694 posts tagged with "Self-Hosting"
Running your own PaaS and infrastructure on machines you own
SOPS Ships v3.13 While CNCF Debates Whether to Keep It: What Age Encryption Still Buys a Self-Hosted Fleet
CNCF is debating whether SOPS can stay in the foundation over its MPL license, even as it ships v3.13 and crosses 22,000 GitHub stars. Here's the concrete decision rule for when file-level age encryption is enough for a self-hosted fleet's secrets, and the three thresholds that push a platform toward Vault instead.
Supabase's Self-Hosted Break-Even Isn't 200,000 Users — It's 200 Dollars a Month
The 200,000-users rule of thumb for self-hosting Supabase is wrong — it's a $200/month spend threshold, and only if your team already runs infrastructure. Here's the worked math for both scenarios.
Sidero Labs Ships CA Rotation and Cosign Verification for Talos and Omni — What's Automatic, What's Manual, and What Still Breaks
Sidero Labs' Q1 2026 Talos/Omni release adds CA rotation on cluster import and native Cosign image verification. Here's exactly what each one does, which parts are operator-triggered rather than automatic, and a real bug that shipped with the new verification gate.
vCluster Brought Karpenter to Bare Metal. Here's What Actually Changes for a Cluster-API Fleet
vCluster's Auto Nodes brings Karpenter-style provisioning to bare metal. Here's the concrete mechanics, the Hetzner Cloud-vs-dedicated reality check, and the per-tenant control-plane cost a Cluster-API fleet actually pays for it.
Vercel's Two Build Incidents in Three Days: What a Shared Build Pipeline Actually Costs You
Vercel's build pipeline broke twice in three days in July 2026 — missing Build Logs, then an elevated build failure rate. Here's what a shared, multi-tenant build system's failure mode actually costs you, and what changes when you own it instead.
13 Critical CVEs, One Patch: What the vm2 Sandbox-Escape Wave Says About Isolating AI Agents at the Wrong Layer
A May 2026 wave of 13 critical vm2 CVEs shows why JavaScript-level sandboxing can't contain AI-agent code — and why kernel-level isolation like gVisor and Kata Containers is the layer that actually holds.
Volcano's Headlamp Plugin Kills the vcctl Guesswork: A Practical Walkthrough for Gang-Scheduling AI-Agent Batch Jobs on a Cluster API Fleet
A production case study put GPU idle time at 38 percent from partial gang-scheduling failures alone. Here's how Volcano's gang scheduling and queue fairness fix that, what the new Headlamp plugin actually shows instead of vcctl output, and whether it's worth running over hand-rolled priority classes on a Cluster API fleet.
WebMCP Lets a Web Page Register Its Own AI Tools. Does a Deploy Dashboard Need One?
Chrome's new WebMCP API lets a web page register its own AI-callable tools, but a deploy dashboard already has a REST/GraphQL API and an MCP server. Here's the actual capability delta, and why it's not worth building yet.
Zerops Says Its Pricing Is 'Just Hardware.' The Real Bill Runs 2.6x Raw Hetzner
Zerops prices itself as pure hardware, no plans, no seat fees. Here's what the actual 2026 rate card charges for a real three-service app, and why the bill still runs 2.6x the cost of the identical specs on raw Hetzner hardware.