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Toni Antunovic10,000 Malicious GitHub Repos: Why AI Dependency Suggestions Are Now a Security Risk
AI coding tools trained on GitHub can suggest or hallucinate malicious packages from the 10,000+ trojan repos recently disclosed. Here is how the attack works and what to do about it.
Muskan _zopWhy your incident bot closes tickets but doesn't fix systems
A green dashboard is not evidence of a healthy system. It is evidence that your automation closed the tickets. These are different facts, and conflating them
Shaw ShaWhy I Stopped Self-Hosting AI Models (And You Probably Should Too)
I spent 3 months and $500 on GPUs to host my own LLM. Here's why I switched to a $1 API.
Igor GanapolskyReview Crossfit Timer: what we learned building Random Tactical Timer
What changed today chore(analytics): refresh marketing snapshots from...
rinat kozinTwo routes in an evening: from a debug worker to an enterprise runtime with redb.Route + Tsak
Series: redb ecosystem Integration code has a funny asymmetry to it. Writing a couple of...
puedingNVIDIA Blackwell Sweeps MLPerf Training 6.0: Strong Scaling
What: On June 16, 2026, NVIDIA's Blackwell platform posted the fastest time on all seven...
Raghvendra PandeyGitOps Explained: How It Works, ArgoCD vs Flux, and When to Use It
GitOps uses Git as the single source of truth for infrastructure and application state. This guide covers the four core principles, how ArgoCD and Flux differ, and when GitOps makes sense.
Raghvendra PandeyTerraform Modules: Writing, Testing, and Reusing Infrastructure Code
A practical guide to Terraform modules — module structure, inputs and outputs, version pinning, local vs registry modules, testing with Terratest, and when to extract a module.
Puneetha JalagamWhy Resource Visibility Is the First Step to Optimization
The Problem Nobody Talks About Picture this: your electricity bill spikes. Instead of...
Raghvendra PandeyKubernetes Resource Management: Requests, Limits, and QoS Classes
How Kubernetes resource requests and limits work — CPU throttling vs memory OOM-kill, QoS classes, LimitRange, ResourceQuota, and when to use VPA vs HPA for autoscaling.
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Als Entwickler neigen wir dazu, bei Plattformen an Tech-Stacks, APIs und Datenbank-Strukturen zu...
Meghna MeghwaniHow to List Users and Groups in Ubuntu Using Command Line
If you’ve been working with Ubuntu for any length of time, you’ve likely encountered situations where...
MonoVM VPS HostingNeed more control and performance for your hosting setup? One key tip: start by choosing a server
Need more control and performance for your hosting setup? One key tip: start by choosing a server OS...
oleg-vdvFrom Infrastructure to Open Source: Lessons Learned Building 4 Security & Automation Tools
Coming from a strong sysadmin and infrastructure background, I spent years managing servers,...
ALSOPSBuilding the Future of Automation: The Al's-Ops LLC Story
Hey Dev.to community! 👋 I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself and share the journey behind...
Asep SayyadWhy I Chose Oracle Cloud Always Free for My Production Server
When I wanted to host my own applications, I had one big problem---I didn't want to pay every month...