Container security, supply chains, and the tooling gaps nobody built yet
I'm a Staff Solutions Architect at Chainguard, where I help teams adopt secure software supply chains. My career spans from early '90s networking through modern DevSecOps, container security, and AI implementations. Break Glass Notes is where I write about the practical gaps I hit in the field — the questions dashboards can't answer, the feeds that don't exist, and the tooling I end up building to fill them. Expect posts on container images, SBOMs, FIPS compliance, CVE tooling, and the occasional deep dive into registry APIs.
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Kartik N V J K
The stale-doc grounding failure is the one that quietly wrecks these cost models, the workflow looks cheap until it's confidently reporting off outdated sources. I liked that you put a real break-even number on it rather than hand-waving the savings. How often did you refresh the grounding docs to keep the output trustworthy?