DevOps'ish 320: Claude models broke into real systems during security tests, Kubernetes v1.37's deprecation list, and more
Anthropic found three of its models broke into real systems during cyber tests, Kubernetes v1.37 lines up its deprecations, open-weight AI hits its Kubernetes moment, and Google's AI is quietly starving the open web.
DevOps'ish 319: An NTP server time-traveled to 2006, an OpenAI model broke into Hugging Face, and more
A back-in-time NTP server that took down an Australian carrier, an OpenAI model that escaped its sandbox and breached Hugging Face, DoorDash's seven-nines cache, and Netflix on running LLMs in-house.
DevOps'ish 318: Linus Makes Peace With AI, the Worst Memory Shortage Yet, Deere Bows to Repair, and More
Linus tells the AI objectors they can fork the kernel, SK Hynix warns 2027 brings the worst memory shortage yet, John Deere finally bows to right-to-repair, Anubis gets picked apart, and Kimi K3 makes the case for open models.
DevOps'ish 317: Januscape Turns 16, etcd Hits 3.7, and More
A 16-year-old KVM flaw, etcd v3.7.0, Go 1.26's quiet fixes, git worktrees, and six GitHub security settings to enable this week.
DevOps'ish 316: ClickHouse Eats o11y, Vint Cerf Bows Out, Podman Breaks Things, and More
ClickHouse is winning the observability wars, Vint Cerf retires from Google with a warning for the AI age, Podman 6.0 breaks things on purpose, the BIS eyes the AI bubble, and Kepler gets a rewrite.
DevOps'ish 315: Sub-Nanometer Chips, Damn You Apple, and the Database Nobody Could Kill
Supply chain incidents, custom AI silicon, IBM sub-1nm chips, Apple price hikes, Netflix batch compute with Kueue, and the case for doing fewer things better.
DevOps'ish 314: GitHub Ignored the Reports, Norway Didn't, AI Needs More Discipline, and More
GitHub dismissed the bug reports. Now a supply-chain worm is loose. Norway banned AI for kids. Apple's raising prices. Local Inference.
DevOps'ish 313: Export Controlled, AUR Torched, Lawyers Disqualified, and more
Fable 5 died by export control, 1,500 AUR packages were hijacked, and AI invented case law until a judge fired everyone.
DevOps'ish 312: Nobody won the token race, rsync outrage, dev goes scorched earth on vibe coders, and more
Red Hat npm packages compromised, EU tech sovereignty, rsync outrage, measuring OSS funding impact, Florida sues OpenAI, the token race nobody won, and more.
DevOps'ish 311: Poisoned Repos, Hallucinating Executives, and More
AI is warping executive judgment in real time, supply chain attacks are hitting every ecosystem you touch, and Nvidia just committed $150 billion a year to Taiwan. DevOps'ish 311 has the week's most important DevOps, cloud native, and open source news without the hype.
DevOps'ish 310: The Breaches Are Coming From Inside the Extension Store
GitHub Confirms Internal Breach via Poisoned VS Code Extension - Official statement from GitHub confirming TeamPCP's breach of approximately 3,800 internal...
DevOps'ish 309: Dirty Pages All the Way Down, The Cloud Is Hot, and more
Linux kernel page cache exploits keep coming. Plus: Kubernetes v1.36, Meta AI morale in freefall, GitLab restructures for the agentic era, and AWS overheats in Virginia -- again.
DevOps'ish 308: Actively Exploited, Actively Litigated, Actively Dead
CopyFail is being actively exploited, Antrea's Jenkins got owned via a malicious PR, NVIDIA chips have a Rowhammer problem that bypasses IOMMU, pgBackRest lost its sole maintainer, and Meta is being sued for torrenting 267TB of pirated books to train Llama. Kubernetes v1.36 shipped a lot too.
DevOps'ish 307: Copy Fail, GitHub's bad week, Linux on PS5, and more
Critical Linux kernel privilege escalation, GitHub's bad week of reliability and RCE, Meta ditching Llama, AI writing half of Google's code, and Linux on PS5.
DevOps'ish 306: Apple Bets on Ternus, Russia Bets on Chaos, and More
Tim Cook hands Apple to John Ternus, Kubernetes v1.36 brings User Namespaces to GA, a critical MCP supply chain flaw surfaces, and Meta starts handing out pink slips.
DevOps'ish 305: Rust ships, Agile dies, nobody has enough GPUs, and more
AI is eating all the compute, Rust is finally stable in Linux 7.0, your smart glasses are a civil liberties problem, and Agile is
on its deathbed. The usual week in tech.
DevOps'ish 304: Chips Up, Code Worthless, Hobby Dead, and more
AI conformance hits Kubernetes, quantum clocks are ticking, chips are worth billions, and the AGI debate is officially meaningless.
DevOps'ish 303: Claude Code's Source, Iran's Tech Hit List, Microsoft's rough times, and More
Anthropic accidentally leaked 512,000 lines of Claude Code's TypeScript source; what does it reveal? Plus: Iran targets US tech companies, California's AI executive order, Microsoft's worst quarter since 2008, and more.
DevOps'ish 302: Trivy Supply Chain Attack, AI Reviews the Linux Kernel, and More
The TeamPCP supply chain attack expands to Trivy's Docker images, Google's Sashiko brings AI code review to the Linux kernel, and more in this week's DevOps'ish
DevOps'ish 301: Super Micro Arrests, FT PO'd AWS, Show Me the Tokens, and more
NVIDIA GTC turned the salary conversation upside down, Super Micro executives are in handcuffs over chip smuggling, Ingress NGINX is officially retired, and Kenneth Reitz reminds us that open source has a human cost.
