NeoLoad has been a fixture in enterprise performance testing for two decades, and it's good at what it was built for. It was also built around a desktop IDE. If your team runs load tests on every merge, you've felt…
14:47 UTC, Tuesday. Pods in the checkout-api deployment start OOMKilling in a loop, three or four at a time, in the middle of an ordinary afternoon. Traffic is flat. No deploy went out today. PagerDuty fires on KubePodCrashLooping, not on anything…
Live Webinar and Q&A: Scaling OpenTelemetry: Managing Collectors, Configuration, and Cost (Nov 19, 2026) Save Your Seat Agentic LLM systems have moved from linear prompt chains to graph-based workflows and, more recently, code-executing harnesses. Chains are simple but fragile, graphs add branching,…
Kerberoasting is an attack on service accounts, and it works because Kerberos is doing exactly what... Tagged with security, activedirectory, windowsserver, powershell. Kerberoasting is an attack on service accounts, and it works because Kerberos is doing exactly what it was…
Someone deletes a user account by mistake. You bring it back, but the person still cannot open shared folders or get mail from their groups. The account exists again, yet it is nearly empty. When the feature is on, recovery…
Most MCP servers start life as a local, stdio-based process — the client spawns the server as a child process, messages flow over stdin and stdout. The instinct once that server needs to serve more than one client is to containerize…
The video version walks the same optimization live if you prefer to watch it: The idea: use one stage with the full toolchain to build, then copy only the finished artifacts into a minimal runtime stage. The build stage is…
This post walks one realistic incident end to end, the way you would narrate it in an interview or actually run it during an outage. If you prefer watching it as a live terminal walkthrough, the video version covers the…
In June we released version 2.0 of our worker autoscaler, and for the next nine nights the order... Tagged with sergeyshinder, releaseengineering, kubernetes, helm. In June we released version 2.0 of our worker autoscaler, and for the next nine nights the order…
A config change goes out. A couple of minutes later every request to the app fails, and kubectl get pods shows the status nobody wants to see: I broke a small Go service on purpose to walk through this one…
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