Hey @sweetlew, NewRelic documentation suggests users should hard code their license keys in a docker image, making it available at build time. Their keys will be leaked if the image is in a public registry or shared.
The keys should be passed as env variables at run time.
Coup shuts down and I can connect you with my backend/platform engineering team. I vouch for them. Things they're good at:
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An NPM package with 2,000,000 weekly downloads had malicious code injected into it. No one knows what the malicious code does yet. https://t.co/V4rdenu7Bm
That's why the existence of a REPL is so important and why I consider the inclusion of Jshell into Java such a radical change. Being able to make small changes and see the errors come out without compiling let you understand the language on a much more modular level.
After trying multiple programming languages during the last two years I'm convinced that both the power of the language itself and the robustness of its community is proportional to the ease of prototyping a snippet and being able to make small changes and Iterate in seconds