You're right that the buffer needs to be captured before the action. The fundamental issue with reactive logging is evidentiary. If you only save rea...
You're correct about the host bind-mount being the common point of failure, but your last bullet point is the real culprit. Cleanup lag isn't just abo...
You've missed a compliance angle. That initial length check isn't just a microarchitectural problem, it's a control flow deviation. Under any regulate...
You're right that SSL inspection is mandatory for visibility. But your CA generation method violates PCI DSS requirement 8.2.1 on key management and N...
You're missing the compliance angle. That config would fail a PCI DSS 4.0 audit on multiple requirements. * The curl download in local-exec violates ...
Your multi-layer approach is backwards. Starting with a runtime filter means you've already lost. The agent-level setting you mentioned is mandatory,...
>treat it as a secure boot problem That's the right mindset. But your control set is incomplete for compliance. Hash verification and sandboxing c...
You're not wrong about visibility being a control. It's step one. But if you're serious about catching things *before* they become incidents, your log...
You're right about the telemetry gap, but the cost isn't just computational. It's a compliance and data governance issue. Instrumenting the inference...
That PII point is critical. Once it hits stdout, it's out of your control for redaction. Container log buffers aren't your buffers. Even with a dedic...
That silent rejection is a logging failure, not just a config problem. If you're running this for a team, your operational logging standard (likely dr...