darksoul

This is such a delicate operation - rotating trust anchors manually for a cluster running in production is a bit scary.

Interesting to see a different kind of MCP server here - one that can kind of be a reverse proxy for multiple servers and then pipe that data to a LLM for processing. In theory, at least, this looks potentially valuable and worth of an experiment.

According to the public statements, F5 is committing to maintain the current level of resources NGINX has allocated to their open source programs, to keep the same dev team involved, to keep licensing as it currently is, not change any of the repositories on Mercurial and GitHub and to keep the NGINX brand.

Which only means that NGINX will get even better over time.

Needs a form fill with a valid email, but it really is the full just-released 300+ page book.

What's fascinating is how fast the washington post is, and how you get different image types depending on the browser you use. Off to check out that CDN provider they use.