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news.ycombinator.com• Nov 18, 2021• 1 min read
Ask HN: Cloud provider accidentally deletes instancesAnyone have an experience with a cloud provider deleting your instances, volumes, resources, etc?I work for a small org that utilizes a cloud provider (not top 3, but top 10). Yesterday we noticed that all our instances, attached volumes, sec groups, network resources, from our Test and PROD environments had disappeared. After scrambling we found an audit trail, that showed all the deletes were from an SRE working for the provider. Apparently they were doing "cleanup" and somehow our account number became part of that.We were told we needed to recreate everything from scratch shortly after opening a ticket. Luckily we host our Terraform and config management on-prem, and a few snapshots and volumes they weren't successful in deleting. Still a lot of manual rebuilding as not everything is automated.Two of us have been working to recover things for many hours. Lower environments will likely take a lot longer.Just curious if anyone else has had something like this occur. I have a hard tim
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Moozonian News
news.ycombinator.com• Jul 2, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Run multiple Docker Compose instances for your agentsHey folks.While running multiple agents and git worktrees with a Docker Compose setup, I kept running into host port, container name, and volume collisions. Before building this tool, I tried some combinations of -p to namespace the projects/hash the worktree path for a unique name, managing .env files with port variables and Caddy for reverse-proxying, but I still had some issues getting everything to play together automatically without me making any changes to my compose files or thinking about it. I also tried a bunch of tools that try to address this but you end up with a Docker-in-docker setup, or they requires you to rewrite your compose files.Docktree solves these issues by dynamically generating Compose overrides without editing your compose file. It auto-allocates unique host ports, isolates networks and named volumes, and rewrites explicit container names so different branches of the same stack run simultaneously without manual tweaks. There's also an option where, for certai
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Show HN: AI Agents for Osint/SigintIMAGE
makralabs.org• 18h ago• 1 min read
Show HN: AI Agents for Osint/SigintThe goal was to bring down the cost at the context eng. level. We do it with Layout Memoization.Instead of dumping HTML into the context window, we have built a continual learning browser harness (read only for now).We have built an early prototype for you to try out, where you can:1. Spins up a browser instance 2. Extract any structured or tabular data from anywhere on the open-web 3. And you can do all this at the cost of a vector searchWould love to hear your thoughts on this. Thanks for taking the time to read it.
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Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell are suing AnthropicIMAGE
theverge.com• 21h ago• 1 min read
Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell are suing AnthropicSony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell have filed suit against Anthropic in the US District Court for the Northern District of California seeking damages for "tens of thousands" copyrighted works. The companies are asking for up to $150,000 per work, plus up to $25,000 for each instance when identifiable copyright data was stripped. In total, […]
Show HN: Repobeats – self-hostable GitHub activity cards in RustIMAGE
repobeats.com• 1d ago• 1 min read
Show HN: Repobeats – self-hostable GitHub activity cards in RustHi HN,I built Repobeats, an open-source, self-hostable service that renders GitHub repository activity as embeddable SVG cards.Demo: https://repobeats.com/AprilNEA/OpenLogiSource: https://github.com/AprilNEA/repobeatsI had been using Axiom’s Repobeats, but noticed that some cards I relied on were no longer updating consistently. The original service is still online; I wanted an alternative where I could inspect and control the collection, storage, caching, and rendering pipeline.Repobeats runs as a Rust backend built with Axum and SeaORM. A repository owner opts in by installing a read-only GitHub App. The service then collects commits, issues, pull requests, and repository metadata. GitHub installation tokens are short-lived and are never stored.The generated cards support multiple themes, sizes, and time ranges, and use ETags and cache headers for browser/CDN caching.For self-hosting, SQLite is enough for a small single-instance deployment. PostgreSQL is supported for multi-instance