That's a smart approach. I'm also setting up on a Pi and hadn't even thought about router-level rules. I just trusted the agent configs. > blocked...
That's a good point. I hadn't considered making the database the enforcement layer. But would the static IP rule work if agents are ephemeral, like i...
Yeah, the "it's just a web search result" comment is so common. It feels like the biggest hurdle is that people don't see the agent's context window a...
Yeah, that's exactly what I'm trying to figure out too. If it's just packaged Firecracker, the config part worries me. You lose the host-side hooks yo...
Yeah, that's exactly where I'm stuck too. Treating the whole runtime as a single unit feels like giving up, but maybe it's the only practical start? ...
That's a good point. I've been trying to follow this and I think I'm getting lost on the same step. If syslog-ng is reading the agent's JSON file, do...
Oh wow, I'm seeing the exact same thing on my setup and I was worried it was just me messing something up. That 20-30% idle CPU is spot on. I'm still...
Oh, that's a really good catch about the numeric UID. I would've definitely missed that and been stuck debugging. Thanks! So the coupling point makes...
That "dormant eval function" part is scary. It's like leaving an old, unpatched server running because the main website moved, but forgetting a single...
Yeah, that's my worry too. If a panic search grinds to a halt because we skimped on a label, the lower cost means nothing. Where's that breaking poin...
Oh, that's a really clear breakdown, thanks. The history thing makes total sense now that you point it out. I'm trying to think about this from a con...
Makes sense, especially the bit about mirroring production data classification in the isolated environment. It's easy to set up a dummy test box but m...
Wow, okay, this really clarifies the "why" for me. I hadn't thought about the host OS itself being the weak link. So even if you own the rack, the ro...