1512 posts tagged with "PaaS"
Platform-as-a-Service tooling, economics, and self-hosted alternatives
Stop Copying Registry Passwords Into Every Namespace: Kubernetes 1.34 ServiceAccount Image Pulls in Practice
Kubernetes 1.34's beta ServiceAccount token flow replaces per-namespace imagePullSecrets with short-lived, workload-bound pull credentials — how to wire the registry side, bind ServiceAccounts, handle rotation, and test the failure modes before deleting static secrets.
Sonobuoy Conformance as a Fleet Gate: Don't Schedule Tenants on an Unproven Node
A two-tier Sonobuoy gate for CAPH-managed Hetzner fleets: taint every new machine at join, prove it with a focused non-disruptive conformance slice, and reserve full certified-conformance for template promotion on a canary cluster.
SUSE Put MCP Across Its Whole Portfolio: What a Vendor-Blessed Agent-to-Infra Interface Means for Your PaaS's Own MCP Server
SUSE embedded MCP servers across Rancher Prime and Multi-Linux Manager with AWS, n8n, Revenium, and Stacklok aboard. Here is what a vendor-blessed agent-to-infra interface validates for a PaaS agent API, where its patch-and-monitor scope stops short of the git-push deploy surface, and a checklist for building that surface yourself.
Coolify v4 Is a Rolling Beta: What Pinning the Platform Underneath Your Apps Actually Requires
Coolify v4.3.1 was 'latest patched' on August 12 and four releases behind by August 16 — inside a CVE cluster with RCE to host root. How to run a rolling-beta PaaS panel safely: version-pinned installs, a staging canary box, and advisory-feed monitoring.
Buildpacks Is Cutting Kaniko Out of Your git-push Pipeline
Cloud Native Buildpacks compiles kaniko's executor into the lifecycle binary behind every git-push build — and the plan to cut it out runs through a fork-hop, grype reachability triage, and a separate extender binary. What the extraction means for your builder's CVE surface and provenance story.
Depot Raised $10M to Kill Slow Builds: What It Still Sells a Team That Owns Its Machines
Depot's $10M Series A and Depot CI launch, priced head-to-head against owned Hetzner builders: a breakeven table across build volumes, what the meter still buys, and the one spiky workload where metered wins.
Should You Run Plain Docker Compose in Production in 2026? Where the Single-Host Ceiling Actually Sits
A May 2026 Hacker News thread's verdict on Docker Compose in production, turned into a three-gap accounting: which of zero-downtime deploys, self-healing, and multi-host have cheap single-host fixes, where the real ceiling sits, and what a Cluster-API-managed fleet closes.
E2B vs Modal vs Daytona in 2026: What Agent Sandboxes Get Right That Agent-Operated Deploys Still Don't
E2B and Daytona charge $0.0504/vCPU-hour for agent sandboxes while Modal charges about 40% more — but none of them hands an agent a persistent HTTPS URL with a custom domain, TLS, and rollback. A 2026 three-way comparison plus the deploy gap a PaaS still has to close.
Your PaaS Now Owns Your If-Statements: Railway's Feature Flags vs Self-Hosted Unleash and Flagsmith
Railway's July 2026 feature flags bundle flag state into the PaaS — run the lock-in test and the real monthly math against self-hosted Unleash, Flagsmith, and flag SaaS.