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Agent Intrusion Runbooks for SRE Teams - blog post cover image
30.07.2026Agent Intrusion Runbooks for SRE Teams

The July 2026 frontier-agent intrusion shows that AI agents can create real incident load: sandbox escape, lateral movement, secret access, and machine-speed command execution. SRE teams need runbooks for agent behavior.

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Headlamp Kubeflow Plugin for SREs - blog post cover image
29.07.2026Headlamp Kubeflow Plugin for SREs

Kubeflow makes AI and ML workloads Kubernetes-native, but incident response still needs a clear view of the Pods, CRDs, and failure reasons underneath. The Headlamp Kubeflow plugin gives SRE teams that view inside a familiar c...

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SQLite WAL Mode for Production SREs - blog post cover image
29.07.2026SQLite WAL Mode for Production SREs

SQLite keeps showing up in production architectures because local databases are simple, fast, and easy to operate. WAL mode makes that story stronger, but only if SRE teams understand checkpoints, filesystem limits, and write ...

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eBPF Hook Profiling for SREs - blog post cover image
28.07.2026eBPF Hook Profiling for SREs

Profiling the eBPF programs you deploy is different from using eBPF to profile applications. A small hook on a hot kernel path can become real production latency, so SRE teams need a repeatable way to measure it.

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LikeC4 for Architecture as Code - blog post cover image
23.07.2026LikeC4 for Architecture as Code

LikeC4 turns software architecture into versioned code and live diagrams that teams can review, validate, publish, and expose to AI agents. For SRE and platform teams, that means service relationships can stay close to the rep...

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