Richard Mathie

Yeah that is a lot easier. Wish I had seen svgsaver before trying to mess around with CGI scripts. For reference (as there aren't specific instructions here) I am making/testing...

If your interested, my workaround for this is using docker. Its a bit ugly but bear with me. see here https://github.com/Richard-Mathie/storm_swarm Basically the idea is to deploy the storm workers...

So is [this the correct way of going about things](https://gist.github.com/Richard-Mathie/3341c3dca004bbe4eb27)? I think it would be helpful if there were some test helpers to make this a bit simpler to do..

@jeffparsons totally agree U2F MFA for the CLI/SDK is really needed. I bet they would resist doing the libusb/python-fido approach as it does not map well to doing it on...

also this guy might be on to something... https://gist.github.com/woowa-hsw0/caa3340e2a7b390dbde81894f73e379d

> @Loghorn @Richard-Mathie @luisrb @marcosybarraa > > I made it 👍 > > https://github.com/8beeeaaat/web-ant-plus > > https://www.npmjs.com/package/web-ant-plus > > The main difference from the original implementation is that `Buffer` is...

may be #148 is related, I get issues like the above and with the mount point /dev/xvdf allready existing when trying to mount `cloudstore:aws` volumes to modern generation aws instances....

`docker run -it -v /:/host_root bash` then perform a chroot into the host system?

you can add it your self in the template editor Something like: ``` eu-west-3: AZ0: '0' AZ1: '1' AZ2: '0' EFSSupport: 'no' LambdaSupport: 'no' Name: Paris NumAZs: '2' ``` Likely...

This would be so useful for provisioning nodes using a aws cloud formation template as the node can advertise its configuration and capabilities. (pub/private network, storage backend ect...)...