Published on: 2025-04-30 04:00:51
“Serverless” is sometimes referred to as “cgi-bin” which isn’t entirely fair as it’s somewhere between cgi-bin and FastCGI. Somewhere along the way both faded from memory. While goofing off last weekend wondered to myself: is FastCGI still useful? Unlike the classic cgi-bin approach where a script or program was executed for each individual request, FastCGI is a binary protocol which allows for longer lived processes serving multiple requests. It continues to be used in the PHP community but see
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-05-04 18:19:06
I’ve found a way to configure private, custom domains for web-apps I have running on my computer. So instead of having to remember and type “localhost:4333”, I can simply navigate to “appname.localhost”. I love it! Here’s how the system works: Each app is set up as a launchd daemon listening on a unique port. Here’s an example plist. I configure /etc/hosts to redirect traffic to these domains to 127.0.0.1 instead. I then run and configure Caddy to redirect traffic from 127.0.0.1 to the rig
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What would happen if we didn't use TCP or UDP? Switches, bridges, routers, load balancers, firewalls—these network boxes keep the internet running. Routing, blocking, mirroring, duplicating and deduplicating traffic in ways most people never think about. Without them, this document wouldn’t have reached you But the network is just one layer. The OS has its own way of handling packets—classifying, queuing, enforcing firewall rules, translating addresses, deciding what gets through and what gets
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