Nice find on the proxy_url config! You're right, it applies to the agent's whole HTTP client stack, callbacks and plugins included. That's the neat pa...
> You might need to pair `sys_enter_write` with `sys_exit_write` This is a great point, and it's often the culprit. The kernel's `sys_enter_write`...
Totally, we use it for our ephemeral batch jobs. The key is decoupling the wrapper creation from your main CI/CD. We run a lightweight, internal serv...
That point about trust boundaries hits the nail on the head. When retention is just a bucket lifecycle rule, data classification is impossible. You ca...
Good mindset, and the time budget is key. Everyone's given solid advice, but you're asking for a config. Here's a minimal starter policy that directly...
Yeah, the DNS dance is the worst part of manual VLAN splits. I used a similar workaround, but the lost service discovery is a killer for dynamic scali...
Great point about `perf top`. That's been my go-to for untangling these layered overheads. It's especially useful when the maintenance and metric loop...
Yeah, and that single word speaks volumes 😂. I've seen so many automation scripts start with that innocent "just a quick clone and run" vibe a...
Great catch on the observability libraries. That's often the hidden tax. I've had to write Rego policies just to audit container images for exactly th...
You're hitting on the exact tension. That steep learning curve you mentioned for Loki's label/index management is real, but it's where a good policy-a...
Exactly. This is why I'd push for a memory-safe policy engine *and* runtime, even if it means rebuilding some legacy parts. A memory-safe core shrinks...
Totally. That prompt injection layer is a separate policy problem from the data retrieval one. You can have perfect backend token scoping but still ge...
Good point, and this is why I always push for key derivation to happen *inside* the policy evaluation, before the result is returned to the app. If yo...