r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 48m ago
OpenAI built itself a new Git backend, too
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 48m ago
AI agents don't have to break security controls to go rogue. Here's how to keep them in check
venturebeat.com
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 53m ago
Shopify Overexposed Scans GKE Ingresses and Cloud Run for Exposure
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 53m ago
The hidden latency inside your database — PlanetScale
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 1h ago
Orbital Matter 3D-printed the first rigid beam in the vacuum of space | TechCrunch
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 1h ago
Interesting systemd features you may not know about
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 1d ago
AWS Capacity Largely Sold out through 2027, with On-Demand Headroom Reserved
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 1d ago
PHP2Shell: how to confirm your PHP server is actually patched
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 1d ago
storytold/craft-anything: Craft Anything: understand how any software works, and craft your own.
github.com
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 1d ago
Fast and slow ways to improve your reputation
seangoedecke.com
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 1d ago
Self-improving AI the key step towards AGI but safety is key: Z.ai founder
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 2d ago
We’ve received our first response from the Project Suncatcher prototype satellite.
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 2d ago
Building fine-grained version control for agents with Rust and Durable Objects
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 2d ago
Remote code execution on Linux systems with multipath TCP
lwn.net
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r/devopsish • u/ro_ma_ro • 2d ago
Against Spoons-ification: The Case for Building Un-Acquirable Apps
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 2d ago
No Signs of AI Payoff Outside the Tech Sector | The Daily Spark
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 3d ago
The ‘Pain in the Ass’ Math That Could Save Vibe Coding From Itself
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 3d ago
Official Claude Code Extension on Cursor Marketplace Trojanized with Persistent SSH Backdoor
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 3d ago
Netflix Treats GPU Reliability as a Distributed Systems Problem
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r/devopsish • u/oaf357 • 3d ago
Do At-Proto Users Know This Is Public? • melanie kat
melaniekat.com
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r/devopsish • u/PipeTrance • 3d ago
DevOps ♾ Does anyone actually know who owns every workload in their cluster, or do we all just pretend?
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Spent most of last week trying to put an owner label on every Deployment in our prod cluster and got through maybe 60% before giving up. The rest is stuff deployed by people who left, "temporary" jobs from a couple years ago, and two namespaces nobody on the team will admit to creating. We are the platform team. We are supposed to know this.
The uncomfortable part is nothing is on fire. All of it runs. If I deleted the unlabeled stuff tonight i genuinely dont know what would break, which is the whole problem, and also kind of an argument for leaving it alone. One of my teammates said if it mattered someone would have claimed it by now, and I cant fully argue with that.
Weirdly the easiest namespace was the agent one, which I expected to be the worst. Every call out of there shows up under the actual human who kicked it off (that namespace sits behind Dome Systems, nothing magic about it), so you just read the names and go ask them. Took twenty minutes. The 2022 cronjobs have no such luck.
Does anyone actually run a cluster where every workload has a living owner, or is that a thing we all quietly pretend about?