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"Simple, easy, and utilitarian. Exactly what I was looking for." -- Owen Johnson
"Tried 20+ extension for onsite notes, this is the best in Chrome Web Store" -- Henry Rundkvist
"So simple, yet so great! the info I need, exactly when I need it. Thank you, Manu Garg, great work! :)" -- Elaine Migues
"Excellent to keep notes. Simple and intuitive. Love the ability to synchronize between devices." -- Spiros Kakos
"I just started using it but it was exactly what I was looking for something just to jot down a simple note on a website like an episode number in a series to remember which episode you were on. Unlike others this was simple to use and setup." -- Cole Osborne
"Simple, fast and effective. you have a winner here." -- Sean Bugeja
" Simple and effective. Just what I needed." -- Pedro

	Probers	Service Metrics and Logs	Real User Monitoring
Reliability of signal	High	Moderate	Low as signal is noisy
Initial ease and cost of implementation	Significant initial investment	Easy	Moderate to significant initial investment
Closeness to the user?	Very Close	Not close	Super close but noisy

	# Generate private key for RDS
	openssl genrsa -out rds.key 4096

	# Create certificate signing request config (config for CSR: [1])
	cat > /tmp/csr.cnf <<END
	[ req ]
	default_bits = 2048
	prompt = no
	default_md = sha256
	distinguished_name = dn

	OAuth is a widely used HTTP authentication mechanism these days. It will be nice to add some OAuth support to Cloudprober.
	This feature has also been requested by the users:
	https://github.com/google/cloudprober/issues/27

	Main complexity in adding OAuth support is in managing the token itself: How do we get it -- from config or retrieve from
	somewhere at the runtime, how often to refresh it, etc.

	Since OAuth tokens usually expire, it's not very useful to specify tokens in the config or even environment variable
	(environment variables are passed at the process at the start time). In the config, we should specify the token source
	and how often to access that token source. For example, a config could look like this: