If I do it twice, it becomes code. If it reaches production, it passes a security gate first.
| βοΈ Automation paved roads instead of tickets: one template, every service |
ποΈ Infrastructure as Code versioned, reviewed and rebuilt on demand |
βοΈ Multi-cloud AWS Β· Azure Β· GCP Β· OCI, same principles everywhere |
| π DevSecOps security gates in every pipeline, secrets never in code |
π Site Reliability SLOs, error budgets, observability and chaos on purpose |
π‘οΈ Cloud Security least privilege, Zero Trust, posture as code |
| π‘οΈ Offensive Security thinking like the attacker to build the defense |
π Digital Forensics evidence, integrity and chain of custody |
π§ Local AI models and agents running on my own hardware |
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+ Automate the second time, document the first
+ Security is part of the pipeline, not a phase after it
+ Fix the root cause, then make sure it can't come back
+ Least privilege by default, exceptions by evidence
- "It works on my machine"
status: Running Β· Let's play β¨