1732 posts tagged with "Self-Hosting"
Running your own PaaS and infrastructure on machines you own
LangGraph Platform Is GA: Do Your Agents Need a Per-Node Runtime, or Just a Container?
LangGraph Platform's GA brings per-node agent billing to production. We work out the cost math at typical volumes, separate the free primitives from the metered ones, and give a rule for when to pay versus shipping a container.
45-Day Certificates Are Here: What Let's Encrypt's Shrinking Validity Window Demands From Your Renewal Automation
Let's Encrypt now issues 45-day certificates, and 64-day defaults land in February 2027. Here is the full timeline, the renewal-window math, and a checklist to harden ACME automation before the manual-fix window disappears.
llm-d Is Now a CNCF Sandbox Project: What Kubernetes-Native Distributed Inference Means for Self-Hosting Your AI Agents' Brains
llm-d brings distributed LLM inference — prefix-cache-aware routing and prefill/decode disaggregation — to Kubernetes as a CNCF Sandbox project. What it means for self-hosting AI-agent inference, what it costs versus hosted APIs, and how early the project still is.
Managed Control Plane vs Free Panel vs Hosted PaaS: What Deploynix's $12 Middle Ground Really Costs
A three-service stack with Postgres and Redis runs about $6/month on a self-run Coolify panel, $18 with Deploynix's $12 managed control plane, and $38 on Render — until you price the pager hours. A worked cost-plus-failure-mode comparison across Coolify, Dokploy, CapRover, Deploynix, Render, and Railway.
The MCP Roadmap's Five Priorities, Ranked by What They Cost a Self-Hosted Team
The August 2026 MCP roadmap names five priorities for the next spec release. Here is what each one means for teams running their own MCP servers, ranked by urgency, with an adoption sequence for owned infrastructure.
Obidos Went Open Source: The Self-Hosted Secrets-Sharing App Between Your Password Manager and Vault
Obidos, a commercial secrets-sharing product sold since 2024, went open source in August 2026. Here is how its sharing-first model compares to Vault and Bitwarden for a small platform team, plus the hardening checklist to close before trusting it.
OpenAI Buys Ona (Formerly Gitpod) for Its Cloud Sandboxes, Not Its Dev Environments
OpenAI's acquisition of Ona (formerly Gitpod) confirms that agent sandboxes, not dev environments, are the durable product of the cloud-CDE era — and narrows the self-hostable path for agent compute. A concrete comparison of vendor-owned versus self-hosted execution.
The 2026 PaaS Pricing Shake-Up in One Ledger: Render, Heroku, Railway, Fly.io, and Hetzner Priced on the Same Workload
Render killed per-seat pricing, Heroku froze, Fly.io added billing lines, and Hetzner raised cloud prices up to 3x — one worked ledger prices the same web-plus-worker-plus-Postgres stack on all five vendors' September 2026 price lists, from ~$50 self-hosted to ~$122 on Railway.
pedit COW: A Packet-Editor Bug Is the Fifth Linux Kernel Escape in Ten Weeks — and It Lives in Code Your CNI Already Loads
CVE-2026-46331 (pedit COW) is the fifth independent Linux kernel escape disclosed in ten weeks — and it lives in traffic-control code your CNI loads on every node. What the five-escape window means for self-hosted Kubernetes fleets, and the patch checklist that closes it.