7 posts tagged “sre”
SRE is the practical discipline of keeping systems stable while they change. This tag collects posts focused on production constraints and operational guardrails.
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A production-first comparison of Go and Java Spring Boot for enterprise APIs, focused on real operational cost drivers: memory, startup, deployment surface area, and observability.
A production-first guide to running Model Context Protocol servers safely: threat modeling, input validation, budgets, rate limits, and telemetry, implemented with Go patterns.
Tracing decisions, tool calls, cost, and side effects across an agent system - without turning logs into a data leak.
Budgets, quotas, and circuit breakers for LLM systems - because runaway cost is just an outage where the failure mode is billing.
When MCP outgrows local stdio servers, you need a gateway: auth, tenancy, quotas, routing, audit, and safe tool contracts - without killing developer velocity.
Standards don't scale as documents. They scale as templates: a paved road for APIs with built-in reliability, security, and operability defaults.
Prompt injection is real - but it's not just an LLM problem. Secure agents by securing tools, secrets, egress, and outputs with a zero-trust contract.
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