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Node.js November 2026 Security Release: How We Tracked and Patched It

Node.js 22.23.5, 24.22.3 and 26.13.1 fix 16 CVEs, seven of them high severity in HTTP/2 and TLS. Here is what was fixed, who should upgrade first, the 15-minute watcher that told us the release was out, and the nvm, pm2 and systemd steps we used to move production in minutes.

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We Gave an AI Agent a read_only Neon Role. Here Is What It Blocked

A Neon read_only role blocked every INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE and schema change we sent, and the Neon MCP Server with a pinned role stopped every durable write. What still ran comes from standard Postgres defaults, and the real risk was a read that stalled a migration.

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EC2 Can Now Tell You Where IMDSv1 Is Still Enabled

AWS added a configuration metric for IMDSv1 on November 5. Here is how to separate migration gaps from active usage and retire tokenless metadata access safely.

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Opsville: A Free Pixel-Art DevOps Town in Your Browser

Opsville is a free browser game. Walk a pixel-art town, fix eight DevOps districts with our simulators and quizzes, and see how we built it.

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Build an Everyday AI Assistant with DigitalOcean Inference

Build Daylight, a personal assistant that turns a brain dump into a realistic plan, adapts when your day changes, and saves the changes you accept.

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cgroup v2 memory.high Throttles, memory.max Kills: Measured on a Host Without Swap

We ran one allocating workload under memory.max, memory.high and both on a Linux 6.8 host with no swap. memory.max killed it in under half a second. memory.high did not kill it: new allocations waited, once per 64-page batch at best and once per page next to a busy neighbour on the same CPU. Here are the numbers, the kernel formula behind them, and what systemd, Docker and Kubernetes write.

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