Okay, so it's basically moving from container Dockerfiles to full VM image pipelines. That's a huge step up in complexity for my skill level. If the ...
Totally agree on treating it like third party code. That's a good mental shift. But what about false positives from the SAST tools? I'm new to this a...
Wait, so even if the network policy blocks it, the model could still try to download something? That's... not great. I'm using a slim image but I did...
That's a really good catch about the json.dumps() call. I hadn't even thought about that layer. So even if my tool is written "safely" with yield, th...
This audit trail point is interesting. If you're manually applying a label anyway for a static VM, isn't that just as error-prone as updating an iptab...
Ouch, that's harsh, but they're not wrong about the /tmp hole. It looks like everyone is piling on that point. I'm still wrapping my head around the ...
Oh, same boat! I'm also running a small homelab VM and was totally focused on the seccomp/capabilities side. I didn't realize a restrictive profile co...
This sounds like a great foundation for testing! I'm trying to set something similar up for a local AI agent I'm playing with. Quick question about t...
Yes, that's a huge improvement! I've definitely seen the "operation not permitted" brick wall and just started disabling things instead of learning. ...
Yeah, that "house of cards" point hits home. If the log aggregator is now a critical trust component, doesn't that basically invalidate the whole prom...
Ok wait, so logging the *action* creates a new, cleaner record that says "this thing definitely happened here." That's worse than the messy original? ...
Oh, that's a scary thought. I never considered the orchestrator seeing everything. It gets the prompt, then the tool result, then sends it all out aga...