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Sandboxed to Compromised: New Research Exposes Credential Exfiltration Paths in AWS Code Interpreters

Researchers poked holes insandboxed Bedrock AgentCore code interpreters—and found a way to leak execution role credentials through theMicroVM Metadata Service (MMDS). No outside network? Doesn’t matter. The exploit dodges basic string filters in requests and lets non-agentic code swipe AWS creds to ..

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Measuring Developer Productivity with Amazon Q Developer and Jellyfish

Amazon Q Developer now plugs into Jellyfish. Teams get a clearer view of how AI fits into the real flow of work—prompt usage, code adoption, PR throughput. Not just surface stats. The setup pipes data from AWS S3 straight into Jellyfish’s analytics engine. It tags AI users, tracks velocity gains, an..

Measuring Developer Productivity with Amazon Q Developer and Jellyfish
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Which LLM writes the best analytical SQL?

Tinybird threw 19 top LLMs at a 200M-row GitHub dataset, testing how well they could turn plain English into solid SQL. Most models kept their syntax clean—but when it came to writing SQL that actually ran well and returned the right results, they lagged behind human pros. Messy schemas or tricky pr..

Which LLM writes the best analytical SQL?
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GitHub Copilot on autopilot as community complaints persist

GitHub's biggest debates right now? Whether to shut down AI-generated "noise" fromCopilot—stuff like auto-written issues and code reviews. No clear answers from GitHub yet. Frustration is piling up. Some devs are ditching the platform altogether, shifting their projects toCodebergor spinning upself-..

GitHub Copilot on autopilot as community complaints persist
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Being on the Same Page During an Incident: Not Actually Telepathy

Collaboration in incident response is crucial for effective resolution, starting with establishing a basic compact among responders. Grounding is a process that ensures alignment and common ground is maintained throughout an incident, encompassing initial common ground, public events so far, and the..

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Container Logs in Kubernetes: How to View and Collect Them

This guide shows how to wrangle container logs in Kubernetes—usingkubectl, shell tools, structured logging, and the Kubernetes Dashboard. It covers the basics and dives into how to scale up log collection and make observability less painful across clusters...

Container Logs in Kubernetes: How to View and Collect Them
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v1.34: DRA has graduated to GA

Kubernetes 1.34 turnsDynamic Resource Allocation (DRA)loose into General Availability—enabled by default. That cements native support for high-maintenance gear like GPUs, FPGAs, and any other quirky hardware your workloads need. The release also packs a fresh mix of alpha/beta features: tighter admi..

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v1.34: Service Account Token Integration for Image Pulls Graduates to Beta

Kubernetes v1.34 bumpsServiceAccount token integration for Kubelet Credential Providersto beta. That means image pulls can now ditch long-lived secrets for workload-scoped tokens. Cleaner, safer, and more locked down per ServiceAccount...

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v1.34: Introducing CPU Manager Static Policy Option for Uncore Cache Alignment

Kubernetes 1.34 bumps theCPU Manager uncore-cache alignment policyto beta. It’s aimed at nodes withsplit uncore cache architectures. The policy groups all a container’s CPUs under the same uncore cache—cutting latency and easing contention for workloads that hate waiting. System shift:Kubernetes kee..

v1.34: Introducing CPU Manager Static Policy Option for Uncore Cache Alignment
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Building a Scalable, Flexible, Cloud-Native GenAI Platform with Open Source Solutions

A fresh reference architecture built withEnvoy AI GatewayandKServebrings order to the GenAI chaos. One clean interface to route requests across internal and external LLMs—locked down with policies. It’s called aTwo-Tier Gateway Architecture. Think of it like a split-brain: external API traffic goes..

Building a Scalable, Flexible, Cloud-Native GenAI Platform with Open Source Solutions
Did you know you can clap for someone’s content up to 50 times on Medium?

Well, you can.

And to protect you from carpal tunnel syndrome, I packaged that behavior into a little extension for Chrome.

It works like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oN3soEz-5Z4

Open up your developer tools (right-click & choose inspect)

Then, navigate to the “console”:

And if you have a bunch of caca (that’s Spanish for đŸ’©) in your Console you can click the little đŸš« icon to clear it:

Then:

copy the JavaScript code below
paste it into the Console area
press the Return key

and spread the clap!

(Scroll up to the top of this article before you press enter if you want to see it in action)

let clapButton = document.querySelector('button[data-testid="headerClapButton"]');
if (clapButton) {
const events = ['mousedown', 'mouseup', 'click'];

async function performClap() {
for (let i = 0; i < 50; i++) {
events.forEach(eventType => {
let event = new MouseEvent(eventType, {
'view': window,
'bubbles': true,
'cancelable': true
});
clapButton.dispatchEvent(event);
});
await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 10)); // Introducing a 10ms delay between claps
}
console.log("+50 Claps! Now, go join the SERP community!");
}

performClap();
} else {
console.log("Clap button not found!");
}

Want the extension?

I submitted the extension to the Chrome app store and it’s pending approval as of this writing


But if you’re too excited to sit around when you could be clappin’ it up — you’re welcome to grab the bootleg here:

👉 https://serp.ly/@serp/serp-clapper-medium