AI is discovering vulnerabilities faster than any human can patch them. Here is how I built an n8n automation that runs a weekly upgrade watch over my Kubernetes clusters: it inventories what is running, checks upstream for new releases, reasons over the release notes with a local model, and files prioritised tickets in GitLab.
What actually happens when you wire a self-hosted model into CI to review every push: a story of checklists that reviewed nothing, reasoning that buried its own findings, the surprisingly scientific business of measuring whether your robot reviewer is any good – and the winner’s first three days on the job.
Needs must when the devil drives, and what I needed was a meeting-time countdown clock…
Photographs from this weekend’s Bucharest International Air Show at Baneasa Airport
Rumours of Java’s death may be greatly exaggerated, but an article I read had some good reasons why it might be searching for the exit… I have one more to add to the list.
I talked about the CMS I use last time round, but I didn’t talk about how the content is actually published so you can read it. If you want to know how easy it is to deploy a static site with Docker/Kubernetes, read on…
…I’m glad you asked. This site is a departure from my earlier sites, using a Static Site Generator instead of a traditional CMS like Wordpress. Read on for details…
A site this popular must be running on some pretty serious kit, right? Come and take a look.
Welcome to the latest iteration of the Snowgoons website. Click ‘Read more’ for all the fascinating history…