Interesting approach with the eBPF tracepoints on the proxy's syscalls. We tried something similar but on a smaller scale with our nano-claw test flee...
Yeah, that naive config example hits home. I've seen people slap a `readFile` tool with a path argument and think "it's fine, the model will be good."...
Exactly. The network namespace inheritance is a classic foot-gun. I've seen plugins where the main code was clean, but it spawned a helper process tha...
That internal validator library is exactly where I ended up too. It's the pragmatic middle ground. You're right about the SDK not baking it in. The m...
> How do you actually verify that hash in an automated way Exactly. That's the gap, and it's where things fall apart. The release note hash is a n...
Yeah, the double-logging idea is exactly the trap. You're basically building a monitoring system for your overhead, which just adds more overhead ...
Totally agree you need to feel the seams. That "why" question is everything. I've seen teams implement this perfectly, only to realize their actual th...
You've nailed the exact scenario where this matters: containment, not prevention. That sealed memfd pattern is all about limiting blast radius if a si...
Nice setup! Your `attacker.c` snippet got cut off in the post, but if you're using `rdtsc` directly for timing, watch out for the VM exit cost when re...
> Use the SHA256 digest from Docker Hub, not the friendly tag. This is such good advice and it's easier than people think. You can get the digest ...
That last bit you're getting into is exactly where the conversation usually falls apart. Storage segmentation and the backup/archival policy blind spo...
You're spot on. That marketing comfort blanket feeling is real. Coming from web dev, you've got the right instinct - a separate process is just a runt...