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JaroslavTulach: /* Boosting up GraalVM Security */

2020-06-17T06:37:57Z

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-	As such, [[I]] am always thankful for situations like [[FifthGraalAdventures#Designing for Security\|the one]] during my [[FifthGraalAdventures\|fifth year duty]] at [[OracleLabs]]. When you can predict ~~the~~ future problems, address them and then a hacking attack proves you were right, then you deserve to be called an architect, [[I]] believe!	+	As such, [[I]] am always thankful for situations like [[FifthGraalAdventures#Designing for Security\|the one]] during my [[FifthGraalAdventures\|fifth year duty]] at [[OracleLabs]]. When you can predict future problems, address them and then a hacking attack proves you were right, then you deserve to be called an architect, [[I]] believe!

JaroslavTulach: /* Boosting up GraalVM Security */

2020-06-17T06:37:39Z

Boosting up GraalVM Security

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-	As such, [[I]] am always thankful for situations like [[FifthGraalAdventures#Designing for Security\|the one]] during my fifth year at [[OracleLabs]]. When you can predict the future problems, address them and then a hacking attack proves you were right, then you deserve to be called an architect, [[I]] believe!	+	As such, [[I]] am always thankful for situations like [[FifthGraalAdventures#Designing for Security\|the one]] during my [[FifthGraalAdventures\|fifth year duty]] at [[OracleLabs]]. When you can predict the future problems, address them and then a hacking attack proves you were right, then you deserve to be called an architect, [[I]] believe!

JaroslavTulach: /* Boosting up GraalVM Security */

2020-06-17T06:37:12Z

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-	As such, [[I]] always ~~glad~~ for situations like [[FifthGraalAdventures#Designing for Security\|the one]] during my fifth year at [[OracleLabs]]. When you can predict the future problems, address them and then a hacking attack proves you were right, then you deserve to be called an architect, [[I]] believe!	+	As such, [[I]] am always thankful for situations like [[FifthGraalAdventures#Designing for Security\|the one]] during my fifth year at [[OracleLabs]]. When you can predict the future problems, address them and then a hacking attack proves you were right, then you deserve to be called an architect, [[I]] believe!

JaroslavTulach: /* Boosting up GraalVM Security */

2020-06-17T06:34:39Z

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	==== Boosting up [[GraalVM]] Security ====		==== Boosting up [[GraalVM]] Security ====

-	As such, [[I]] always glad for situations like [[FifthGraalAdventures#Designing for Security\|the one]] during my fifth year at [[OracleLabs]]. When you can predict the future problems, address them and then a hacking attack proves you were right, then you ~~deserves~~ to be called an architect, I believe!	+	As such, [[I]] always glad for situations like [[FifthGraalAdventures#Designing for Security\|the one]] during my fifth year at [[OracleLabs]]. When you can predict the future problems, address them and then a hacking attack proves you were right, then you deserve to be called an architect, [[I]] believe!

JaroslavTulach: /* Boosting up GraalVM Security */

2020-06-17T06:32:24Z

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-	As such, [[I]] always glad for situations like [[FifthGraalAdventures#Designing for Security\|the one]] during my fifth year at [[OracleLabs]]. When you can predict the future problems, address them and then a hacking attack ~~proofs~~ you were right, then you deserves to be ~~the~~ architect, I believe!	+	As such, [[I]] always glad for situations like [[FifthGraalAdventures#Designing for Security\|the one]] during my fifth year at [[OracleLabs]]. When you can predict the future problems, address them and then a hacking attack proves you were right, then you deserves to be called an architect, I believe!

JaroslavTulach at 06:30, 17 June 2020

2020-06-17T06:30:38Z

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-	[[Chapter 14]] describes that supervising the development of an [[API]] is a difficult task. First of all, a good API architect has to be like a Cassandra:	+	[[Chapter 14]] describes that supervising the development of an [[API]] is a difficult task. First of all, a [[good]] [[API]] architect has to be like a Cassandra:

	* always seeing possible failures		* always seeing possible failures

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2020-06-17T06:30:06Z

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[[Chapter 14]] describes that supervising the development of an [[API]] is a difficult task. First of all, a good API architect has to be like a Cassandra:

* always seeing possible failures
* always knowing what might go wrong in the future
* always proclaiming warnings of danger

Supervision is especially needed when
design is done in a group. The better the architect you are working with, the further into the
future the architect needs to be able to see. However, this creates a problem that makes the
task particularly tricky. People only take '''notice when something goes wrong''':

* when customers become upset by incompatibilities
* when they refuse to migrate to a new version
* when then switch to competitive offerings

However, if everything works as it should, then '''nothing happens''', and it’s difficult to present '''nothing''' as a big success. The situation is comparable to that of security agencies. Until a plane is hijacked and destroyed, nobody likes the work of security agents. People complain about the security checks at airports, which seem complicated and unnecessary.

Without a catastrophe, it all seems to be overkill. However, after the disaster it’s too late to fix anything.

==== Boosting up [[GraalVM]] Security ====

As such, [[I]] always glad for situations like [[FifthGraalAdventures#Designing for Security|the one]] during my fifth year at [[OracleLabs]]. When you can predict the future problems, address them and then a hacking attack proofs you were right, then you deserves to be the architect, I believe!