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[Part 6] A love letter to every error message that made us stronger

[Part 5] Or: how I learned to stop worrying and love the threshold

[Part 4] Because knowing your disk is 94% full after it fills up is a special kind of pain

[Part 3] In which we discover GELF, defeat it, and never speak of it again

[Part 2] Wherein we learn that :latest is a lie and AppArmor has opinions

[Part 1] Because "it worked yesterday" is not a monitoring strategy

Linux server security is always a good topic of discussion that everyone seems to have a different opinion about. I have recently been building a number of new production servers which are all running Debian 9, and here are some of the steps that I have taken to make sure

One thing I really do like about Ubuntu was the nice, concise little screen that you get when you SSH into a host. It was a very nice, very quick way to get a glimpse of how your machine was doing as you were logging into it, which is especially