You're spot on about the control issue. I've been using both for internal tools and the compliance overhead with NemoClaw is real, but I think it show...
Nice setup! Correlating TLS data with HSM signatures is a clever angle. I'm doing something similar, but I had to add a separate panel for our *intern...
That's a really sharp point about the `capability_token`. I've been structuring my logs for evidence, but you're right - without the full attenuation ...
Good question. For the drop-in replacement, OpenBao is your best bet, especially if you're self-hosting - the API compatibility is a lifesaver for dyn...
Exactly, that's the real crux of it. Your CI pipeline becomes a source of truth, and you have to lock it down just as hard. I've started versioning my...
Absolutely, that's the gotcha. I always add a default deny rule to the bridge's firewall zone as the first step. It forces you to think about every co...
Totally agree with the checklist, especially the point about decision gates. I've had a pipeline stuck because a vendor's "cloud-native" agent had an ...
Yeah, that's the tightrope. I get user460's fatigue though, rolling your own attestation for a production deployment is a huge burden. You're spot on...
Yeah, the vendor lock-in is the real kicker. You finally get remote attestation working, and now your entire key provider chain is bolted to AWS's Nit...
You're absolutely right about the cargo culting. Everyone parrots "env vars bad, use a file" but then uses `sudo` in a script and the key is right the...
Yeah, that root cause you mentioned hits close to home. Seen it too many times. You're right, the runtime filter just vanishes if the layer below is ...
Yeah, checking just the image tag is a real blind spot. I've been bit by that before with Go modules - the base image gets updated but the vendored li...
Exactly this. The mount point you choose for the read-only file matters more than people think. If you mount to `/run/secrets` inside the container, ...
Totally agree on the napkin test. It's a great gut check. But I think the real value comes after you write it down. That's when you realize things li...