
Most Dockerfile Security Scans Stop at Detection — Here’s What Happens Next
If you’ve worked with Docker long enough, you’ve probably run a security scan on your Dockerfile. And you’ve likely seen something like this: A list o...

If you’ve worked with Docker long enough, you’ve probably run a security scan on your Dockerfile. And you’ve likely seen something like this: A list o...

I built a production AI agent on AWS. Not a demo, not a proof of concept — a real system with persistent memory, guardrails, CI/CD pipelines, and user...

For years, the AI-cloud alliance looked deceptively stable. Continue reading on Medium »

Key Takeaway: Open source incident management tools like Aurora give SRE teams full data sovereignty, no vendor lock-in, and zero licensing costs. Wit...
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Earlier this week I read Daniel Nwaneri's piece on induced authorization — the observation that agents don't just do unauthorized things, they cause h...

Repo The Monolith Problem Most engineers start writing Terraform by dropping a single AWS provider block at the top of their main.tf and dumping all t...

Every engineering team has that moment: 3 AM, PagerDuty fires, and someone scrambles to SSH into a production box to restart a service that crashed fo...

If you've been in QA or SDET work for more than a year, you know the job description and the actual job are two completely different things. The descr...

The engineering behind deploying ML models safely — and catching failures before your users do. Continue reading on Medium »

One environment variable mistake — and the database migration that ran in the wrong place Continue reading on AWS in Plain English »

Judge gave authors an easier attack on Meta’s torrenting. Meta hopes SCOTUS ruling will block it.

The container image that changed mid-rollout and introduced 3 different bugs simultaneously Continue reading on Let’s Code Future »

One kubectl apply, zero validation, and a weekend of ‘database connection refused’ errors Continue reading on CodeToDeploy »
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Liveness probes, memory leaks, and the OOMKilled error that haunted my dreams Continue reading on Stackademic »

On March 5, 2026 , I achieved the Product Capability Certification: Apsara Stack AI Stack Delivery under Alibaba Cloud. This certification is currentl...

What if you could replace 500–1,500 access points in a stadium with 30–60 antenna units — and get better performance? That's exactly what MatSing's le...

Welcome to the second Cloud CISO Perspectives for March 2026. Today, Nick Godfrey details his conversation with Francis deSouza at RSA Conference, and...
Most CI/CD pipelines are built around a simple idea: if your code passes tests and security scans before deployment, you’re good to go. That used to b...
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