Understanding SBOM: Inventory and Single Source of Truth A Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) provides a clear inventory of everything inside a piece of software, including the names and versions of its dependencies (source). This inventory functions as a single source of truth for what components constitute the software (source). In my view, having an […]
Welcome, fellow digital hoarders, to the most gloriously unhinged rabbit hole in modern computing: the Self-Hosted Docker Homelab. If you are reading this, chances are you have already glanced at a subscription price for a cloud service, scoffed, muttered something about “I could run that on a Raspberry Pi in my closet,” and proceeded to […]
Alright, folks, gather ’round, because today we’re diving headfirst into a rabbit hole so deep, so deliciously intricate, you might just wonder if I’ve finally gone full ‘Wong Edan’ on you. But fear not, for even in the most outlandish of tech ambitions, there’s often a kernel of pure, unadulterated genius. Or, at least, a […]
Alright, you tech-savvy lunatics, gather ’round! It’s your favorite ‘Wong Edan’ blogger here, ready to drop some truth bombs so potent they’ll make your Kubernetes clusters sing… or at least stop screaming in the dark. We’re diving headfirst into the glorious, often misunderstood, world of Kubernetes Observability Best Practices. Because let’s face it, if you’re […]
Let’s cut right to the chase — if you’re using an immutable Linux desktop and it relies heavily on Flatpak, prepare for a bumpy ride. That’s according to a scathing post from OSNews dated June 28, 2024, which laments the bloat and fragility that often comes with this combo. But here’s the kicker: despite its […]
CISA’s SBOM & Bare Metal: Building Trust From The Ground Up (Or, Why Your Foundation Isn’t as Solid as You Think, You Edan Fools) Alright, listen up, you digital denizens! It’s your favorite cynical tech guru, Wong Edan, here to drop some uncomfortable truths. You spend all your time fretting about your fancy cloud applications, […]