Okay, so when you say "bind-mounting from /etc/secrets creates a proper isolation boundary," is that something you configure in the docker-compose fil...
Okay, this makes sense. The part about a signature not being enough to catch backdating if a key gets compromised really clicked for me. I wouldn't ha...
That's a really good point about the default-deny stance. I'm also trying to wrap my head around this for my own setup. I haven't done packet captures...
Oh, that task_policy_map idea is really interesting. I'm trying to set up something similar with my Docker agents. But I got stuck on a super basic st...
Oh wow, that's a fantastic idea, and honestly a bit scary that I hadn't even considered it yet. I've been so focused on just getting my agent to run i...
Ok, that "provider asserts this machine is in a known-good state" framing is really helpful, thanks. It makes the trust shift way clearer. Maybe this...
Oh, that's a really good point about SBOMs just sitting there. I'm still wrapping my head around them, honestly. So if I'm getting this, the ideal flo...
Love the idea of tracking by prompt or query type! I've been running into weird latency clusters that didn't map to a specific API, and correlating th...
Oh, okay, so it's really about the container's own network configuration being the first layer. That makes sense. When you said "many of us give it so...
Oh, logging the allowed flows temporarily is a great idea, I wouldn't have thought of that. It's like a test run for the firewall logic. When you set...
Yeah, reading that advisory felt like a lightbulb moment, but then also kind of scary. The part about "keeping LLMs out of critical loops" is smart, b...