CodePuns: DAD!
DNS Belgium leaves AWS: This is a challenge most countries face with dealing with foreign tech companies that handles their data. Not too different from what the US is trying to do with Tiktok.
Why Developers Are Moving to Docker Hardened Images (DHI)?: Much easier to manage the security of your app if you can use harden images by default.
2026 is the Year of Self-hosting: With hardware inflation, I don't think that will happen.
FUSE is All You Need - Giving agents access to anything via filesystems: Its been a while since I played around with FUSE. Seems viable, though.
I Cannot SSH Into My Server Anymore (And That’s Fine): These days, I don't mind not having ssh access to my server in production, simplify because I can always introspect by using agents and logs. Now on my local box? That is a differenst story.
The struggle of resizing windows on macOS Tahoe: Tahoe is weird.
How Salesforce migrated from Cluster Autoscaler to Karpenter across their fleet of 1,000 EKS clusters: Scaling core compute resources for Kubernetes is a challenge that seems to be nicely solved by Karpenter. I would be curious to see if OpenShift adopts this over MachineSets
How To Scale GitOps Without Hitting the ‘Argo Ceiling’: Admmitly, I still need to setup ArgoCD, so I can't speak on the challenges with it yet.
Automated High-Speed Parallel multi-node upgrades with Red Hat OpenShift: OpenShift surprisingly is easy to upgrade, as long as you get your infrastructure correctly setup.
Minimal Ubuntu Pro: lean images backed by enterprise-grade security: If you run compute instances on AWS, you likely default to Ubuntu. At some point, if you intend to keep your instances secure by default, using these images would be a good iddea.