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The PHP community's resident API curmudgeon, @Philsturgeon, has a new post on setting up HTTP caching with Laravel Vapor.

"It's worth the work, because it cuts down on costs, and even helps reduce the carbon impact of your software, so it's basically rude not to turn it on."

apisyouwonthate.com/blog/http-

APIs You Won't Hate · HTTP Caching APIs with Laravel and VaporStop wasting server(less) resources answering the same questions over and over again, by enabling CloudFront for your Laravel REST/HTTP API.
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@grutzifix Die auf dem Bild als Quelle angegebene Website bindet den Google-Tracker ein. Schon von daher scheinen die ziemlich plemplem zu sein. Der Inhalt der Seite wird über Server von #Cloudfront (Amazon) ausgeliefert, die sich in den USA befinden.

Aber auch wenn es diese technischen – ähm – Auffälligkeiten nicht gäbe, finde ich es nicht gut, zum Boykott gegen ein ganzes Land aufzurufen. Das ist nationalistisch und trifft auch die Menschen dort, die nicht Trump gewählt haben.

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The punchline on my #DNS reconfiguration is that nothing went wrong because I didn’t actually make any changes that took effect. I do a weird config to have reliable DNS:
I have a hidden master that uses dnsmadeeasy as the public servers. They answer authoritatively but they’re getting records from my #powerdns server.

Well, one problem I have is using CDNs at the apex zone. I use #AWS #cloudfront as my #CDN. This is fine when you use #Route53 as your DNS. They can put alias records in at the apex. But it doesn’t work with dnsmadeeasy secondary zones. The way I run them.

Name dot com is my registrar. They can do alias records. So I think they also do DNS for free. I’m going to migrate my Route53 zones to the free DNS instead of paying $0.50 per zone per month. All this effort will save me about $6.50/month.
#homelab #selfhosting

psa: “rich icons” in #1password leak every domain in your vault to #cloudfront and #cachefly. you can’t download all icons in bulk to preserve privacy. it’s on by default so you must manually OPT OUT the desktop app/browser plugin on every platform/device. support.1password.com/rich-ico

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So Amazon has rolled out support for post-quantum ciphers across services over a period of several years now (notably KMS, then ACM and Secrets Manager #TLS endpoints) ... but I can't find *anything* about when post-quantum cipher support will roll out for #CloudFront. ApostquantumT makes its formal announcement of standards in this space next month, that's suddenly going to be part of the requirements section of many customers' RFPs and service provider checklists. Cloudflare has had support enabled for quite a while now, and I know #AWS can do this because it's been on for KMS public endpoints for years ... so what's the delay with CloudFront? #postquantum