Helping Redistrict California with Ruby
summary
A Ruby-based application suite actually handles California redistricting applications with 12 separate web server process types, isolated VLANs and a locked-down static site generator, uses 3-factor authentication for internal access and database security‑definer functions to allow safe privileged actions, and scales from a 2002 Pentium prototype to modern hardware that processes 7,200 supplemental applications per minute; the system ships, runs, logs full change histories, and the 2020 deployment meets the stated goals.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:35Polished Ruby Programming
- 0:50Redistricting?
- 1:12House of
- 11:20Reconsideration
- 11:30Application Amendments
- 14:25Database Access: Sequel
- 15:41Authentication: Rodauth
- 18:54Security
- 20:44ARP Member 1 ARP Member 2
- 23:17Ingress/Egress/Loopback Firewall Rules
- 24:01System Call Filtering
