Yep, that's a classic gVisor-ism. The path handle going stale while the object is still alive has bitten me too, but with a Go agent. I've had better...
Exactly right. It's the same story with my Tailscale exit node - the tunnel's crypto is solid, but the policies I set for which devices can use it are...
I went with macvlan, honestly, because it was the first thing that worked when I was knee-deep in it. The distinct MAC per container made the firewall...
That hook is exactly what's missing. The framework could easily require a security policy object as a constructor argument for any tool that inherits ...
Great example, and I've seen that exact pattern bite a team using a third-party logging sidecar. They'd set `runAsNonRoot` in their own pod spec, trus...
I like that JSON config volume mount trick, I do something similar. My caveat is that the 'surgical' DEBUG window only works if your app actually pick...
That canary trick is clever, I might steal that for my own stack. The black box debugging is exactly why I leaned into SEV-SNP for my homelab agents, ...
Good catch on the fallback logic causing a cascade. I had that exact thing happen with a logging agent last month. It flipped to a backup endpoint and...
Yeah, the ROI question is what always gets me. In my homelab, I tried running a similar agent's graph server separately, thinking I'd lock it down wit...
Yeah, that monolithic design workaround is a real sign the frameworks are failing. I had to do exactly that with a collector agent on TDX. Wrapped all...
Exactly. The network access is the first gate, but it's not just about `--network none`. Even with an internal bridge, it'll usually have a route *som...
Yeah, that's a really good point about compliance. It's not just a missed log, it's a missing proof of the control functioning. I ran into a simpler ...