7 articles tagged with "infrastructure"
Every cloud instance carries a tiny, unauthenticated web server strapped to its side, handing out credentials to anyone who asks nicely. Here's why that's terrifying, and the one-line fix most teams still haven't shipped.
GitHub-hosted runners are boring in the best way. Self-hosted runners promise speed, cache locality, and cheaper minutes — and quietly hand you a fleet to patch, secure, and babysit. Here's how to tell if the trade is actually worth it.
Public S3 buckets aren't the meme they used to be — AWS locked the front door years ago. So how are people still leaking data? Turns out the misconfigs just moved to policies, presigned URLs, and cross-account trust.
IAM policies control what identities can do — but SCPs control what's even possible. Here's why Service Control Policies are the most underused security tool in AWS Organizations, and how to actually use them.
Terraform state is the source of truth for your infrastructure. Corrupt it, race-condition it, or lose it — and you're in for a very bad day. Here's how to lock it, share it safely, and recover when things go sideways.
Ever had a Kubernetes node go dark because one rogue pod decided it deserved ALL the memory? Resource requests and limits are the seatbelts of K8s — boring until they save your life. Here's how to actually set them correctly.
I once deployed a Node.js app with no resource limits to a shared cluster. It leaked memory overnight and took down 12 other services by 9 AM. Here's what I learned so you don't repeat my Monday morning.