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#0829
#0829Infra & SaaS GeekNews13 hours ago
Durable Workflows Can Be Built on `SQLite` Alone
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ObeliskWorkflow runtime — replays state from execution logs
Durability comes from saved workflow state, not heavy infrastructure. If progress is replayable, SQLite is enough for small reliable job orchestration.
- The core requirement is persisted progress: reruns and recovery work once each workflow step leaves state behind.
- Obelisk stores workflow progress in an execution log and replays from durable history, matching activity retry patterns.
- This fits background jobs, billing retries, and AI task pipelines before adopting heavier queues or workflow platforms.
Source: news.hada.io/topic?id=30014Read original →
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#0828Infra & SaaS GeekNews15 hours ago
`Shopify` Replaces Redis Inventory Reservations With MySQL
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ShopifyE-commerce SaaS — unified checkout and store ops
Oversell prevention moved from cache-style reservations to transactional rows using SKIP LOCKED. Worth copying only when checkout correctness beats simple counter performance.
- MySQL 8 SKIP LOCKED lets workers claim available reservation rows without blocking the whole queue; useful for high-contention checkout paths.
- The redesign uses one row per sellable unit, not a quantity column. It trades table size for clearer locking and recovery semantics.
- The pattern fits limited-stock sales, tickets, and booking flows. For tiny catalogs, a simpler counter plus idempotent order checks is enough.
Source: news.hada.io/topic?id=30006Read original →
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#0827
#0827Infra & SaaS GeekNews15 hours ago
How Container Registries Work: Push/Pull Images Directly
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Registry bugs often hide below the docker push surface. Understanding blobs, tags, manifests, and platform metadata helps debug broken deploys faster.
- A registry is a content-addressable blob store; layers are referenced by digest, so missing blobs break pulls even when tags look valid.
- Tags are mutable pointers, not versions. Pinning image digests is safer for Vercel-style build pipelines and reproducible deploys.
- Platform mismatches come from manifest metadata. Multi-arch images need explicit checks before shipping ARM/local builds to x86 servers.
Source: news.hada.io/topic?id=30004Read original →
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#0826
#0826Infra & SaaS GeekNews17 hours ago
Building Durable Workflows on `Postgres`
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Checkpointing state in the database lets jobs resume after crashes. It cuts orchestration overhead when a small product already runs on Postgres, but complex branching still needs care.
- Durable workflows persist completed steps as checkpoints, so a crash restarts from the last finished step instead of rerunning everything.
- External orchestrators like Temporal, Airflow, and AWS Step Functions add a central coordinator plus storage; that raises operational weight.
- A Postgres-based design fits small SaaS backends already using the DB, especially for billing, emails, imports, and LLM batch jobs.
Source: news.hada.io/topic?id=29999Read original →
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Fri, May 297 dispatches

#0825
#0825Infra & SaaS vercel_blogyesterday
`Vercel` switches function invocations to per-unit billing
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VercelFrontend cloud platform — optimized for Next.js deployment
Function usage now maps directly to actual calls. The rate is unchanged, but billing becomes smoother for small teams and bursty apps.
- Pro customers pay $0.0000006 per invocation, equivalent to the previous $0.60 per 1M invocations package rate.
- The change starts from the next billing cycle; current effective rates stay unchanged until the existing cycle ends.
- Per-unit billing reduces the chance that Vercel Functions usage eats a large chunk of monthly included credits at once.
- Applies to Pro and new Enterprise customers, so active Vercel apps should recheck cost dashboards after renewal.
Source: vercel.com/changelog/function-invocations-now-billed-perRead original →
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#0824
#0824Infra & SaaS vercel_blogyesterday
Vercel warns AI endpoints are prime targets for inference theft
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BotIDVercel bot defense tool — per-request automation checks
Cheap HTTP checks do not match $2-per-prompt economics. Verify every AI request, or one abused endpoint can turn into a five-figure bill.
- Attackers wrap custom endpoints in OpenAI or Anthropic adapters, then resell stolen inference through standard SDK clients.
- Session auth and IP limits fail when proxy fleets and throwaway accounts spread calls across thousands of identities.
- Playgrounds are the highest-risk shape because users control prompts, models, and parameters. Fixed server prompts lower but do not remove risk.
- BotID is Vercel's proposed gate: run bot verification on every AI request, not just signup or session start.
Source: vercel.com/blog/protecting-against-inference-theftRead original →
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#0823
#0823Infra & SaaS Simon Willisonyesterday
`Datasette` `1.0a31` adds write SQL and stored queries
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DatasetteSQLite data tool — publishes DBs as web UI and APIs
Permissions now cover insert/update/delete workflows directly in the SQL UI. Good fit for lightweight internal admin tools on SQLite, but still alpha.
- Users with the right permissions can run write queries against a database, turning Datasette from read-only browsing into a small data editing surface.
- Stored queries replace the old canned-query naming and can be saved privately or shared with other members of the same instance.
- The new execute-query UI starts from templated insert, update, and delete queries for editable tables, reducing hand-written SQL mistakes.
- Permission checks block operations like create table when the user lacks that grant, so this can back simple ops panels without opening full DB access.
Source: simonwillison.net/2026/May/29/datasette/#atom-everythingRead original →
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#0822Infra & SaaS GeekNews2 days ago
`Garnix` Hosting Shuts Down on July 15, 2026
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GarnixNix-based hosting SaaS — open-source self-hosting path
The hosting service is ending during the Shopify transition. Users get an open-source escape hatch, but hosted workloads need migration planning now.
- Garnix hosting ends on July 15, 2026; any production or preview workloads must move before that date.
- The codebase is being open-sourced, so self-hosted or shared community instances can replace the managed service.
- Community instance operation is still only partially described, so treat it as a migration path, not a guaranteed managed alternative.
Source: news.hada.io/topic?id=29974Read original →
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#0821
#0821Infra & SaaS vercel_blog2 days ago
`Vercel Sandbox` now runs Docker containers
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Vercel SandboxCloud sandbox — isolates agent-driven development work
Agents can now build images, run services, and install system packages inside isolated sandboxes. This turns preview and test environments into fuller dev machines.
- Docker can be installed with a daemon inside Vercel Sandbox, so agents can run containerized apps without touching the host system.
- Redis, Postgres, and other test dependencies can run as containers; fewer external services are needed for isolated QA.
- With persistent sandboxes, installed Docker and pulled images carry across sessions, cutting repeated setup time.
- FUSE filesystem drivers and VPN clients are now supported too, widening what sandboxed agent workflows can access.
Source: vercel.com/changelog/run-docker-containers-inside-vercelRead original →
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#0820
#0820Infra & SaaS vercel_blog2 days ago
`Vercel Sandboxes` Adds Public Binding for Port `8080`
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Vercel SandboxesCloud sandbox runtime — runs code on Vercel infrastructure
Apps can now bind 8080 directly through the ingress domain. Small but useful when templates, dev servers, or agents assume 8080 by default.
- Port 8080 was previously reserved for the sandbox controller; that controller moved to 23456, freeing the common app port.
- Ingress support means services listening on 8080 can be opened directly, reducing custom port rewrites in sandboxed dev flows.
- This mostly helps compatibility with existing templates and tools. Not a platform shift, but fewer sharp edges in Vercel previews.
Source: vercel.com/changelog/port-8080-is-now-available-in-verceRead original →
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#0819
#0819Infra & SaaS GeekNews2 days ago
`Stripe` Still Leaves Merchants Exposed to Friendly Fraud
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Delivery proof did not stop a post-purchase dispute. For physical goods, payment setup needs dispute evidence workflows from day one.
- Friendly fraud means a customer receives the product, then denies the charge. Stripe has many payment signals, but that does not guarantee protection.
- The cited case had DHL delivery proof after a first order, yet the buyer blamed a bank error and never corrected it. Evidence alone may not recover cash.
- Physical-goods SaaS or micro-commerce needs dispute SOPs: delivery logs, customer messages, risk flags, and clear refund boundaries.
Source: news.hada.io/topic?id=29964Read original →
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Thu, May 285 dispatches

#0818
#0818Infra & SaaS vercel_blog3 days ago
`Amazon OpenSearch Serverless` lands in the `Vercel Marketplace`
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Amazon OpenSearch ServerlessServerless search service — unified vector and keyword search
Search infra can now be provisioned from the Vercel dashboard. Built-in env injection, scale-to-zero, and AWS credits make it easier to test production-style search without ops overhead.
- Provisioning happens inside Vercel; env vars are injected automatically, cutting setup friction for search-backed apps.
- One collection supports vector, lexical, hybrid, and agentic search, so RAG and normal site search can share infra.
- Claims include 20x faster autoscaling, scale-to-zero, and up to 60% cost savings versus peak-capacity pricing.
- New AWS accounts created through Vercel get $100 credits; existing AWS accounts can be linked and monitored from the dashboard.
Source: vercel.com/changelog/amazon-opensearch-serverless-is-nowRead original →
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#0817
#0817Infra & SaaS vercel_blog3 days ago
`Vercel AI Gateway` Adds Team-Wide Provider Allowlist
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AI GatewayAI routing SaaS — one API across multiple model providers
Provider routing can now be locked at the account layer. Useful when client, compliance, or cost rules require approved AI vendors only.
- The allowlist applies to every AI Gateway request, including BYOK traffic. Request-level filters cannot bypass it.
- Filtering is by provider, not model. If one provider fails, Gateway can fall back only to another allowed provider for that model.
- New providers are disabled by default once the allowlist is on, so vendor scope will not expand silently.
- Only team owners can change the list. Coding agents are also blocked from routing to unapproved providers.
Source: vercel.com/changelog/team-wide-provider-allowlist-on-ai-Read original →
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#0816
#0816Infra & SaaS GeekNews3 days ago
`DynIP` Dynamic DNS Supports RFC 2136, IPv6, DNSSEC, and BYOD
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DynIPDynamic DNS service — RFC 2136, IPv6, DNSSEC support
Dynamic DNS with standards-based updates fits homelab and edge setups. Useful when a small service needs stable access without running DNS plumbing.
- 60-second updates and a free tier lower the friction for exposing home or edge services safely.
- Supports RFC 2136 TSIG, REST API, and UDP/53 updates, so existing routers and automation can integrate without custom glue.
- FortiGate, OPNsense, OpenWRT, and MikroTik support makes it practical for network-first deployments.
Source: news.hada.io/topic?id=29935Read original →
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#0815
#0815Infra & SaaS GeekNews3 days ago
`Cloudflare Flagship` Launches Feature Flags for Workers
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Cloudflare FlagshipFeature flag service — native evaluation inside Workers
Feature exposure can now change without redeploys. Native Workers evaluation makes rollout control cheap to wire in for edge apps.
- Flags are defined with targeting rules and percentage rollouts, covering staged releases and cohort-based experiments without app redeploys.
- Native Workers bindings evaluate flags directly, so edge-side feature gating avoids an extra feature-flag API hop.
- OpenFeature support matters: less vendor lock-in if the project already uses a standard flag interface.
Source: news.hada.io/topic?id=29934Read original →
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#0814
#0814Infra & SaaS ghost_changelog3 days ago
`Ghost` Adds Deeper Comment Threads, Voting, and Pins
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GhostPublishing SaaS — built-in newsletter and memberships
Community sections get more structure and moderation leverage. Useful for paid newsletters or niche communities, but not a must-migrate feature.
- Replies now support deeper threading, making long discussions easier to follow inside Ghost.
- Smarter sorting and voting can surface useful comments faster; this reduces manual moderation work.
- Pinned comments let operators steer discussion, helpful for announcements, FAQs, or highlighting high-signal replies.
Source: ghost.org/changelog/comment-threads-votes-and-pins/Read original →
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Wed, May 275 dispatches

#0813
#0813Infra & SaaS GeekNews4 days ago
`Ghost CMS` Sites Hit by `ClickFix` Campaign via Critical CVE
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Ghost CMSOpen-source CMS — supports newsletters and memberships
A critical CMS flaw is being used to turn legitimate sites into fake security-check traps. If you run Ghost, patch and audit immediately.
- Attackers abused CVE-2026-26980, described as a critical Ghost CMS vulnerability; public disclosure quickly became live exploitation.
- More than 700 sites were reportedly infected, so this has moved beyond theoretical risk into active campaign territory.
- ClickFix tricks visitors with fake security verification flows; compromised content can damage trust even if your app backend stays intact.
Source: news.hada.io/topic?id=29916Read original →
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#0812
#0812Infra & SaaS stripe_blog4 days ago
`Stripe Radar` expands fraud protection beyond card payments
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Stripe RadarPayment fraud detection SaaS — risk blocking on Stripe's network
Fraud screening now covers all supported payment methods, multi-account abuse, and pay-as-you-go abuse. Useful if billing risk spans subscriptions, credits, or marketplace sellers.
- High-risk transactions can now be blocked across all supported payment methods, so non-card checkout paths get the same fraud layer.
- Radar now targets multi-account abuse and pay-as-you-go abuse, which matters for credit-based SaaS, trials, and usage billing.
- Protection can apply even when another payment processor is involved. That makes Radar closer to a standalone risk layer.
- Platforms get new merchant-risk tools for activity on and off Stripe, useful for marketplaces and creator SaaS with seller onboarding.
Source: stripe.com/blog/expanding-stripe-radar-to-protect-more-oRead original →
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#0811
#0811Infra & SaaS vercel_blog4 days ago
`Vercel CLI` Adds Experimental Native Binaries Without Node.js
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Vercel CLIDeployment CLI — manages and deploys Vercel projects
Deploy commands can now run from signed native binaries with no Node runtime. Faster startup and OS-scoped credential storage make it worth testing on daily deploy machines.
- Install via @vercel/vc-native; -f is required because it uses the same global vercel and vc bin names as the standard CLI.
- Binaries are code-signed, so the OS can verify they came from Vercel and were not modified.
- On macOS, credentials move into the system Keychain scoped to the binary, reducing token exposure to other local processes.
- Support covers macOS, Linux, and Windows on x64 and arm64; useful for lean CI images and fresh machines.
Source: vercel.com/changelog/experimental-native-binaries-for-veRead original →
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#0810
#0810Infra & SaaS GitHub Changelog4 days ago
`GitHub Code Quality` Adds Repository Enablement API
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Repo-level quality checks can now be enabled and configured through API calls. Useful for automating setup across many repos, but it is still public preview.
- Repository Enablement API is available in public preview; avoid depending on it as a locked production contract yet.
- Two new endpoints support enabling and configuring GitHub Code Quality on individual repositories.
- Good fit for repo templates, onboarding scripts, and org-wide hygiene automation where manual settings drift quickly.
Source: github.blog/changelog/2026-05-26-github-code-quality-repRead original →
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#0809
#0809Infra & SaaS the_neuron4 days ago
Build Real-Time Voice Agents With `LiveKit`
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LiveKitReal-time media infra — low-latency audio/video transport
Production voice agents break on latency, turn-taking, and monitoring, not just model quality. LiveKit gives starter repos, Agent Builder, Docs MCP, and observability, so a serious prototype can start quickly.
- LiveKit is positioned as the real-time layer for voice agents: audio transport, agent scaffolding, docs access, and monitoring in one stack.
- Demos hide the hard parts: latency, interruptions, reliability, and observability decide whether a voice agent feels usable.
- Starter repos and Agent Builder reduce blank-page setup. Good fit for validating support, onboarding, or booking flows before custom infra.
Source: www.theneuron.ai/explainer-articles/how-to-build-real-tiRead original →
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Tue, May 265 dispatches

#0808
#0808Infra & SaaS GitHub Changelog4 days ago
`GitHub` Adds PR Code Coverage Preview for Code Quality Users
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Coverage now sits directly in the PR review loop. It reduces CI tab-hopping and makes test gaps harder to miss before merge.
- Available in public preview for all GitHub Code Quality users on github.com; coverage becomes part of normal PR review.
- PRs can show an aggregate covered-code percentage, so reviewers get a quick test-risk signal without opening separate reports.
- Best fit is repos already paying for GitHub Code Quality; teams outside that product get no immediate workflow change.
Source: github.blog/changelog/2026-05-26-code-coverage-in-pull-rRead original →
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#0807
#0807Infra & SaaS vercel_blog5 days ago
`Vercel Sandboxes` Persistence Is Now GA
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Vercel SandboxesCloud execution sandbox — automatic filesystem restore
Filesystem state now survives sessions by default. Long-running agent and preview workflows get simpler, but snapshot storage becomes a new cost line.
- Sandbox.create() now enables persistence by default, so files are saved and restored without manual snapshot handling.
- Each sandbox gets a customizable durable name. Sandbox.getOrCreate() adds idempotent retrieve-or-create for long-lived environments.
- Automatic snapshots consume separately billed snapshot storage. Use --non-persistent for throwaway jobs to avoid idle storage cost.
- Calling runCommand() or writeFiles() on a stopped sandbox resumes from the latest snapshot, which fits agent task handoff and preview reuse.
Source: vercel.com/changelog/sandbox-persistence-is-now-gaRead original →
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#0806
#0806Infra & SaaS vercel_blog5 days ago
`Vercel Microfrontends` routing now covers `vc alias` and branch domains
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Vercel MicrofrontendsHosting feature — routes multiple Vercel projects as one app
Aliases now keep full microfrontend routing, not just deployment IDs. Branch domains also route across matching branches in sibling projects, useful only if your app is already split this way.
- vc alias now preserves the full routing config from the source deployment, reducing preview/prod mismatch after aliasing.
- Branch-assigned project domains now route to the same branch across every project sharing that branch name inside the microfrontend.
- Requires the latest Vercel CLI; old CLI behavior can keep routing assumptions stale during deployment workflows.
- Niche but practical for multi-app Next.js setups. Single-project Vercel apps get almost no benefit.
Source: vercel.com/changelog/microfrontends-routing-now-applies-Read original →
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#0805
#0805Infra & SaaS vercel_blog5 days ago
`Firecrawl` joins the `Vercel Marketplace`
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FirecrawlWeb crawling API — extracts LLM-ready structured data
Teams can add crawling infrastructure directly from the hosting stack. It turns web pages into LLM-ready data, useful for RAG and agent features without running scrapers yourself.
- Firecrawl can scrape pages into markdown, HTML, structured data, or screenshots, cutting the glue code around ingestion.
- Search plus full-page retrieval works in one call, a practical fit for small RAG tools and monitoring agents.
- Dynamic page interaction via AI prompts or code reduces the pain of JavaScript-heavy sites, but usage cost still needs checking.
Source: vercel.com/changelog/firecrawl-joins-the-vercel-marketplRead original →
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#0804
#0804Infra & SaaS vercel_blog5 days ago
`Vercel Domains` Adds Price Sorting and Availability Filtering
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Vercel DomainsDomain service — connects domains directly to Vercel projects
Domain search now removes two small bits of friction: cost-first browsing and purchasable results first. Useful when naming a side project, but not a platform-level change.
- Price sorting puts cheaper domains first, so Vercel can be used for a quick budget pass before buying.
- Availability filtering pushes unavailable domains down, reducing dead-clicks during product-name exploration.
- The feature matters most at project kickoff: fewer tabs across registrars, faster shortlist building, limited strategic impact.
Source: vercel.com/changelog/vercel-domains-now-supports-price-sRead original →
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Mon, May 251 dispatches

#0803
#0803Infra & SaaS GeekNews6 days ago
Scammers abuse official-looking `microsoftonline.com` sender for spam links
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A trusted account-alert channel is being used as phishing cover. Treat even familiar SaaS notification senders as untrusted input; link-click flows need stricter checks.
- The sender msonlineservicesteam@microsoftonline.com is tied to sensitive account notices such as 2FA codes, so the spoof feels unusually credible.
- The campaign has lasted months, which makes it more than a one-off phishing wave; mail trust rules should assume official-looking senders can be abused.
- Login and billing alerts should be verified by opening the service directly, not from email links. This is a cheap security habit with high downside protection.
Source: news.hada.io/topic?id=29840Read original →
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Sun, May 243 dispatches

#0802
#0802Infra & SaaS GeekNews7 days ago
Is Google Turning Into IBM?
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Vertical integration turned from strength into operational drag. The Railway incident makes blind reliance on Google Cloud support hard to justify.
- Google owns silicon, TPU, data centers, models, and search; that stack now carries product and org overhead.
- Railway reportedly had its GCP account blocked, exposing a trust problem around automated deletions and missing support paths.
- The practical move is boring: keep backups, billing alerts, and provider exit plans ready before cloud lock-in bites.
Source: news.hada.io/topic?id=29817Read original →
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#0801
#0801Infra & SaaS GeekNews7 days ago
`GitHub App` Installation Tokens Add Per-Request Override Header
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A temporary header lets apps test the new token format before rollout. Useful only if you issue GitHub App installation tokens directly.
- X-GitHub-Stateless-S2S-Token is a temporary request header for controlling token-format behavior per request.
- Teams can preview the new installation-token format impact without flipping the whole integration at once.
- Existing-token behavior can be kept when needed, reducing rollout risk for GitHub automation and SaaS integrations.
Source: news.hada.io/topic?id=29805Read original →
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#0800
#0800Infra & SaaS GeekNews7 days ago
10-Year Blog Moves From Ubuntu 16.04 VPS to FreeBSD
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A long-running VPS hit OS support and security limits, then moved to cheaper Hetzner hardware. Useful as a reminder to budget migration time before uptime turns into liability.
- The old DigitalOcean VPS ran 1,491 days on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS; impressive uptime also means delayed patch and support risk.
- The new Hetzner VPS costs under 6 euros/month, below the previous $13/month server while offering stronger specs.
- FreeBSD 14.3 plus Jails points to a lean isolation model; practical for low-traffic services, but operational familiarity matters.
Source: news.hada.io/topic?id=29801Read original →
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↻ Load earlier issues

Durable Workflows Can Be Built on `SQLite` Alone

`Shopify` Replaces Redis Inventory Reservations With MySQL

How Container Registries Work: Push/Pull Images Directly

Building Durable Workflows on `Postgres`

`Vercel` switches function invocations to per-unit billing

Vercel warns AI endpoints are prime targets for inference theft

`Datasette` `1.0a31` adds write SQL and stored queries

`Garnix` Hosting Shuts Down on July 15, 2026

`Vercel Sandbox` now runs Docker containers

`Vercel Sandboxes` Adds Public Binding for Port `8080`

`Stripe` Still Leaves Merchants Exposed to Friendly Fraud

`Amazon OpenSearch Serverless` lands in the `Vercel Marketplace`

`Vercel AI Gateway` Adds Team-Wide Provider Allowlist

`DynIP` Dynamic DNS Supports RFC 2136, IPv6, DNSSEC, and BYOD

`Cloudflare Flagship` Launches Feature Flags for Workers

`Ghost` Adds Deeper Comment Threads, Voting, and Pins

`Ghost CMS` Sites Hit by `ClickFix` Campaign via Critical CVE

`Stripe Radar` expands fraud protection beyond card payments

`Vercel CLI` Adds Experimental Native Binaries Without Node.js

`GitHub Code Quality` Adds Repository Enablement API

Build Real-Time Voice Agents With `LiveKit`

`GitHub` Adds PR Code Coverage Preview for Code Quality Users

`Vercel Sandboxes` Persistence Is Now GA

`Vercel Microfrontends` routing now covers `vc alias` and branch domains

`Firecrawl` joins the `Vercel Marketplace`

`Vercel Domains` Adds Price Sorting and Availability Filtering

Scammers abuse official-looking `microsoftonline.com` sender for spam links

Is Google Turning Into IBM?

`GitHub App` Installation Tokens Add Per-Request Override Header

10-Year Blog Moves From Ubuntu 16.04 VPS to FreeBSD