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dev.to > aws-builders > deploy-progressivo-no-amazon-eks-shards-isolados-com-argocd-e-argo-rollouts-5hah

Deploy Progressivo no Amazon EKS: Shards Isolados com ArgoCD e Argo Rollouts

34+ min ago   (587+ words) Um laboratório prático de GitOps, Canary Releases e promoção controlada entre ambientes... Tagged with eks, aws, devops, argoc....


cybersecuritynews.com > homebrew-7-0-0-adds-vulnerability-scanner

Homebrew 7.0.0 Adds Built-In Vulnerability Scanner and Stronger Package Sandboxing

4+ hour, 12+ min ago   (463+ words) The release also ends support for macOS Catalina 10.15 and moves Intel-based Macs to Tier 3 support. The most security-focused addition is the new brew vulns command. It allows users and security teams to scan installed formulae for known vulnerabilities without installing…...


dev.to > jamiu_cloud > multi-environment-terraform-infrastructure-on-aws-41fp

Multi-Environment Terraform Infrastructure on AWS

1+ hour, 30+ min ago   (17+ words) 📌 Project Overview This project demonstrates the design and deployment of AWS... Tagged with aws, terraform, platformengineer, github....


docs.hexos.com > blog > 2026-09-09

Buddy Backups: Now in Beta

1+ hour, 39+ min ago   (800+ words) Offsite backups without the cloud bill, powered by the people you trust. The traditional answer is to rent space from a cloud storage company and pay them every month, forever, based on how much data you have. Which is a…...


dev.to > plopino > things-that-were-harder-than-expected-building-a-drag-and-drop-static-host-5cbh

Things that were harder than expected building a drag-and-drop static host

2+ hour, 52+ min ago   (592+ words) I built a small static host (plopino.com) with a boring premise: drag a file onto a page, get a link. No account for the basic flow. The feature list is short. What took the time was a handful of…...


zdnet.com > tech > best-guis-for-btrfs-snapshots

Survive any Linux catastrophe with a Btrfs snapshot - these GUIs make it easy

3+ hour, 55+ min ago   (855+ words) Tech > Services & Software > Operating Systems > Linux Want to ensure your Linux system can recover from a catastrophe? Consider a handy GUI app for your Btrfs filesystem. These are the three I recommend. September 15, 2026, 10:11 am ET If you’ve used Windows, you…...


hostinger.com > support > hostinger-vps-how-to-manage-your-docker-projects

Hostinger VPS: How to manage your Docker projects

7+ hour, 31+ min ago   (183+ words) Home » Support » VPS » Docker manager » Hostinger VPS: How to manage your Docker projects Control your containerized projects and monitor performance directly from the Hostinger VPS Docker manager Once a project is deployed on your Hostinger VPS, you can manage its…...


dev.to > github_7727 > compile-quickstart-steps-from-a-fixture-manifest-hand-write-secrets-failure-and-teardown-5f9p

Compile Quickstart Steps From a Fixture Manifest; Hand-Write Secrets, Failure, and Teardown

7+ hour, 30+ min ago   (756+ words) This article treats getting-started copy as a compile problem with a human-owned annex. It does not classify API reference paragraphs, error catalogs, or release notes. The workflow below is a proposal with labeled example files, not a report of production…...


cryptoticker.io > en > core-lightning-docker-update-check

Core Lightning: Is Your Docker Update Verified?

8+ hour, 42+ min ago   (1816+ words) Your node reports v26.06.7 at startup and the security fixes can still be missing: four Docker tags served images with the right number and the wrong content in late August. Here is how to check your Lightning node's digest and catch…...


dev.to > fattakhov > infrastructure-and-deployment-order-by-iteration-2jga

Infrastructure and Deployment: Order by Iteration

10+ hour, 30+ min ago   (800+ words) Part of the "How to bring order to a project" series — the infrastructure track. Same starting point: a growing gamedev project, nearly two dozen services on different stacks — Python, Go, C++, a mobile client — and infrastructure that grew faster than…...