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5 Oct 2026 Intermittent PgBouncer login rejections caused by IPv6 localhost resolution Knowledge BaseData Management and AnalyticsDatabaseCase StudiesData Management and AnalyticsDatabase
1 Oct 2026 Recovering Cassandra nodes blocked by corrupted system_traces SSTables and oversized trace partitions Knowledge BaseData Management and AnalyticsDatabaseCase Studies
Infrastructure and Network 28 Sep 2026 RustFS: Open-Source S3-Compatible Object Storage Built in Rust StorageRUS
25 Sep 2026 Removing manual DR rebuilds after primary-site failover for a Patroni PostgreSQL deployment Knowledge BaseData Management and AnalyticsDatabaseCase Studies
17 Sep 2026 PostgreSQL 15.17 (Patroni) — investigating high RAM usage with 4,000 connections Knowledge BaseData Management and AnalyticsDatabaseCase Studies
Communication and Collaboration 1 Sep 2026 CryptPad: End-to-End Encrypted Collaboration for the Privacy-Conscious UtilityCRY
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25 Jun 2026 Backups Without the Enterprise Price Tag: Using OpenZFS with Neo4j Community Edition

The Backup Problem Nobody Talks About When teams evaluate Neo4j for their graph database needs, the Community Edition looks like an obvious starting point. It’s free, powerful, and more than capable of handling serious workloads. But somewhere between the initial setup and the first production deployment, a quiet realization sets in: native backup functionality in […]

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25 May 2026 Building High Availability with NGINX: Active-Active and Active-Passive Architectures

High Availability Starts with Removing Single Points of Failure NGINX is often placed at the most important point in a web architecture. It receives traffic before it reaches applications, APIs, services, containers, or backend systems. It can act as a reverse proxy, load balancer, SSL termination layer, caching layer, and traffic control point. Because it […]

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25 May 2026 The Hidden Complexity of NGINX: When DIY Configuration Costs More Than Support

The Gap Between Getting NGINX Running and Getting It Right There is a version of NGINX that most teams encounter first: the one that installs cleanly, serves a default page, and seems straightforward enough that configuring it for production feels like a natural next step. That version is real. NGINX is genuinely well-documented, widely adopted, […]

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25 May 2026 NGINX Performance Tuning: From 3,000 to 6,000+ Requests Per Second

Why NGINX Performance Tuning Matters More Than Hardware Upgrades NGINX is trusted because it is fast, stable, lightweight, and highly flexible. It powers websites, APIs, reverse proxies, load balancers, application gateways, and high-traffic platforms across many industries. For many businesses, NGINX quietly sits at the front of critical digital services, handling traffic before it reaches […]

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25 May 2026 RediShell CVE-2025-49844: The 13-Year-Old Critical Vulnerability You Need to Patch Now

A Flaw That Was Always There, Hiding in Plain Sight There is something uniquely unsettling about a critical security vulnerability that has been sitting in a codebase for over a decade. It means that every deployment, every production environment, every cloud workload running Redis during those years was carrying a flaw that nobody knew was […]

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25 May 2026 The Kubernetes Complexity Crisis: Why 75% of Organizations Struggle with Day 2 Operations

Kubernetes Became Essential, Then It Became Hard to Manage Kubernetes has become one of the most important technologies in modern infrastructure. It gives businesses a powerful way to run containerized applications, scale services, manage workloads, and support cloud-native growth. For companies building digital products, SaaS platforms, internal applications, and data-driven systems, Kubernetes often feels like […]

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27 Jan 2026 Apache ZooKeeper Docker Migration How To
5 Sep 2025 How to Deploy Hossted VM App on Oracle How To
8 May 2025 How to Deploy Hossted VM App on GCP How To
10 Jan 2025 How to configure a domain for Hossted VM application How To
22 Oct 2024 How to authorise through AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) How To
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8 Oct 2026 Business and Enterprise Solutions
WordPress: SQL Injection Vulnerability in HashBar – WordPress Notification Bar

In HashBar – WordPress Notification Bar component for WordPress versions 2.0.3 and earlier a high severity vulnerability CVE-2026-94117 was detected. This vulnerability allows attackers to execute arbitrary SQL commands. To address this issue, users should upgrade HashBar – WordPress Notification Bar to the latest available version. For more details, visit https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2026-94117.

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8 Oct 2026 Business and Enterprise Solutions
WordPress: Missing Authorization Vulnerability in MarketKing

In MarketKing plugin component for WordPress versions before 2.1.72 a medium severity vulnerability CVE-2026-93341 was detected. This vulnerability allows authenticated attackers to create fraudulent refund requests against any order. To address this issue, users should upgrade MarketKing to the latest available version. For more details, visit https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2026-93341.

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8 Oct 2026 Business and Enterprise Solutions
WordPress: Information Disclosure in MarketKing

In MarketKing component for WordPress versions before 2.1.72 a medium severity vulnerability CVE-2026-93343 was detected. This vulnerability allows authenticated attackers to retrieve personally identifiable information of all registered vendors. To address this issue, users should upgrade MarketKing to the latest available version. For more details, visit https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2026-93343.

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8 Oct 2026 Business and Enterprise Solutions
WordPress: Arbitrary Shortcode Execution and Information Disclosure in WP Recipe Maker

In WP Recipe Maker component for WordPress versions before 10.8.2 a medium severity vulnerability CVE-2026-86601 was detected. This vulnerability allows unauthenticated users to have arbitrary shortcodes executed server side and to read the content of unpublished recipes. To address this issue, users should upgrade WP Recipe Maker to the latest available version. For more details, visit https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2026-86601.

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8 Oct 2026 Communication and Collaboration
Mattermost: Excessive Database Load Vulnerability

In Mattermost versions 11.10.1 and earlier, 11.9.1 and earlier, 11.8.5 and earlier, and 11.7.10 and earlier a medium severity vulnerability CVE-2026-95666 was detected. This vulnerability allows an authenticated user to cause excessive database load. To address this issue, users should upgrade Mattermost to the latest available version. For more details, visit https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2026-95666.

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7 Oct 2026 DevOps
Temporal: Denial of Service Vulnerability

In affected versions of Temporal a high severity vulnerability CVE-2026-16652 was detected. This vulnerability allows an authenticated attacker to cause a denial of service. To address this issue, users should upgrade Temporal to the latest available version. For more details, visit https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2026-16652.

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5 Oct 2026 Intermittent PgBouncer login rejections caused by IPv6 localhost resolution

Problem: A production PostgreSQL 15.17 cluster managed by Patroni 3.3.2, with PgBouncer 1.25.1 in front of it, showed intermittent application failures during night operations. The application logged ODBC connection errors with SQLSTATE 08P01: “server login has been failing, cached error: connect failed (server_login_retry)”. The customer suspected PostgreSQL connection exhaustion. Metrics showed otherwise: max_connections was 4,000 […]

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1 Oct 2026 Recovering Cassandra nodes blocked by corrupted system_traces SSTables and oversized trace partitions

Problem: An on-prem Apache Cassandra 2.2.5 cluster had two of five nodes in its DR datacenter reporting DOWN in nodetool status, while the primary datacenter remained UP. The cluster had recently gone through a storage migration in which data was moved to larger disks by taking nodes offline and copying files. The failing nodes logged […]

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25 Sep 2026 Removing manual DR rebuilds after primary-site failover for a Patroni PostgreSQL deployment

Problem: A two-site PostgreSQL 13.4 deployment managed by Patroni experienced replication breakage at the DR site after any failover inside the primary site. The DR standby leader’s primary_conninfo was hardcoded to the former primary node’s address, so when the primary role moved to the other primary-site node the standby kept attempting to connect to the […]

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23 Sep 2026 Resolving intermittent ORA-01013 in Debezium Oracle Source connectors caused by LogMiner timeouts

Problem: Debezium Oracle source connectors were intermittently failing with ORA-01013 (“user requested cancel of current operation”) every few hours. Restarting the connector temporarily restored replication. Connector configuration attempts included custom log mining parameters and raising database.query.timeout.ms from the default 600000 ms to 1200000 ms; the Debezium docs warn that setting database.query.timeout.ms to 0 disables the […]

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18 Sep 2026 PostgreSQL WAL archive failures caused by incomplete copies and full filesystems

Problem: A production PostgreSQL 15 instance experienced a Severity‑1 outage after the filesystem containing WAL files reached 100% usage. The customer observed failed Commvault log-backup jobs and that WAL segments were not being archived: SHOW archive_command returned an external script invocation (/var/lib/pgsql/15/scripts/copy_wal.sh %p %f). The shipped copy script used a “test ! -f … && […]

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17 Sep 2026 PostgreSQL 15.17 (Patroni) — investigating high RAM usage with 4,000 connections

Problem: A production Patroni-managed PostgreSQL 15.17 cluster (Patroni 3.3.2) reported persistent high memory consumption on database VMs, frequently exceeding 80% of allocated RAM and once reaching ~95% on a previous 300GB node. The deployment uses max_connections=4000 (cannot be reduced by the application), huge_pages configured as on with approximately 60,000 pages reserved, and vm.overcommit_memory=2 set per […]

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