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Blocky is a fast, lightweight DNS proxy and network-wide ad blocker designed for home labs and small networks that want Pi-hole-like filtering with more flexible DNS routing and modern protocol support. It blocks DNS queries using external deny lists while also supporting allow lists, and it can scope policies by client groups so different devices or households can have different rulesets. Unlike a single-purpose blocker, it supports advanced DNS behavior such as conditional forwarding and...

...It takes as input a Burp request file and a user-specified parameter to fuzz, enabling you to fast-track the identification of SSRF attack surfaces. It includes multiple exploitation “modules” for common SSRF-based attacks or pivoting techniques, such as DNS zone transfers, MySQL/Postgres command execution, Docker API info leaks, and network scans. Because SSRF often leads to lateral movement or internal network access, SSRFmap is especially useful for red-teamers and pentesters who want to explore chains rather than just the vulnerability surface. The repository also demonstrates a pragmatic mindset; rather than just “find SSRF”, it tries to “exploit SSRF” for impact, helping security testers build full end-to-end workflows.

...Real-world examples examine how major services scale storage, messaging, streaming, payments, collaboration, and other workloads. Fundamental topics include APIs, caching, consistency, databases, DNS, Docker, Kafka, Kubernetes, load balancing, microservices, and service discovery. Separate guides cover interview frameworks and design exercises for products such as ChatGPT, Spotify, WhatsApp, and YouTube. The repository also collects AI agent concepts and selected software architecture white papers.

The A to Z of Networking for DevOps repository is a comprehensive, beginner-friendly guide designed to help DevOps practitioners and anyone new to networking understand core concepts through practical explanations and real-world examples. It structures networking fundamentals from basic IP addressing and subnetting all the way through modern container and cloud networking topics like Docker and Kubernetes, making it valuable for learners at different stages of their DevOps journey. The guide breaks topics down into clear, digestible markdown files that include simple definitions, common use cases, and essential command-line examples, which makes the material approachable even if you are just starting out. It covers the full stack of networking concerns, such as DNS, HTTP/S protocols, load balancing, firewalls, VPNs, proxies, CDNs, and more, all with a practical orientation toward how these systems operate in real infrastructure.

Aria2 Pro Docker is a Docker image for running Aria2 as a ready-to-use download service. It is designed to work out of the box, so users can start the container, connect a web interface such as AriaNg, and begin adding download tasks with minimal setup. The image supports major Aria2 capabilities, including BitTorrent, Metalink, HTTPS, SFTP, XML-RPC, async DNS, GZip, and message digest features.

Devilbox is a modern and flexible LAMP and MEAN stack environment powered by Docker. It provides a pre-configured, customizable setup for web development, supporting a wide range of services like Apache, Nginx, PHP, MySQL, and MongoDB. Devilbox is designed to be a one-stop solution for developers who need a consistent and portable development environment, eliminating the need to manually configure servers.

...Global services and Docker DNS discovery automatically cover exporter instances added with new nodes. The project is intended as a foundation that teams can extend and harden for their own production environments.