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Command Injection: A Guide to Types, Risks, and Prevention
Command injection is a kind of cyber attack that allows an attacker to execute arbitrary commands on a system. Attackers accomplish this by exploiting vulnerabilities in an application’s input …
How to Use the AWS Lambda Function in Python
Amazon Web Services (AWS) Lambda and Python democratize access to code development by reducing the complexity involved when developing and deploying it. The serverless service, AWS Lambda, allows you …
How to run your Python Flask server inside a readonly Docker container
In a previous blog we showed you how to strangle old code using Python decorators. This 5 minute blog post shows you how to run a Python Flask server in a readonly Docker container. The steps are …
How to strangle old code using Python decorators
The Strangler Pattern is a pattern for safely and carefully retiring old code. The idea is simple - you run the old code and new code live, in production, side-by-side, checking that the new code …
Get Python test coverage faster without killing your server
Getting system test coverage from a Python web server is not straightforward. If you search the internet all the hits describe killing the server (eg gunicorn) to get the coverage exit handlers to …
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