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The Hidden Blast Radius of the Axios Compromise
The Axios compromise shows how time-dependent dependency resolution makes exposure harder to detect and contain.
Nothing But Net, an opinonated microservice utilizing seneca via rabbitmq (optionally hapi, statsd, hirefire & heroku)
aka Nothing But Net
Lead Maintainer - Shaun Berryman
This awesome thing depends on the following:
module.exports = {
services: '/.*/i',
servicesPath: './services',
plugins: '/.*/i',
pluginsPath: './plugins',
relativeTo: __dirname
};
ToDo
ToDo
Generate a Procfile which will automatically execute ./node_modules/.bin/nbn with the correct command line options.
> npm run heroku-procfile
Output??
web: npm run cli --web --hirefire
low: npm run cli --listen --services="/.*/i" --prefetch=$LISTEN_PREFETCH_LOW
l-find-customer: npm run cli --listen --services="find-customer" --prefetch=$LISTEN_PREFETCH_FIND_CUSTOMER
l-email-customer: npm run cli --listen --services="email-customer" --prefetch=$LISTEN_PREFETCH_EMAIL_CUSTOMER
Left this here for ideas..
> npm run cli --listen --listen-type="" --services="/.*/i" --plugins="seneca-loadbalance-srv,seneca-logger"
FAQs
Nothing But Net, an opinonated microservice utilizing seneca via rabbitmq (optionally hapi, statsd, hirefire & heroku)
We found that nbn demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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