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TLDR: We’ve renamed Fog Creek to Glitch, Inc. to represent our single-minded focus on Glitch. We’re hiring for a bunch of new positions (with more to come!) and welcoming a slate of new advisors. And it’s all in service of making Glitch one of the most important creative communities on the Internet, and having our company set the standard for thoughtful, ethical technology.Back in 2000, two visionary founders, Joel Spolsky and Michael Pryor, envisioned a new tech company that would distinguish itself by the way it treated people — both its employees and its customers. Their belief was that being better to people would yield more invention, more innovation, and a much more pleasant place to work.Well, they were right. The company they created, Fog Creek Software, has gone on to create multiple groundbreaking products and to help change the entire tech industry along the way.From inventing Trello to co-creating Stack Overflow to pioneering bug tracking with FogBugz and launching other successful and influential products like Manuscript and Kiln and Copilot and CityDesk and many other experiments. Fog Creek has been a bastion of innovation for nearly two decades.And today, we’re turning the page on that chapter for something new.Becoming Glitch #When we started working on the project that would become Glitch, it was originally just part of our regular “Creek Week” process — the internal hackathons where members on our team come up with new ideas and try to inspire each other with cool projects. It became obvious pretty

Service which is provisioned inside your virtual network, into subnet named AzureBastionSubnet. Gives RDP/SSH capabilities in Azure Portal over TLS. Thus, not all capabilities might be supported since technically only Bastion to VM connection is RDP/SSH. RDP/SSH ports are not exposed to the Internet, also, virtual machines don’t need to have public IP addresses. Bastion connects to VM using private IP address. Has built-in audit logs, improved security and potential for additional features such as session video recording, etc. Internally Azure Bastion is a Virtual Machine Scale Set, this allows it to scale when the number of sessions increases. Network Security Group can be applied to AzureBastionSubnet if needed, just make sure your NSG allows necessary traffic as mentioned here. Virtual network peering allows to have one Bastion to connect to VMs in different virtual networksNOTE: As of the time of writing (February 2021) Azure Bastion is available in many though not all regions. To see the current status refer to this page.Azure Bastion seems to be a good thing and, therefore, you might want to consider using Azure Bastion for enabling RDP/SSH connectivity to your virtual machines.Useful Links Azure Load Balancer with virtual machine scale sets Network security groups Azure Bastion documentation

AgainstBaptiste, Bastion, D.Va, Genji, Lucio, McCree, Mercy, Sigma, Soldier: 76, Sombra, Torbjorn, Winston, Wrecking Ball Weak AgainstAna, Mei, Reaper, Zarya, Zenyatta SigmaStrong AgainstSigma is a new hero, so I do not have an accurate list yet, but generally he is strong against hitscan and squishy heroes.Weak AgainstD.Va, Doomfist, Mei, Reaper, Roadhog, Sombra, Symmetra, Winston, Wrecking Ball, Zarya Soldier: 76Strong AgainstBaptiste, Bastion, Mercy, Pharah, Torbjorn Weak AgainstOrisa, Reinhardt, Roadhog, Widowmaker SombraStrong AgainstBaptiste, Brigitte, D.Va, Doomfist, Lucio, Mercy, Reinhardt, Sigma, Symmetra, Tracer, Wrecking Ball, Zenyatta Weak AgainstHanzo, Junkrat, McCree, Mei, Reaper, Roadhog, Winston SymmetraStrong AgainstOrisa, Reinhardt, Sigma Weak AgainstMcCree, Pharah, Sombra, Widowmaker, Winston TorbjornStrong AgainstTracer, Brigitte, Reinhardt, Winston, Wrecking Ball Weak AgainstAna, Ashe, Baptiste, D.Va, Genji, Hanzo, Junkrat, Orisa, Pharah, Reaper, Roadhog, Soldier: 76, Widowmaker, Zarya TracerStrong AgainstAna, Bastion, Hanzo, Mercy, Orisa, Zenyatta Weak AgainstBrigitte, Junkrat, Sombra, Torbjorn, Winston WidowmakerStrong AgainstAna, Ashe, Baptiste, Bastion, Brigitte, Hanzo, Junkrat, McCree, Mei, Mercy, Pharah, Reaper, Soldier: 76, Symmetra, Torbjorn, Zenyatta Weak AgainstD.Va, Genji, Orisa, Reinhardt, Winston, Wrecking Ball WinstonGuide: How to counter WinstonStrong AgainstAna, Baptiste, Genji, Hanzo, Lucio, McCree, Mercy, Sigma, Sombra, Symmetra, Tracer, Widowmaker Weak AgainstBastion, D.Va, Reaper, Roadhog, Torbjorn Wrecking BallStrong AgainstAshe, Baptiste, Sigma, Widowmaker Weak AgainstAna, Bastion, Brigitte, Mei, Reaper, Roadhog, Sombra, Torbjorn Weak AgainstBaptiste, Bastion, Pharah, Reaper, Zenyatta ZenyattaStrong AgainstD.Va, Bastion, Pharah, Roadhog, Zarya Weak AgainstAna, Doomfist, Genji, McCree, Mei, Reaper, Sombra, Tracer, Widowmaker Vincenzo is an esports writer with ten years of experience. Former head editor for Natus Vincere, he has produced content for DreamHack, FACEIT, DOTAFire, 2P, and more. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook.

Terminate at a machine on the other side of the bastion host, simply add the -D port to the ssh connection to that machine, like so:ssh -D 1234 [email protected]# Now you can configure any software that supports SOCKS proxies (such as a web browser) to use localhost:1234 as the SOCKS proxy and, as long as that connection is open, those proxied connections will appear to be coming from the destination machine to other devices on the same network, including the destination machine.In order to make the connections appear to be coming from the bastion host, you can either ssh directly to the bastion host, or add the -D port to the ssh command to the bastion host in the configuration file (bold portions are the relevant addition):Host destination.com ProxyCommand ssh -A -D 1234 [email protected] -W %h:%pNow, if you open a connection normally (without the -D on the command line) to the destination machine, it will also open a SOCKS proxy terminating at the bastion host that lasts as long as the connection to the bastion host. (The connection multiplexing and ControlPersist setting can make that last longer than the connection to the destination machine, however.)You can also forward arbitrary local ports (without a SOCKS proxy) to arbitrary host/port combinations through the SSH tunnel in a similar manner. Replace the -D port in the above examples for SOCKS with -L port:host:host_port to forward port on localhost to connect to host on port host_port. It will appear to come from either the bastion host or the destination machine, the same as for SOCKS connections.Note that you cannot open ports You can also forward ports of the other side of the ssh connection to come through the tunnel and come from your local machine to your local network, including the localhost. Just replace -L port:host:host_port with -R remote_port:host:host_port, and it will forward any connections to remote_port on the machine you’re connected to to host:host_port as if they came from your localhost. The same rules about opening listening ports remote_port — you will most likely have to be root, and many ssh configurations will not allow you to ssh directly in as root.Credit to my colleague Timothy Weiand for helping research this.

IntroductionThis is the third part of a series about using SSH with bastion hosts. You may wish to read the other parts if you haven’t already:Part 1: Using SSH Through A Bastion Host TransparentlyPart 2: Using SSH Bastion Hosts With AWS and Dynamically Locating Them With EC2 TagsIf you might be opening multiple connections through the bastion host, either to a single machine or to multiple machines, it’s possible to use “connection multiplexing” to share the same connection to the bastion host as a transport to many ssh connections. This saves both resources and time establishing new connections. For a more in-depth discussion of connection multiplexing, look here.In brief, to enable basic connection multiplexing, add the ControlPath, ControlMaster, and ControlPersist keys to your ~/.ssh/config file, as shown (the first two lines are the same as before):Host destination.com ProxyCommand ssh -A [email protected] -W %h:%p ControlPath ~/.ssh/controlmasters/%r@%h:%p ControlMaster auto ControlPersist 10mA note of warning about ControlPersist: That tells SSH to leave a connection open from the client machine to the bastion host. This may not be desirable or considered safe, depending on your environment. You may omit it and still benefit from multiple concurrent connections (such as when using GIT or Ansible) sharing resources.If you chose to use ControlPersist, you can close the connection manually with the command# Close the connection nicely -- waiting for connections to close:ssh -O stop destination.com # Close the connection forcefully, terminating all active connections:ssh -O exit destination.comBONUS #2: Port Forwarding and SOCKS ProxyCredit to my colleague Timothy Weiand for suggesting this be added.It is possible to have the ssh connection act as a SOCKS proxy. (See the section under “DynamicForward” at the ssh_config man page.) This can be useful to use as a light-weight temporary VPN. There are many security considerations to be taken into account, since you will be potentially creating a tunnel from your local network (which might be a coffee shop!) to the network on the other side of the bastion host, so use with caution, and don’t leave this open longer than necessary!You may add -D port to the ssh command line, or DynamicForward port to the config file to tell ssh to listen for SOCKS4 or SOCKS5 connections on port on the local host. It will stay open as long as the connection is active, which is often as long as the shell into the other machine is open. (Combine this with connection multiplexing and ControlPersist for longer-term SOCK proxy connections. Use with caution!)Note that you can add this to the connection to the bastion host or to the connection to the destination machine, depending on where you want the proxied connections to be coming from. To have the SOCKS proxy