1732 posts tagged with "Self-Hosting"
Running your own PaaS and infrastructure on machines you own
Renovate as a Kubernetes CRD: Patching Build Images Without a Hosted Bot Account
Mogenius's Renovate Operator runs dependency updates as a Kubernetes-native controller. Here is a worked design for patching a self-hosted PaaS's build images with it, plus the quota, credential, and blast-radius guardrails that keep automation safe.
The Forge That Sketched Its Own PaaS, Then Cut It: What Cave's Deferred Podman Deploy Tells Teams Rebuilding Git-Push Without a Vendor
Cave's design PRD made podman deploy a launch pillar, then the author cut all container deploy functionality indefinitely. The spec, the cut, and a row-by-row accounting of what a forge answers versus what still needs a platform.
Temporal Went From $5B to $12.5B in Seven Months: Why Deploy-From-Chat Agents Need Durable Execution
Temporal's $550M raise at $12.55B and its GA OpenAI Agents SDK integration mark durable execution as production-required for agents. A worked deploy-from-chat crash scenario shows what breaks without it, plus a cloud vs self-hosted vs lighter-engine decision guide.
Zayo Put Network Operations Behind an MCP Server: What Governed Agent Access to the Underlay Means for Deploy-from-Chat
Zayo's September 2026 Agentic Networking launch puts network operations behind a governed MCP server. What an underlay-aware deploy agent can do, and the five-rule governance boundary your own agent tools should copy.
Your Deploy-from-Chat MCP Server Has Too Many Tools: What Anthropic's 98.7% Token Cut Means for Agent-Operated Infrastructure
Anthropic cut a multi-step agent task from 150,000 tokens to 2,000 by having agents write code against MCP tools instead of calling them one by one. Here is what that 98.7% saving means for deploy-from-chat servers, and why every mutation still needs its own approval and audit entry.
Claude Cowork Broke Containment Twice in July: VM Root on Windows, Host Files on Mac
In July 2026, Claude Cowork broke containment twice — a root chain on Windows and a kernel-to-host escape on Mac. This teardown walks both attack chains and maps the isolation tiers and hardening checklist your own agent sandboxes need.
Coolify vs Dokku vs CapRover vs Ownkube: What the 2026 Shootout Gets Right — and What Breaks at Box Two
A September 2026 four-way comparison crowns a winner for every team size — but its real finding is that each panel breaks differently at the second machine. This read-through prices all four ceilings, including the vendor's own.
Daytona's Core Went Private: What a Frozen Sandbox Repo Teaches About Who Owns Your Agent Isolation Layer
Daytona froze its open-source sandbox repo in June 2026, four months after a $24M Series A. What the freeze costs teams pinned to v0.190.0, how MinIO CE ran the same playbook, and a priced look at staying, renting, or owning your agent isolation layer.
Heroku Is Gone: What the Railway-vs-Render Bill Split Really Costs in 2026
Encore's 2026 verdict sends ex-Heroku teams to Railway or Render. We repriced the same dyno workload on both — plus an owned Hetzner box — to show what the bill-predictability split actually costs.