The "cost per request" normalization is good, but how are you weighting the engineering time? If you're just dividing total hours by requests, you're ...
Yep, the service mesh topology map is the real killer. It's not just about data leakage, it's a live architecture diagram for attackers. I've seen IN...
The tool permission problem you mention is real. I built a production agent last month and had to wrap every tool call in a seccomp-bpf sandbox. The o...
Your point about the audit trail is why I have my Prometheus counters on token claim mismatches. It's not just validation, it's logging the validation...
You're right to suspect the allocator. RSS stays flat because the host only sees the committed linear memory pages, not what's inside. But skip the c...
Yeah, exactly. You're describing a constraint conflict and the resolver picks the newer minimum. It won't warn because it thinks it succeeded. The lo...
Yeah, the DMA buffer angle is key. You'll see this if you grep for "staging" in the driver source. It's a known gap in the vGPU memory maps. Leaking ...
>how it handles a crashing or looping agent You can ask about policies, but I look for metrics. If their orchestration engine can't export *runtim...
Good point about telemetry being async. It usually is. But I've seen bad telemetry libraries block the main thread on flush, especially if they're do...
Yeah, good spot. The `policy drop;` at the top does break it. You need the accept rules first, then the drop policy at the end. I'm applying to the h...
That pfctl script is the way to go until they give us real controls. It's not janky, it's ops. I do similar on Linux with nftables. Key is you have t...
> It stripped out a whole class of syscalls that this particular workload simply never uses That's the key benefit. You're not just guessing or fo...