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dev.to > rykiel-dev > i-built-a-multi-region-pilot-light-on-aws-the-diagram-was-the-easy-part-ebi

I Built a Multi-Region Pilot Light on AWS. The Diagram Was the Easy Part.

23+ min ago   (21+ words) Most disaster recovery write-ups stop at the diagram. You get two boxes, an arrow labelled... Tagged with aws, terraform, devops, architecture....


lxer.com > module > newswire > ext_link.php

Clonezilla Live 3.3.3-37 Disk Imaging Tool Released with Linux Kernel 7.1

11+ hour, 13+ min ago   (354+ words) Clonezilla Live maintainer Steven Shiau released Clonezilla Live 3.3.3-37 today as the latest stable version of this partition and disk imaging/cloning live Linux system based on Debian GNU/Linux. Coming two months after Clonezilla Live 3.3.3-15, the Clonezilla Live 3.3.3-37 release bumps…...


dev.to > technonotes > kubernetes-day-03-file-permissions-bind-mount-336c

Kubernetes - Day - 03 - File Permissions, Bind Mount

1+ hour, 4+ min ago   (24+ words) File Permission - chmod 600 <file_name> - chmod -R 6-- <folder_name> -... Tagged with devops, kubernetes, linux....


dev.to > aoligama > when-your-impact-is-no-longer-measured-in-pull-requests-l07

When Your Impact Is No Longer Measured in Pull Requests

1+ hour, 47+ min ago   (1020+ words) I recently came across a post about the transition from Senior Developer to Tech Lead, and it got me thinking about something I've been experiencing myself: how much your definition of productivity changes when you move into technical leadership. For…...


dev.to > anoymask > overpatch-and-heapjack-two-techniques-for-bypassing-codexs-write-restrictions-and-escaping-its-48of

Overpatch and Heapjack: Two Techniques for Bypassing Codex's Write Restrictions and Escaping Its Read-Only Sandbox

1+ hour, 37+ min ago   (1542+ words) 1. Basic Information Original Title: Escaping the OpenAI Codex sandbox, twice Source: Accomplish AI Published: 2026-09-15 Updated: None Severity: High Basis for Severity: Researchers verified Overpatch, which writes outside the workspace using workspace-write, and Heapjack, which executes host commands from the strictest…...


dev.to > uhltak > k3s-statt-kubernetes-warum-die-rancher-distribution-unschlagbar-ist-5d0p

k3s statt Kubernetes: Warum die Rancher-Distribution unschlagbar ist

1+ hour, 53+ min ago   (691+ words) Hier kommt k3s ins Spiel. Entwickelt von SUSE (bzw. Rancher), ist k3s keine abgespeckte Spielzeugversion, sondern eine hochkompakte, aber voll CVE-konforme Kubernetes-Distribution. Sie wurde speziell für IoT, Edge Computing und CI/CD-Pipelines konzipiert, hat sich aber längst auch als extrem robustes Fundament…...


dev.to > bokuwalily > one-line-of-mv-kills-the-4x-duplicate-run-after-recovery-making-launchd-queue-processing-idempotent-1jl9

One Line of mv Kills the 4x Duplicate Run After Recovery: Making launchd Queue Processing Idempotent

1+ hour, 56+ min ago   (1359+ words) Six months ago my side business made ¥0 a month. This month it's ¥1.2M, running on an autonomous... Tagged with automation, launchd, bash, claudecode....


dev.to > miruky > build-a-dynamodb-outbox-and-an-idempotent-sqs-consumer-in-the-console-1e2b

Build a DynamoDB Outbox and an Idempotent SQS Consumer in the Console

1+ hour, 59+ min ago   (1251+ words) Introduction Hi, I'm miruky. A database commit can succeed while the caller believes... Tagged with aws, serverless, dynamodb, tutorial....


dev.to > silentruntime > why-i-ditched-pomodoro-for-the-5010-protocol-and-how-it-fixed-my-deep-work-16ml

Why I Ditched Pomodoro for the 50/10 Protocol (And How It Fixed My Deep Work)

2+ hour, 11+ min ago   (783+ words) As developers, we love to romanticize the hacker in the basement trope. But the reality is often a Slack notification away from a 45 minute rabbit hole. We have all been there: you open your editor, ready to tackle a complex…...


dev.to > susumun > semantic-versioning-semver-why-version-numbers-have-three-parts-1f74

Semantic Versioning (SemVer): Why Version Numbers Have Three Parts

2+ hour, 16+ min ago   (419+ words) Most software version numbers look like 1.6.11 — three numbers separated by dots. This isn't an arbitrary naming choice; it follows a widely adopted convention called Semantic Versioning, or SemVer. This article looks at why version numbers are split into three parts,…...