DevOps Bulletin
Mohamed LabouardyWeekly newsletter covering the latest news, tutorials, and devtools in the DevOps, AI, FinOps, and Security space!
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Digest #235: GhostAction's 346-repo burst, Airbnb's MySQL regression, Kubernetes' 10-second shutdown and AI vulnerability triage
GhostAction is still spreading: an October 8 burst injected fake security-audit workflows into 346 repositories, now hunting credentials in Git history as well as GitHub Actions secrets.
Airbnb's database replay system caught a MySQL...
Digest #234: Doom in SQL, GitLab pushes by email, Linux kernel escapes and Postgres OOM tests
A leaked GitLab issue-by-email address can let someone push code and run CI jobs with its owner’s permissions, even from outside an IP allowlist. This week, you’ll turn Postgres memory management into an interactive explainer and debug a...
Digest #233: When IaC can't recover your data, Postgres's 20-minute lookup, Kubernetes PVC tracking and IAM fixes in pull requests
This week, you’ll learn how to find memory savings in your data structures and limit cache churn when rolling out the change. You’ll also find practical steps for scaling GKE workers from queue depth, turning unused IAM permissions into r...
Digest #232: Why AWS Multi-Region Is Still Hard, The GitHub Actions Caches You're Missing, Claude Code on a Cloud VM and the Cloud Waste Your Bill Doesn't Show
AWS had another rough year in us-east-1, and this week’s retrospective explains why multi-region still doesn’t come easy. Kubernetes v1.37 adds noexec mounts and emptyDir permissions. PostgreSQL 19 lets you pin a query plan the planner ab...
Digest #231: Jenkins is Dead? GitHub Actions Alternative, 1 in 10 LiteLLM Gateways Still Use the Demo Key, Spotify's 90% Token Cut and Git Configs That Hijack Claude Code
A team pointed hundreds of Codex and DeepSeek agents at two PaperCut CVEs and compromised 440+ servers at 395 organizations in 48 countries, going from vulnerability research to the first real victim in under four hours.
The same week...
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