of Japan. He discussed the active Ruby user groups in Kansai, including RubyKansai which he founded in 2004 and hosts meetings every two months. He announced the next RubyKansai meetup on November 11th and the 75th meetup on November 5th. Kawanishi also announced plans for the next Kansai RubyKaigi conference in May or June 2017 and asked for attendees, speakers, volunteers, and sponsors.
The document discusses the meaning and etymology of the word "acceptable". It can mean adequate or satisfactory, but not necessarily preferred. Violence is never an acceptable response, even if people are frustrated. The document provides various online resources for learning more about the word such as dictionaries and language learning tools.