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Every block actually run.", "tags": [ "python", "security" ], "keywords": [ "Python subprocess", "shell injection", "shell=True", "subprocess.run", "shlex.quote" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-06T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "python-subprocess-and-shell-safety", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/python-subprocess-and-shell-safety/" }, { "slug": "iproute2-policy-routing", "lang": "en", "title": "Policy routing with iproute2: routing on more than the destination", "description": "Policy routing with iproute2 lets `ip rule` pick a routing table by source address, fwmark, or interface — not just the destination. Real `ip route get` output for two uplinks, source-based routing, split tunnels, and IPv6.", "tags": [ "networking", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "policy routing", "ip rule", "iproute2", "routing table", "ip route get", "fwmark", "source-based routing" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-05T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "iproute2-policy-routing", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/iproute2-policy-routing/" }, { "slug": "rootless-containers-and-podman", "lang": "en", "title": "Rootless containers: running containers without root (and Podman vs Docker)", "description": "A rootful container daemon is root-equivalent — a container escape is host root. Real demos of user namespaces, subuid/subgid mapping, unshare, and what breaks rootless: low ports, storage drivers, cgroup delegation. An honest Podman vs Docker verdict.", "tags": [ "devops", "security" ], "keywords": [ "rootless containers", "Podman vs Docker", "user namespaces", "subuid", "daemonless" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-05T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "rootless-containers-and-podman", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/rootless-containers-and-podman/" }, { "slug": "http-security-headers-and-csp", "lang": "en", "title": "Content-Security-Policy and security headers that actually do something", "description": "A deep-dive into Content-Security-Policy (CSP): a real before/after header diff in throwaway nginx containers, how CSP nonces and hashes beat 'unsafe-inline', how frame-ancestors stops clickjacking, how Report-Only mode lets you test without breaking your site, and a copy-paste starting set for a static site.", "tags": [ "security", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "Content-Security-Policy", "security headers", "CSP nonce", "HSTS", "Report-Only" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-04T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "http-security-headers-and-csp", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/http-security-headers-and-csp/" }, { "slug": "ipv6-firewalling-with-nftables", "lang": "en", "title": "IPv6 firewalling with nftables: one inet ruleset for both families", "description": "A hands-on IPv6 firewall lab: one nftables inet table for both address families, the ICMPv6 rules IPv6 cannot live without, link-local and multicast allowances, default-deny input, real allowed/blocked test output, and the ip6tables comparison.", "tags": [ "networking", "security" ], "keywords": [ "IPv6 firewall", "nftables inet", "ICMPv6", "ip6tables vs nftables", "default deny" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-04T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "ipv6-firewalling-with-nftables", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/ipv6-firewalling-with-nftables/" }, { "slug": "opentelemetry-collector-pipelines", "lang": "en", "title": "The OpenTelemetry Collector: Your Pipeline Between App and Backend", "description": "How the OpenTelemetry Collector decouples apps from backends via receivers, processors, and exporters — with real OTLP output from a throwaway container.", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "OpenTelemetry Collector", "OTLP", "collector pipeline", "receivers processors exporters", "tail sampling" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-03T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "opentelemetry-collector-pipelines", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/opentelemetry-collector-pipelines/" }, { "slug": "self-hosted-container-registry", "lang": "en", "title": "A self-hosted container registry: private docker push on your own box", "description": "Run your own self-hosted container registry with registry:2: real docker push and pull output, the v2 API by hand (catalog, tags, manifests), htpasswd auth, TLS, and garbage collection.", "tags": [ "self-hosting", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "self-hosted container registry", "docker push", "registry:2", "v2 API", "htpasswd" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-03T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "self-hosted-container-registry", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/self-hosted-container-registry/" }, { "slug": "cgroups-v2-io-limits", "lang": "en", "title": "cgroup v2 io.max: capping disk throughput per container", "description": "Real fio numbers on a Docker 29 host: how the cgroup v2 io controller caps per-container disk throughput, what --device-write-bps actually writes, io.max vs io.weight, and why buffered dd lies.", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "cgroup v2 io.max", "container I/O limits", "device-write-bps", "io.weight", "PSI" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-02T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "cgroups-v2-io-limits", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/cgroups-v2-io-limits/" }, { "slug": "git-hooks-and-local-ci", "lang": "en", "title": "Git Hooks: A Local CI You Can Version-Control", "description": "Git hooks are scripts that run at key points in the git lifecycle. Learn how pre-commit, commit-msg, and pre-push hooks work, why core.hooksPath solves the cloning problem, and how server-side hooks enforce what client hooks only suggest.", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "git hooks", "pre-commit hook", "core.hooksPath", "commit-msg", "pre-push" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-02T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "git-hooks-and-local-ci", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/git-hooks-and-local-ci/" }, { "slug": "linux-swap-and-zram", "lang": "en", "title": "Linux swap and zram: what they are, and when they save you", "description": "What Linux swap actually is (and why it is not RAM), what vm.swappiness really controls, how to read memory pressure from vmstat si/so, pswpin/pswpout and /proc/pressure, and when zram beats a disk swapfile — real output, plus a 400 MiB allocation test under a Docker cgroup limit.", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "Linux swap", "zram", "vm.swappiness", "memory pressure", "swapfile", "pswpin" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-01T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "linux-swap-and-zram", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/linux-swap-and-zram/" }, { "slug": "prometheus-recording-rules", "lang": "en", "title": "Prometheus Recording Rules and Federation: Pre-computing What You Ask for Often", "description": "Recording rules pre-compute expensive PromQL into new metrics on an interval. Federation pulls aggregated series from many Prometheus instances into one. Real output from a live setup with promtool, /api/v1/rules, and /federate.", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "Prometheus recording rules", "rule_files", "Prometheus federation", "promtool", "PromQL" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-01T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "prometheus-recording-rules", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/prometheus-recording-rules/" }, { "slug": "sqlite-json1-and-generated-columns", "lang": "en", "title": "SQLite JSON: Querying JSON in a Single File (and When to Normalize)", "description": "SQLite's JSON1 extension lets you query, filter, and index JSON stored in a TEXT column — json_extract, ->>, json_each, and the generated-column trick that makes it fast.", "tags": [ "devops", "python" ], "keywords": [ "SQLite JSON", "json_extract", "generated column", "json_each", "index a JSON field" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-31T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "sqlite-json1-and-generated-columns", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/sqlite-json1-and-generated-columns/" }, { "slug": "tls-ocsp-stapling", "lang": "en", "title": "TLS OCSP stapling: certificate revocation without the privacy leak", "description": "How certificate revocation works: CRLs, OCSP queries and their privacy cost, ssl_stapling in nginx verified with s_client -status against a real Docker lab, Must-Staple, and why Let's Encrypt killing OCSP in 2025 changed everything.", "tags": [ "security", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "OCSP stapling", "certificate revocation", "ssl_stapling", "CRL", "Must-Staple" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-31T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "tls-ocsp-stapling", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/tls-ocsp-stapling/" }, { "slug": "systemd-networkd-vs-networkmanager", "lang": "en", "title": "systemd-networkd vs NetworkManager: which one should configure your network?", "description": "A hands-on comparison of systemd-networkd and NetworkManager with real output: .network files vs nmcli connection profiles, the same static IP configured both ways, how each feeds systemd-resolved, and why running both is a bad idea.", "tags": [ "networking", "systemd" ], "keywords": [ "systemd-networkd", "NetworkManager", "Linux network configuration", ".network file", "nmcli" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-30T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "systemd-networkd-vs-networkmanager", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/systemd-networkd-vs-networkmanager/" }, { "slug": "tmux-and-session-management", "lang": "en", "title": "tmux in practice: sessions that outlive your SSH connection", "description": "A practical guide to tmux sessions, windows, and panes: how a terminal multiplexer keeps your work alive across dropped SSH connections, how to script reproducible layouts, and how send-keys and capture-pane enable real automation.", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "tmux", "tmux sessions", "terminal multiplexer", "tmux scripting", "detach attach" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-30T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "tmux-and-session-management", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/tmux-and-session-management/" }, { "slug": "container-image-layers-and-digests", "lang": "en", "title": "Container Image Layers and Digests: What Is Actually Inside an Image", "description": "A container image is an ordered stack of filesystem layers plus a config. Learn how Dockerfiles map to layers, why layer order matters for cache reuse, and the difference between tags and digests.", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "container image layers", "image digest", "docker history", "layer cache", "docker save" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-29T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "container-image-layers-and-digests", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/container-image-layers-and-digests/" }, { "slug": "systemd-service-watchdog", "lang": "en", "title": "systemd watchdog: restarting what hangs, not just what crashes", "description": "Restart=on-failure only catches processes that exit. This shows how WatchdogSec plus sd_notify heartbeats catch the ones that hang instead, with real systemd journal output, StartLimitBurst crash-loop protection, and Type=notify readiness.", "tags": [ "systemd", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "systemd watchdog", "Restart=on-failure", "WatchdogSec", "sd_notify", "StartLimitBurst" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-29T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "systemd-service-watchdog", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/systemd-service-watchdog/" }, { "slug": "linux-signals-deep-dive", "lang": "en", "title": "Linux Signals: kill vs kill -9, and the PID 1 Container Trap", "description": "Linux signals are asynchronous notifications, not message queues. Learn the difference between SIGTERM and SIGKILL, how signal handlers enable graceful shutdown, why sigprocmask defers delivery, and the PID 1 container trap where your app must handle SIGTERM itself.", "tags": [ "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Linux signals", "SIGTERM vs SIGKILL", "signal handler", "PID 1 container", "graceful shutdown" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-28T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "linux-signals-deep-dive", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/linux-signals-deep-dive/" }, { "slug": "tcp-window-and-socket-buffers", "lang": "en", "title": "TCP window scaling and socket buffers: why your transfer is slow on a long link", "description": "Why a 500 Mbit/s link delivers 14 Mbit/s: the receive window, TCP window scaling, the bandwidth-delay product, and how socket buffers and autotuning set your real ceiling — measured with real iperf3, tcpdump, netem, and ss -ti output.", "tags": [ "networking", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "TCP window scaling", "bandwidth-delay product", "socket buffer", "ss -ti", "tcp_rmem" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-28T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "tcp-window-and-socket-buffers", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/tcp-window-and-socket-buffers/" }, { "slug": "go-context-and-cancellation", "lang": "en", "title": "Go context: cancellation, deadlines, and not leaking goroutines", "description": "A practical tour of Go's context package — WithTimeout, WithCancel, WithValue, errgroup, and the goroutine-leak pattern that bites when you ignore ctx.Done().", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "Go context", "context cancellation", "context.WithTimeout", "goroutine leak", "errgroup" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-27T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "go-context-and-cancellation", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/go-context-and-cancellation/" }, { "slug": "http-compression-brotli-vs-gzip", "lang": "en", "title": "brotli vs gzip, measured: HTTP compression on real files, level by level", "description": "brotli vs gzip, measured on real files: full gzip 1-9 and brotli 1-11 byte tables, compression-level CPU costs, nginx gzip and brotli setup, precompressed static assets, BREACH, and what not to compress.", "tags": [ "nginx", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "brotli vs gzip", "HTTP compression", "Content-Encoding", "nginx gzip", "compression level" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-27T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "http-compression-brotli-vs-gzip", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/http-compression-brotli-vs-gzip/" }, { "slug": "container-seccomp-hardening", "lang": "en", "title": "Hardening a Container: seccomp, Read-Only Filesystems, and Capabilities", "description": "A practical guide to Docker security options with real experiments: seccomp profiles, read-only containers, capability dropping, and no-new-privileges.", "tags": [ "security", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "container seccomp", "docker security options", "read-only container", "cap-drop", "no-new-privileges" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-26T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "container-seccomp-hardening", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/container-seccomp-hardening/" }, { "slug": "mqtt-5-in-practice", "lang": "en", "title": "MQTT 5 in practice: shared subscriptions, request/response and the reason codes that matter", "description": "MQTT 5 adds shared subscriptions, request-response MQTT patterns, user properties, message expiry and real reason codes. Here is what each one actually changes, with real mosquitto 2.1.2 output.", "tags": [ "embedded", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "MQTT 5", "shared subscriptions", "user properties", "request response MQTT", "mosquitto" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-26T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "mqtt-5-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/mqtt-5-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "linux-page-cache-and-mmap", "lang": "en", "title": "The Linux page cache and mmap: where your file reads really happen", "description": "Where do file reads really happen? I measure the Linux page cache with /proc/meminfo, show a 25x cold-vs-warm read, count read() vs mmap() syscalls with strace, and demonstrate msync, fadvise, and why drop_caches is the wrong tool.", "tags": [ "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Linux page cache", "mmap vs read", "drop_caches", "page fault", "/proc/meminfo" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-25T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "linux-page-cache-and-mmap", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/linux-page-cache-and-mmap/" }, { "slug": "nats-jetstream", "lang": "en", "title": "NATS JetStream in practice: durable streams without a cluster", "description": "I ran a throwaway single-node NATS JetStream server and pasted real output: stream creation, durable consumers, explicit consumer acks, and an at-least-once redelivery demo where an unacked message comes back with tries: 2 and num_redelivered: 1. Retention policies, limits, and the KV layer included.", "tags": [ "networking", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "NATS JetStream", "durable streams", "at-least-once delivery", "consumer acks", "retention policy" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-25T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "nats-jetstream", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/nats-jetstream/" }, { "slug": "io-uring-in-practice", "lang": "en", "title": "io_uring in practice: why batch submission beats syscall-per-I/O", "description": "io_uring trades one syscall per I/O for a shared ring between user space and the kernel. Real fio ioengine comparisons on Linux 7.2: what queue depth changes, what it doesn't, and where SQPOLL and registered buffers actually help.", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "io_uring", "asynchronous I/O", "fio ioengine", "queue depth", "epoll", "libaio", "SQPOLL" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-24T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "io-uring-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/io-uring-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "postgres-row-level-security", "lang": "en", "title": "Postgres Row Level Security: Multi-Tenancy Enforced by the Database", "description": "How Postgres RLS policies filter rows per tenant, the difference between ENABLE and FORCE, USING vs WITH CHECK, the pooler trap, and real isolation proofs you can reproduce.", "tags": [ "devops", "security" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres row level security", "RLS", "CREATE POLICY", "multi-tenancy", "current_setting" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-24T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-row-level-security", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/postgres-row-level-security/" }, { "slug": "dotlens3d-glass-bead-optics", "lang": "en", "title": "Glass bead lens ray tracing on the GPU: moiré magnification and lenticular depth", "description": "Forward-simulating the optics behind glass-bead 3D pictures: a per-pixel GPU shader ray tracer for a glass bead lens array, thin-lens deflection vs Snell's law refraction, why moiré magnification and parallax appear, the Qt+moderngl context trap, and inverse design that prints a 3D model.", "tags": [ "python", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "glass bead lens", "ray tracing", "GPU shader", "moiré magnification", "lenticular" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-23T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "dotlens3d-glass-bead-optics", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/dotlens3d-glass-bead-optics/" }, { "slug": "go-pprof-profiling", "lang": "en", "title": "Go pprof: a real Go profiling run, from cpuprofile to heap profile", "description": "A hands-on Go profiling walkthrough with real pprof output: import net/http/pprof, capture a cpuprofile and a memory profile, read -top and -list, and tell alloc_space from inuse_space — then fix a 5.6 GB-per-request allocation hotspot using only the profiles.", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "Go pprof", "Go profiling", "cpuprofile", "memory profile", "heap profile" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-22T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "go-pprof-profiling", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/go-pprof-profiling/" }, { "slug": "http-conditional-requests", "lang": "en", "title": "HTTP conditional requests: ETag, 304 Not Modified, and saving bandwidth the right way", "description": "Conditional requests let a client ask 'has this changed?' before downloading a body. Real curl output against a throwaway nginx: ETag + If-None-Match returning 304 Not Modified with zero body bytes, If-Modified-Since vs ETag, If-Match returning 412, and Range returning 206.", "tags": [ "networking", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "HTTP conditional requests", "ETag", "304 Not Modified", "If-None-Match", "Last-Modified" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-22T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "http-conditional-requests", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/http-conditional-requests/" }, { "slug": "certificate-transparency", "lang": "en", "title": "Certificate Transparency: how mis-issued certificates get caught", "description": "How Certificate Transparency works in practice: real SCTs decoded from a live certificate with openssl, which CT logs signed them, how Chrome enforces SCTs, and how to query public CT logs to catch mis-issued certificates for your own domains.", "tags": [ "security", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "Certificate Transparency", "SCT", "CT log", "crt.sh", "mis-issued certificate" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-21T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "certificate-transparency", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/certificate-transparency/" }, { "slug": "redis-persistence", "lang": "en", "title": "Redis Persistence: RDB vs AOF, and What You Actually Lose on a Crash", "description": "A practical guide to Redis persistence with real benchmarks: RDB snapshots, AOF append-only files, appendfsync policies, crash recovery, and AOF rewrite — measured on Docker.", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "Redis persistence", "RDB vs AOF", "appendfsync", "Redis durability", "BGSAVE" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-21T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "redis-persistence", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/redis-persistence/" }, { "slug": "postgres-recursive-cte", "lang": "en", "title": "Postgres recursive CTE: query trees and graphs in SQL", "description": "Recursive CTEs walk hierarchical data with a base case and a self-referencing term. Learn WITH RECURSIVE, depth/path accumulation, CYCLE protection, SEARCH ORDER, EXPLAIN plans, and when to use materialized path or ltree instead.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres recursive CTE", "WITH RECURSIVE", "tree query", "hierarchical data", "CYCLE" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-20T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-recursive-cte", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/postgres-recursive-cte/" }, { "slug": "sqlite-vacuum-and-integrity", "lang": "en", "title": "SQLite VACUUM, integrity_check, and a database file that won't shrink", "description": "A SQLite file that grows and never shrinks is the freelist. See real before/after numbers for page_count, freelist_count, VACUUM, auto_vacuum, incremental_vacuum, VACUUM INTO, and integrity_check vs quick_check.", "tags": [ "devops", "python" ], "keywords": [ "SQLite VACUUM", "PRAGMA integrity_check", "auto_vacuum", "database file size", "freelist" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-20T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "sqlite-vacuum-and-integrity", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/sqlite-vacuum-and-integrity/" }, { "slug": "git-internals", "lang": "en", "title": "Git internals: objects, refs, and packfiles (git is a tiny database)", "description": "A hands-on tour of Git internals: blobs, trees, commits, and tags as one content-addressed store, refs and HEAD, and how git gc packs loose objects. Real git cat-file, ls-tree, and verify-pack output.", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "Git internals", "git objects", "blob tree commit", "packfiles", "git cat-file" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-19T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "git-internals", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/git-internals/" }, { "slug": "nginx-modsecurity-waf", "lang": "en", "title": "An nginx WAF for real: ModSecurity + OWASP CRS, tested against SQLi, XSS, and path traversal", "description": "A hands-on nginx WAF test: nginx + ModSecurity + OWASP CRS 4.30 blocking a real SQL injection, XSS, and path traversal with 403s and real audit-log rule IDs (942100, 941100, 930110) — plus DetectionOnly rollout, false positives, latency, and where a WAF actually fits.", "tags": [ "security", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "ModSecurity", "OWASP CRS", "WAF", "nginx WAF", "SQL injection" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-19T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "nginx-modsecurity-waf", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/nginx-modsecurity-waf/" }, { "slug": "core-web-vitals", "lang": "en", "title": "Core Web Vitals in practice: LCP, CLS, and INP without guessing", "description": "No guessing, no vibes: I ship two fixture article pages, one sloppy and one fixed, and paste the real Lighthouse and web-vitals output. What actually moves LCP, CLS and INP on a mostly-static site, and which micro-optimizations are not worth your time.", "tags": [ "seo", "astro" ], "keywords": [ "Core Web Vitals", "LCP", "CLS", "INP", "Lighthouse" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-18T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "core-web-vitals", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/core-web-vitals/" }, { "slug": "linux-capabilities", "lang": "en", "title": "Linux capabilities, demystified: root's powers, itemised", "description": "A hands-on Linux capabilities guide with real Docker demos: why root is too much power, how ~40 capabilities split it up, the five sets, capsh, /proc/self/status, getcap/setcap, bounding sets, CAP_SYS_ADMIN, and the drop-all-add-back recipe.", "tags": [ "security", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Linux capabilities", "CAP_NET_RAW", "capsh", "cap-drop", "setcap" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-18T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "linux-capabilities", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/linux-capabilities/" }, { "slug": "alertmanager-in-practice", "lang": "en", "title": "Alertmanager in practice: routing, grouping, and silencing alerts without the noise", "description": "Alertmanager in practice from a throwaway Prometheus + Alertmanager lab: the config tree, alert routing and grouping, inhibition, silences with amtool, and real webhook payloads for firing and resolved alerts.", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "Alertmanager", "alert routing", "alert grouping", "silence", "inhibition", "Prometheus rules", "webhook receiver" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-17T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "alertmanager-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/alertmanager-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "disk-io-and-fio", "lang": "en", "title": "Disk I/O benchmarks that mean something: fio, IOPS, and fsync", "description": "Why 'my disk is slow' is usually the wrong question. Real fio benchmarks showing IOPS vs throughput vs latency, the queue-depth effect, the true cost of fsync, and how tmpfs vs a LUKS-encrypted NVMe SSD changes everything.", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "fio benchmark", "disk IOPS", "fsync", "iostat", "queue depth", "throughput", "io_uring" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-17T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "disk-io-and-fio", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/disk-io-and-fio/" }, { "slug": "containerd-vs-docker", "lang": "en", "title": "containerd vs Docker: what's actually doing the work", "description": "Docker vs containerd, settled on a real Arch host with docker version, docker info, ps and runc output: which layer starts your container, why runc is the OCI runtime at the bottom, what Docker adds on top, and why you probably shouldn't rip it out.", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "containerd", "runc", "Docker vs containerd", "OCI runtime", "nerdctl" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-16T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "containerd-vs-docker", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/containerd-vs-docker/" }, { "slug": "ipv6-slaac-and-ra", "lang": "en", "title": "IPv6 SLAAC and Router Advertisements, Reproduced", "description": "How a host gets an IPv6 address without DHCP — RS/RA exchange, prefix information, A/M/O flags, EUI-64 vs stable-privacy, and real radvd output.", "tags": [ "networking", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "IPv6 SLAAC", "router advertisement", "radvd", "EUI-64", "RS RA" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-16T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "ipv6-slaac-and-ra", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/ipv6-slaac-and-ra/" }, { "slug": "systemd-resolved", "lang": "en", "title": "systemd-resolved in practice: the stub resolver you forgot you have", "description": "systemd-resolved is the local caching stub resolver on 127.0.0.53 that most systems already run — and quietly bypass. A hands-on tour of resolvectl, the cache, split DNS, DNS over TLS and mDNS, with real output from an Arch box.", "tags": [ "networking", "systemd" ], "keywords": [ "systemd-resolved", "resolvectl", "stub resolver", "DNS over TLS", "split DNS" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-15T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "systemd-resolved", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/systemd-resolved/" }, { "slug": "tls-session-resumption", "lang": "en", "title": "TLS session resumption: full handshake vs resumed, and TLS 1.3 0-RTT", "description": "What a full TLS handshake really costs in round trips and bytes, how session IDs and session tickets (TLS 1.2) and PSK tickets (TLS 1.3) let a reconnecting client skip most of the work, how to see it with openssl s_client -sess_out/-sess_in, nginx ssl_session_cache tuning, and the TLS 1.3 0-RTT replay tradeoff.", "tags": [ "security", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "TLS session resumption", "session ticket", "TLS 1.3 0-RTT", "openssl s_client", "PSK" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-15T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "tls-session-resumption", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/tls-session-resumption/" }, { "slug": "cpu-scheduling-and-affinity", "lang": "en", "title": "CPU scheduling in practice: nice/renice, CPU affinity, taskset — and why one core is pegged", "description": "A hands-on tour of Linux CPU scheduling on an 8-core box: how CFS shares a core by weight, why nice/renice only bites under load, when CPU affinity and taskset help vs hurt, the SCHED_FIFO danger, how docker --cpus throttles via cpu.max, and how to spot a pegged core with mpstat -P ALL and pidstat.", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "CPU scheduling", "nice renice", "CPU affinity", "taskset", "run queue", "cgroup cpu.weight", "SCHED_FIFO" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-14T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "cpu-scheduling-and-affinity", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/cpu-scheduling-and-affinity/" }, { "slug": "postgres-triggers", "lang": "en", "title": "Postgres triggers in practice: the good, the bad, and the invisible", "description": "Postgres triggers explained with real output from a throwaway container: BEFORE/AFTER row triggers, FOR EACH STATEMENT, NEW/OLD, WHEN conditions, INSTEAD OF on views, RAISE EXCEPTION, trigger ordering, the visibility gotcha, and the per-row performance trap.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres triggers", "CREATE TRIGGER", "audit table", "trigger function", "NEW OLD" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-14T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-triggers", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/postgres-triggers/" }, { "slug": "dnssec-in-practice", "lang": "en", "title": "DNSSEC in Practice: Signing a Zone and Watching Validation Fail", "description": "A hands-on DNSSEC walkthrough: sign a real zone with BIND inline signing, inspect DNSKEY/RRSIG/DS/NSEC records, see the ad flag from a validating resolver, watch SERVFAIL when the chain breaks, and learn why key rollovers make DNSSEC operationally painful.", "tags": [ "networking", "security" ], "keywords": [ "DNSSEC", "RRSIG", "chain of trust", "DNSSEC validation", "DS record" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-13T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "dnssec-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/dnssec-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "journald-in-practice", "lang": "en", "title": "journalctl in practice: the systemd journal you're already running", "description": "A hands-on tour of journalctl and the systemd journal on a real Arch host: filter by unit, priority and time, follow logs live, read journal fields like _SYSTEMD_UNIT and _PID, add custom fields, script with -o json, and manage journald retention with --disk-usage and vacuum.", "tags": [ "systemd", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "journalctl", "systemd journal", "structured logs", "journald retention", "-o json" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-13T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "journald-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/journald-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "buildkit-in-practice", "lang": "en", "title": "BuildKit in practice: cache mounts and multi-arch images", "description": "Real BuildKit builds, not theory: I built a multi-stage Go image with cache mounts, watched every layer go CACHED on rebuild, produced a real multi-arch manifest with docker buildx, and measured how slow arm64 emulation actually is. Everything below is copied from my terminal.", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "BuildKit", "docker buildx", "multi-arch build", "cache mount", "--platform" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-12T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "buildkit-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/buildkit-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "wireguard-troubleshooting", "lang": "en", "title": "WireGuard troubleshooting: the handshake is fine, so why is nothing working?", "description": "A practical WireGuard troubleshooting ladder built from real wg show, tcpdump and conntrack output: wrong public keys, missing AllowedIPs, PersistentKeepalive behind NAT, and MTU stalls. All reproduced in throwaway containers.", "tags": [ "networking", "security" ], "keywords": [ "WireGuard troubleshooting", "wg show", "AllowedIPs", "WireGuard handshake", "PersistentKeepalive" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-12T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "wireguard-troubleshooting", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/wireguard-troubleshooting/" }, { "slug": "oom-killer-and-overcommit", "lang": "en", "title": "Linux memory overcommit and the OOM killer: why your process died", "description": "What memory overcommit is, the three vm.overcommit_memory modes, Committed_AS vs CommitLimit, why the OOM killer picks the biggest RSS via oom_score, cgroup limits vs the global killer, swap's role, and how to read the evidence — all with real output from throwaway containers.", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "OOM killer", "memory overcommit", "vm.overcommit_memory", "oom_score", "Committed_AS", "memory.max", "OOMKilled" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-11T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "oom-killer-and-overcommit", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/oom-killer-and-overcommit/" }, { "slug": "redis-sentinel-vs-cluster", "lang": "en", "title": "Redis Sentinel vs Redis Cluster: a real failover, real hash slots, and which you need", "description": "The practical difference between Redis Sentinel and Redis Cluster: a real failover demo with three sentinels, a real MOVED redirect and 16384 hash slots with a 3-master cluster, the honest costs of each, and a decision list for which one your setup actually needs.", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "Redis Sentinel", "Redis Cluster", "failover", "hash slots", "MOVED" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-11T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "redis-sentinel-vs-cluster", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/redis-sentinel-vs-cluster/" }, { "slug": "loki-log-aggregation", "lang": "en", "title": "Log aggregation with Grafana Loki: cheap logs, real queries", "description": "Grafana Loki indexes labels instead of full text, and that is what makes log aggregation cheap. Real Loki 3.4 output: pushing lines, LogQL stream selectors, line filters, rate() metric queries, and the label cardinality trap.", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "Grafana Loki", "LogQL", "log aggregation", "label cardinality", "Promtail" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-10T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "loki-log-aggregation", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/loki-log-aggregation/" }, { "slug": "systemd-socket-activation", "lang": "en", "title": "systemd socket activation: start a service on the first connection, not at boot", "description": "systemd socket activation, made concrete: systemd owns the listening socket (ListenStream), starts your service on the first connection, and passes the fd via sd_listen_fds. Real systemctl --user output, the .socket/.service pair, systemd-socket-activate, and the honest tradeoffs.", "tags": [ "systemd", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "systemd socket activation", "ListenStream", "sd_listen_fds", ".socket unit", "LISTEN_FDS" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-10T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "systemd-socket-activation", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/systemd-socket-activation/" }, { "slug": "consul-in-practice", "lang": "en", "title": "Consul in practice: service discovery, health checks, and KV without Kubernetes", "description": "Real Consul, no Kubernetes: I ran a throwaway dev agent on 127.0.0.1, registered a service with an HTTP health check, watched it flip to critical, queried it through the DNS interface and HTTP API, and stored config in Consul KV — with real output.", "tags": [ "devops", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "Consul", "service discovery", "health check", "Consul KV", "DNS interface" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-09T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "consul-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/consul-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "nginx-proxy-cache", "lang": "en", "title": "nginx proxy_cache in practice: caching your upstream for real", "description": "A hands-on walkthrough of nginx proxy_cache: real MISS→HIT requests against a counting origin, X-Cache-Status debugging, cache keys, bypass, stale-while-error, and the risks OSS nginx won't save you from.", "tags": [ "nginx", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "nginx proxy_cache", "X-Cache-Status", "proxy_cache_path", "cache HIT MISS", "cache key" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-09T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "nginx-proxy-cache", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/nginx-proxy-cache/" }, { "slug": "sqlite-concurrency", "lang": "en", "title": "SQLite concurrency: the locking model, WAL, and why you get \"database is locked\"", "description": "A practical guide to SQLite locking with real experiments: why the default rollback journal returns \"database is locked\" (SQLITE_BUSY), how WAL mode lets readers run during a write, and the one-writer rule, with busy_timeout and synchronous trade-offs and real timings.", "tags": [ "devops", "python" ], "keywords": [ "SQLite locking", "database is locked", "WAL mode", "SQLITE_BUSY", "busy_timeout" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-08T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "sqlite-concurrency", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/sqlite-concurrency/" }, { "slug": "tcp-keepalive", "lang": "en", "title": "TCP Keepalive vs Heartbeats: How a Server Notices a Dead Peer", "description": "A half-open connection can linger for hours. Learn how TCP keepalive (SO_KEEPALIVE, TCP_KEEPIDLE) and application-level heartbeats detect dead peers, with real experiments and timings.", "tags": [ "networking", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "TCP keepalive", "half-open connection", "TCP_KEEPIDLE", "heartbeat", "SO_KEEPALIVE" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-08T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "tcp-keepalive", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/tcp-keepalive/" }, { "slug": "dns-zone-transfer-axfr", "lang": "en", "title": "DNS zone transfers (AXFR): how they leak your whole zone — and how to stop it", "description": "A DNS zone transfer (AXFR) hands a stranger every hostname in your zone in one query. Real dig AXFR output against a lab BIND on 127.0.0.1, the real REFUSED after allow-transfer { none; }, TSIG-restricted secondary DNS, and NSEC3.", "tags": [ "networking", "security" ], "keywords": [ "DNS zone transfer", "AXFR", "allow-transfer", "dig AXFR", "zone enumeration" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-07T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "dns-zone-transfer-axfr", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/dns-zone-transfer-axfr/" }, { "slug": "postgres-listen-notify", "lang": "en", "title": "Postgres LISTEN/NOTIFY: a message bus you already have", "description": "Postgres has a built-in pub/sub mechanism called LISTEN/NOTIFY. It is small, fast, and already running in your database. Here is how to use it, its real limits, and when to reach for a real queue instead.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres LISTEN NOTIFY", "pg_notify", "database pub/sub", "change notification", "trigger" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-07T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-listen-notify", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/postgres-listen-notify/" }, { "slug": "file-descriptors-and-ulimits", "lang": "en", "title": "File descriptor limit: the 'too many open files' bug and how to fix it", "description": "What a file descriptor is, why files, sockets and pipes share one limit, how to read soft vs hard limits with ulimit -n and /proc//limits, what EMFILE means, and a checklist for fixing 'too many open files' — raise the limit, then find the leak.", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "file descriptor limit", "too many open files", "ulimit -n", "EMFILE", "LimitNOFILE", "lsof", "/proc/pid/fd" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-06T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "file-descriptors-and-ulimits", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/file-descriptors-and-ulimits/" }, { "slug": "http2-vs-http11", "lang": "en", "title": "HTTP/2 vs HTTP/1.1: what actually changed (and what didn't)", "description": "A hands-on HTTP/2 vs HTTP/1.1 comparison: real curl and nghttp2 output from a throwaway nginx showing HTTP/2 multiplexing, HPACK header compression, the nginx http2 config, why TCP head-of-line blocking still needs QUIC, and honest localhost vs high-latency measurements.", "tags": [ "networking", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "HTTP/2 vs HTTP/1.1", "HTTP/2 multiplexing", "HPACK", "head-of-line blocking", "nginx http2" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-06T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "http2-vs-http11", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/http2-vs-http11/" }, { "slug": "haproxy-in-practice", "lang": "en", "title": "HAProxy in practice: the load balancer that never surprises you", "description": "A hands-on HAProxy guide: the HAProxy config model (defaults, frontend, backend), mode http vs mode tcp, roundrobin vs leastconn, active health checks that eject a dead backend live, timeouts and retries, and the stats page — reproduced on haproxy 3.0 with real output.", "tags": [ "devops", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "HAProxy", "HAProxy config", "health check", "load balancing", "mode tcp" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-05T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "haproxy-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/haproxy-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "nginx-stream-module", "lang": "en", "title": "nginx stream module: TCP/UDP proxying at L4", "description": "How to use nginx stream module as a TCP/UDP proxy. L4 vs L7 explained with real configs, ssl_preread SNI routing, UDP proxying, load balancing, and proxy_protocol.", "tags": [ "nginx", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "nginx stream module", "nginx TCP proxy", "UDP proxy", "ssl_preread", "L4 proxy" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-05T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "nginx-stream-module", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/nginx-stream-module/" }, { "slug": "scapy-packet-crafting", "lang": "en", "title": "Scapy tutorial: craft packets and sniff packets on your own loopback", "description": "Hands-on packet manipulation in Python: craft packets with Scapy — a crafted ICMP echo, an Ethernet/IP/TCP frame, a real DNS query — send them on your own loopback, and sniff the replies. Real show(), hexdump() and resolver output, plus the honest limits.", "tags": [ "networking", "python", "security" ], "keywords": [ "Scapy tutorial", "craft packets", "packet manipulation Python", "sniff packets", "ICMP", "DNS query", "hexdump" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-04T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "scapy-packet-crafting", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/scapy-packet-crafting/" }, { "slug": "traffic-shaping-with-tc", "lang": "en", "title": "tc netem: traffic shaping with measurable latency, loss, and rate limits", "description": "Use tc netem and tbf to emulate WAN latency, packet loss, and rate limits on Linux. Real measurements from a throwaway Docker container: ping RTT, throughput before/after, and tc -s counters.", "tags": [ "networking", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "tc netem", "traffic shaping", "network emulation", "tc qdisc", "tbf" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-04T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "traffic-shaping-with-tc", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/traffic-shaping-with-tc/" }, { "slug": "container-image-signing", "lang": "en", "title": "Container supply-chain integrity: signing images with cosign, and why tags lie", "description": "Tags lie and digests don't. A hands-on guide to container supply-chain integrity: build a tiny image, sign it by image digest with cosign, verify before deploy, watch a silently moved tag fail verification, attach an SBOM, and gate the deploy. Real terminal output included.", "tags": [ "security", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "cosign", "image signing", "container supply chain", "image digest", "SBOM", "Sigstore", "immutable tags" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-03T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "container-image-signing", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/container-image-signing/" }, { "slug": "postgres-window-functions", "lang": "en", "title": "Postgres window functions: the SQL that replaces your loops", "description": "Window functions compute across related rows without collapsing them. Learn ROW_NUMBER, RANK, LAG, running totals, frames, and the top-N-per-group pattern with real query output.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres window functions", "ROW_NUMBER", "PARTITION BY", "top N per group", "LAG LEAD" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-03T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-window-functions", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/postgres-window-functions/" }, { "slug": "rust-ownership", "lang": "en", "title": "Rust ownership, taught by the compiler's own errors", "description": "Rust ownership explained through real borrow-checker errors: E0382 use-after-move, E0502 borrow conflicts, E0597 dangling references, E0106 missing lifetimes. Every error message pasted verbatim from rustc, with the fix that compiles.", "tags": [ "rust" ], "keywords": [ "Rust ownership", "borrow checker", "lifetimes", "E0382", "move semantics", "Rc", "RefCell" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-02T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "rust-ownership", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/rust-ownership/" }, { "slug": "sqlite-fts5", "lang": "en", "title": "SQLite FTS5 in practice: full-text search in one file", "description": "SQLite FTS5 in practice: full-text search in one file. Real sqlite3 output — creating the index (standalone and external content), MATCH queries, bm25() ranking versus LIKE, highlight() and snippet(), the unicode61, porter and trigram tokenizers, maintenance, and the honest limits.", "tags": [ "devops", "python" ], "keywords": [ "SQLite FTS5", "full-text search SQLite", "bm25", "MATCH query", "tokenizer", "external content", "trigram" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-02T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "sqlite-fts5", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/sqlite-fts5/" }, { "slug": "go-concurrency-race-detector", "lang": "en", "title": "Go race detector: the data races, deadlocks, and goroutine leaks it finds (and the ones it can't)", "description": "A hands-on tour of Go concurrency bugs with real race-detector output: a data race reproduced with go run -race and go test -race, a deadlock that trips the runtime, and a goroutine leak — plus the sync.Mutex, channel-ownership, and context cancellation fixes that pass -race clean.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Go race detector", "data race", "goroutine leak", "go test -race", "deadlock", "context cancellation", "sync.Mutex" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-01T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "go-concurrency-race-detector", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/go-concurrency-race-detector/" }, { "slug": "linux-boot-process", "lang": "en", "title": "What actually happens when Linux boots: firmware, initramfs, and systemd targets", "description": "A ground-up walkthrough of the Linux boot process on a real Arch Linux laptop: UEFI firmware and the ESP, GRUB, kernel and initramfs, systemd as PID 1, the sysinit → basic → multi-user → graphical target chain, systemd-analyze timing, and a debugging playbook for slow or failed boots.", "tags": [ "linux", "systemd" ], "keywords": [ "Linux boot process", "systemd targets", "initramfs", "systemd-analyze", "GRUB", "UEFI", "PID 1" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-01T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "linux-boot-process", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/linux-boot-process/" }, { "slug": "asyncio-pitfalls", "lang": "en", "title": "asyncio pitfalls: the five mistakes that stall your event loop", "description": "Real measured timings showing how blocking calls, sequential awaits, un-awaited coroutines, and CPU-bound work silently kill your asyncio performance — and how to fix each one.", "tags": [ "python" ], "keywords": [ "asyncio pitfalls", "event loop blocking", "asyncio.gather", "python async", "run_in_executor" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-31T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "asyncio-pitfalls", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/asyncio-pitfalls/" }, { "slug": "python-memory-leaks", "lang": "en", "title": "Finding a Python memory leak without guessing: tracemalloc, the gc module, and RSS", "description": "How I hunt a Python memory leak without guessing: build a reproducer, read RSS from /proc, diff tracemalloc snapshots to name the growing allocation, walk gc.get_referrers to find who holds it, then prove the fix with the same numbers.", "tags": [ "python", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Python memory leak", "tracemalloc", "gc module", "reference cycle", "lru_cache", "weakref", "RSS" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-31T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "python-memory-leaks", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/python-memory-leaks/" }, { "slug": "postgres-jsonb", "lang": "en", "title": "Postgres JSONB in Practice: When a Document Column Beats a Table", "description": "A hands-on guide to Postgres JSONB: jsonb operators, GIN indexing with jsonb_ops vs jsonb_path_ops, containment queries, and when a document column is the right — or wrong — tool.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres JSONB", "jsonb operators", "GIN index jsonb", "jsonb vs json", "containment" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-30T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-jsonb", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/postgres-jsonb/" }, { "slug": "tcp-proxy-in-go", "lang": "en", "title": "Writing a TCP proxy in Go: 80 lines that teach the whole model", "description": "Build a real bidirectional TCP proxy in Go with io.Copy, graceful shutdown, timeouts, and connection counting — and learn the whole proxy model in 80 lines.", "tags": [ "networking", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "TCP proxy", "Go TCP proxy", "io.Copy", "goroutine leak", "half-close" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-30T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "tcp-proxy-in-go", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/tcp-proxy-in-go/" }, { "slug": "fine-tuning-vs-rag-vs-prompting", "lang": "en", "title": "Fine-tuning vs RAG vs prompting: pick the cheapest thing that works", "description": "The fine-tuning vs RAG vs prompting decision, in the order I use it: fix the context first, retrieve second, retrain last. I ran real few-shot, structured-output, and grounding experiments on a local 0.5B model to show what each changes, its cost, and the traps that make teams fine-tune LLM behaviour they never needed.", "tags": [ "ai", "agents" ], "keywords": [ "fine-tuning vs RAG", "prompt engineering", "RAG", "fine-tuning LLM", "few-shot" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-29T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "fine-tuning-vs-rag-vs-prompting", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/fine-tuning-vs-rag-vs-prompting/" }, { "slug": "llm-cost-control", "lang": "en", "title": "LLM cost control: where the money actually goes", "description": "I ran a stdlib token estimator over this blog's own 4 MB corpus and a simulated agent loop. The real numbers: what drives LLM cost, why context window cost dominates agentic work, and the levers — trimming, summarising, prompt caching, routing — that actually move the bill.", "tags": [ "ai", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "LLM cost", "token cost", "prompt caching", "context window cost", "token counting" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-29T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "llm-cost-control", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/llm-cost-control/" }, { "slug": "mcp-explained", "lang": "en", "title": "Building an MCP server: the Model Context Protocol explained by hand", "description": "I built a tiny Model Context Protocol server in Python stdlib and drove it by hand over stdio. Real JSON-RPC frames for initialize, tools/list, and tools/call — plus the architecture, tool schemas, security boundaries, and where an MCP server honestly beats plain function calling.", "tags": [ "ai", "agents", "python" ], "keywords": [ "Model Context Protocol", "MCP server", "JSON-RPC", "AI tools", "function calling" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-28T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "mcp-explained", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/mcp-explained/" }, { "slug": "pgvector", "lang": "en", "title": "pgvector: vector search in Postgres with HNSW, and when a vector DB is overkill", "description": "Embeddings are easy; storing them next to your data is not. I loaded 100,000 vectors into a throwaway Postgres 17 with pgvector 0.8.7, measured exact versus HNSW and IVFFlat ANN search, tuned ef_search and probes, hit the post-filter trap, and noted when a dedicated vector database is worth it.", "tags": [ "ai", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "pgvector", "vector search Postgres", "HNSW", "nearest neighbour search", "embeddings" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-28T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "pgvector", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/pgvector/" }, { "slug": "local-llm-vs-api", "lang": "en", "title": "Local LLM vs API: an honest cost and capability comparison", "description": "I ran Qwen2.5 in a throwaway Ollama container on CPU-only hardware and measured real tokens per second, memory use and load time. Here is what local actually buys, what it costs, the break-even maths against published API prices, and where each side wins.", "tags": [ "ai", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "local LLM vs API", "run LLM locally", "Ollama", "tokens per second", "quantization", "VRAM", "cost per token" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-27T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "local-llm-vs-api", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/local-llm-vs-api/" }, { "slug": "rag-in-practice", "lang": "en", "title": "RAG in practice: it's mostly a search problem", "description": "I built a tiny retrieval system over this blog's own posts — SQLite, 256-dim embeddings, BM25, RRF — and pasted the real output. Three queries, one that fails completely. What RAG actually is, why chunking and retrieval quality dominate everything, and when you do not need RAG at all.", "tags": [ "ai", "python" ], "keywords": [ "RAG", "retrieval augmented generation", "embeddings", "chunking", "hybrid search" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-27T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "rag-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/rag-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "bash-strict-mode", "lang": "en", "title": "Bash strict mode and the mistakes that bite in production", "description": "A hands-on tour of bash strict mode: what set -euo pipefail really does, the cases where set -e silently gives up, how word splitting and IFS break scripts, cleaning up with trap EXIT and mktemp, reading PIPESTATUS, and why shellcheck is the real safety net. Every pitfall shown with a real script that fails.", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "bash strict mode", "set -euo pipefail", "shellcheck", "bash pitfalls", "word splitting" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-26T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "bash-strict-mode", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/bash-strict-mode/" }, { "slug": "systemd-unit-cookbook", "lang": "en", "title": "systemd unit file cookbook: ExecStart, restarts, timers, and validation", "description": "The systemd unit file directives I actually use: ExecStart, EnvironmentFile, User, After vs WantedBy, Restart=on-failure and start limits, Type=simple vs exec vs oneshot, journal logging, timers, systemctl edit drop-ins, and a real systemd-analyze verify failure I fix.", "tags": [ "systemd", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "systemd unit file", "ExecStart", "systemd-analyze verify", "systemctl edit", "Restart=on-failure" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-26T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "systemd-unit-cookbook", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/systemd-unit-cookbook/" }, { "slug": "awk-and-sed", "lang": "en", "title": "awk and sed cookbook: text wrangling without leaving the shell", "description": "A practical awk tutorial and sed tutorial with real output: field selection, sums and averages, BEGIN/END, grouped counts, sed replace, capture groups, line ranges, in-place edits with backups, and when to stop and use jq or Python instead.", "tags": [ "linux" ], "keywords": [ "awk tutorial", "sed tutorial", "awk examples", "sed replace", "text processing" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-25T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "awk-and-sed", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/awk-and-sed/" }, { "slug": "find-and-ripgrep", "lang": "en", "title": "find command and ripgrep: the two commands for everything", "description": "A practical walkthrough of the find command and ripgrep as a grep replacement: search files by name, type, size, mtime, user and permission; why -print0 and xargs -0 matter; ripgrep's smart filtering, ignore files and binary detection; fd as a friendlier find; and real recipes.", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "ripgrep", "find command", "grep replacement", "search files", "fd", "xargs -0", "-print0" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-25T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "find-and-ripgrep", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/find-and-ripgrep/" }, { "slug": "linux-permissions", "lang": "en", "title": "Linux permissions cookbook: beyond rwx (chmod, umask, setfacl, setgid)", "description": "A hands-on Linux permissions guide with real terminal output: what rwx means for files versus directories, how umask sets default modes, setuid/setgid/sticky demos, ACLs and default ACLs with setfacl, the classic mistakes, and a security checklist.", "tags": [ "linux", "security" ], "keywords": [ "Linux permissions", "chmod", "setfacl", "umask", "setgid" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-24T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "linux-permissions", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/linux-permissions/" }, { "slug": "postgres-index-types", "lang": "en", "title": "Postgres index types: B-tree, GIN, GiST, BRIN and hash, with real plans", "description": "A hands-on tour of Postgres index types on one 2M-row table: when B-tree, GIN, GiST, BRIN and hash indexes are the right tool, when they are a mistake, real EXPLAIN (ANALYZE, BUFFERS) plans, real index sizes, and how CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY, INCLUDE, partial and expression options fit in.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres index types", "GIN vs GiST", "BRIN index", "CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY", "B-tree" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-24T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-index-types", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/postgres-index-types/" }, { "slug": "http-range-requests", "lang": "en", "title": "HTTP range requests: resumable downloads and video seeking, explained", "description": "What Accept-Ranges, Range, Content-Range, 206 Partial Content and 416 are for, why download managers and video players live on them, how If-Range makes a resumable download safe, why generated responses often can't do ranges, and how to enable it (and what breaks it) in nginx.", "tags": [ "networking", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "HTTP range requests", "206 Partial Content", "resumable download", "Accept-Ranges", "Content-Range" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-23T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "http-range-requests", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/http-range-requests/" }, { "slug": "verifying-webhooks", "lang": "en", "title": "Verifying webhooks: HMAC signatures, replay attacks, and the mistakes everyone makes", "description": "How to verify webhooks properly: HMAC-SHA256 over the raw body with a timestamp, a replay window, constant-time comparison, secret rotation, fast 2xx acks, and idempotent handlers — with real signatures, real rejections, and the timing leak that shows why == is not enough.", "tags": [ "security", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "verify webhooks", "HMAC signature", "webhook security", "replay attack", "constant-time comparison" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-23T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "verifying-webhooks", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/verifying-webhooks/" }, { "slug": "grpc-vs-rest", "lang": "en", "title": "gRPC vs REST: an honest comparison, with real calls", "description": "I ran a throwaway gRPC service next to a REST equivalent and measured the wire: grpcurl output, HTTP/2 frames, protobuf vs JSON bytes, streaming, and deadlines — then wrote down where each one actually wins.", "tags": [ "networking", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "gRPC vs REST", "gRPC", "protobuf", "grpcurl", "HTTP/2" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-22T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "grpc-vs-rest", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/grpc-vs-rest/" }, { "slug": "redis-vs-memcached", "lang": "en", "title": "Redis vs Memcached: which cache do you actually want?", "description": "Both are in-memory key-value caches, so the real question is scope, not speed. Real output from throwaway Redis 7.4 and Memcached 1.6 containers: storing the same value, INFO and stats, TTL expiry, LRU/LFU eviction, the 1 MB item limit versus persistence, and the data types Memcached lacks.", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "Redis vs Memcached", "Redis", "Memcached", "in-memory cache", "eviction" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-22T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "redis-vs-memcached", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/redis-vs-memcached/" }, { "slug": "real-client-ip", "lang": "en", "title": "Getting the real client IP through a proxy: nginx real_ip, X-Forwarded-For, and proxy_protocol", "description": "Behind a CDN, LB, or reverse proxy, $remote_addr is the proxy, not your user. How X-Forwarded-For, X-Real-IP, and Forwarded work, how nginx real_ip rewrites the client IP with set_real_ip_from and real_ip_recursive, why proxy_protocol is harder to spoof, and the trap of trusting a header you did not write.", "tags": [ "networking", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "X-Forwarded-For", "real client IP", "nginx real_ip", "proxy_protocol", "trusted proxy" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-21T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "real-client-ip", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/real-client-ip/" }, { "slug": "websockets-vs-sse", "lang": "en", "title": "WebSockets vs SSE: pick the boring one", "description": "WebSocket or Server-Sent Events? I put a throwaway echo server and an events endpoint behind nginx, captured the real 101 handshake, the text/event-stream frames, reconnection with Last-Event-ID, and the buffering trap — then turned it into a decision list.", "tags": [ "networking", "python" ], "keywords": [ "WebSockets vs SSE", "Server-Sent Events", "WebSocket handshake", "text/event-stream", "long polling" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-21T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "websockets-vs-sse", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/websockets-vs-sse/" }, { "slug": "cgroups-v2", "lang": "en", "title": "cgroups v2 in practice: how containers are actually limited", "description": "A hands-on tour of cgroups v2 on a real Docker host: why v2 unified the controllers, the filesystem layout, how --memory and --cpus map to memory.max and cpu.max, CPU throttling, memory accounting, OOM kills, memory.high vs memory.max, and using PSI to debug containers that die or crawl.", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "cgroups v2", "container resource limits", "memory.max", "CPU throttling", "OOMKilled" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-20T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "cgroups-v2", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/cgroups-v2/" }, { "slug": "cookies-and-sessions", "lang": "en", "title": "Secure cookies and session management: HttpOnly, SameSite, and where they break", "description": "A practical tour of secure cookies for session management: what HttpOnly, Secure, SameSite, Path, Domain and the __Host- prefix do, why a cookie is neither a session nor encrypted, how session and token cookies differ for CSRF, and the classic mistakes — with real curl and browser headers.", "tags": [ "security", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "secure cookies", "SameSite", "HttpOnly", "session management", "session fixation", "cookie prefixes", "CSRF" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-20T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "cookies-and-sessions", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/cookies-and-sessions/" }, { "slug": "container-image-size", "lang": "en", "title": "Shrinking container image size, layer by layer: 1.35 GB down to 8 MB", "description": "One small Go service built five ways on the same host — single-stage golang, multi-stage distroless/alpine/scratch, a fat Debian stack — with the real docker images and docker history numbers pasted layer by layer. Also: COPY order, cache hits, .dockerignore, and when 20 MB is too small.", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "container image size", "multi-stage build", "distroless", "docker history", ".dockerignore" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-19T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "container-image-size", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/container-image-size/" }, { "slug": "graceful-shutdown", "lang": "en", "title": "Graceful shutdown and connection draining, reproduced", "description": "I ran a throwaway nginx in front of a one-second app, sent SIGTERM mid-flight, and watched requests die as 502 Bad Gateway — then fixed it with real connection draining: why deploys cause 502s, nginx reload vs restart, Kubernetes preStop, and a per-stack graceful-shutdown checklist.", "tags": [ "devops", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "graceful shutdown", "SIGTERM", "connection draining", "zero-downtime deploy", "502 Bad Gateway" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-19T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "graceful-shutdown", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/graceful-shutdown/" }, { "slug": "pgbouncer", "lang": "en", "title": "PgBouncer and Postgres connection pooling, reproduced (and the transaction-mode trap)", "description": "A hands-on look at Postgres connection pooling with PgBouncer: why every connection is a process, why raising max_connections only moves the ceiling, how pool modes differ, and the ways transaction mode broke session state, temp tables and prepared statements — with real output.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "PgBouncer", "Postgres connection pooling", "transaction mode", "max_connections", "SHOW POOLS" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-18T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "pgbouncer", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/pgbouncer/" }, { "slug": "traefik-in-practice", "lang": "en", "title": "Traefik in practice: how Docker labels become your reverse proxy config", "description": "A hands-on Traefik walkthrough: how a dynamic reverse proxy differs from nginx, how providers feed routers, middlewares and services, real Traefik Docker labels routing a container, auto-discovery as containers come online, live /api output, and when plain nginx is simpler.", "tags": [ "devops", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "Traefik", "Traefik Docker labels", "reverse proxy", "auto-discovery", "middleware" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-18T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "traefik-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/traefik-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "kafka-in-practice", "lang": "en", "title": "Kafka in practice: it's a log, not a queue (and that changes everything)", "description": "Kafka is not a queue — it is an append-only, partitioned log with consumer offsets, and that one difference unlocks replay and independent consumers. I ran a throwaway single-broker KRaft cluster and pasted the real topic, consumer-group, and log-compaction output.", "tags": [ "devops", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "Kafka", "Kafka consumer group", "Kafka partitions", "event streaming", "KRaft" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-17T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "kafka-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/kafka-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "minio-and-s3", "lang": "en", "title": "Object storage without the cloud: S3-compatible storage with MinIO", "description": "How object storage really works — flat keys, whole-object writes — why the S3 API won, and how to run MinIO locally. Real commands and output for buckets, uploads, a bucket policy, a presigned URL, versioning, lifecycle rules, and the S3 SDK — plus the honest limits, and when to reach for it.", "tags": [ "self-hosting", "devops", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "MinIO", "S3-compatible storage", "object storage", "presigned URL", "bucket policy", "versioning", "S3 SDK" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-17T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "minio-and-s3", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/minio-and-s3/" }, { "slug": "full-text-search", "lang": "en", "title": "Postgres full-text search vs Elasticsearch: when you don't need the cluster", "description": "A hands-on comparison of Postgres full-text search and Elasticsearch on the same corpus: tsvector, tsquery, ts_rank, GIN indexes, pg_trgm for typo search, real EXPLAIN plans and ES responses, what Postgres does not do, and the decision rule for when a search cluster earns its keep.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres full-text search", "Postgres vs Elasticsearch", "tsvector", "pg_trgm", "GIN index" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-16T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "full-text-search", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/full-text-search/" }, { "slug": "postgres-vacuum", "lang": "en", "title": "Postgres vacuum, table bloat, and why your table is 10× bigger than it should be", "description": "Postgres vacuum explained with real output: I generated table bloat on a throwaway Postgres 17, tuned autovacuum thresholds, watched VACUUM mark dead tuples reusable while VACUUM FULL shrank the file, and checked wraparound with pg_stat_user_tables and pgstattuple.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres vacuum", "table bloat", "autovacuum", "VACUUM FULL", "dead tuples" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-16T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-vacuum", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/postgres-vacuum/" }, { "slug": "grafana-in-practice", "lang": "en", "title": "Grafana in practice: dashboards as code, not as clicking", "description": "A throwaway Grafana + Prometheus stack on 127.0.0.1, provisioned entirely from files. What Grafana actually is (a viewer, not a TSDB), Grafana provisioning for datasources and dashboards as code, the query editor vs raw PromQL, panels that lie, templating, and alerting — with real API output.", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "Grafana", "Grafana provisioning", "dashboards as code", "Prometheus datasource", "templating" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-15T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "grafana-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/grafana-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "postgres-partitioning", "lang": "en", "title": "Postgres partitioning, reproduced: when it helps and when it's theater", "description": "A throwaway Postgres 16 container, a 3-million-row table and its declaratively partitioned twin: real EXPLAIN plans showing partition pruning, the index-per-partition reality, manual monthly partitions, ATTACH and DETACH, and why dropping a partition beats DELETE for retention.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres partitioning", "declarative partitioning", "partition pruning", "table partitioning", "DETACH" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-15T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-partitioning", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/postgres-partitioning/" }, { "slug": "consensus-and-etcd", "lang": "en", "title": "Consensus in practice: etcd, quorum, and why odd numbers matter", "description": "Consensus, learned by running it: a throwaway 3-node etcd cluster with real etcdctl output, a watch and a lease, a transaction, quorum proven by killing the leader, and why Raft wants odd numbers.", "tags": [ "devops", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "etcd", "Raft consensus", "quorum", "leader election", "linearizable" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-14T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "consensus-and-etcd", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/consensus-and-etcd/" }, { "slug": "load-testing", "lang": "en", "title": "Load testing your own service: hey benchmark, latency percentiles, and the p99 knee", "description": "A load test answers three questions — your capacity, where it breaks, and whether your last change helped. Run a hey benchmark against your own container, read latency percentiles instead of the mean, find the knee where throughput plateaus and p99 climbs, and correlate it with server CPU.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "load testing", "hey benchmark", "latency percentiles", "p99", "throughput" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-14T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "load-testing", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/load-testing/" }, { "slug": "mtls-in-practice", "lang": "en", "title": "mTLS in practice: the handshake, the commands, and the footguns", "description": "Build a tiny PKI with openssl, make nginx demand a client certificate with ssl_verify_client, verify it from curl and openssl s_client, then avoid the EKU, SAN, chain, and revocation footguns that break real mutual TLS deployments.", "tags": [ "security", "networking", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "mTLS", "mutual TLS", "client certificate", "ssl_verify_client", "EKU clientAuth" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-13T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "mtls-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/mtls-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "restic-restore-drill", "lang": "en", "title": "The backup drill: proving you can actually restore (with restic)", "description": "A restic backup restore drill, start to finish with real output: init, encrypted deduplicated backup, restic forget retention and prune, check --read-data, a wipe-and-restore, content-hash and diff verification, a timer plus a dead man's switch, and the 3-2-1 anti-patterns.", "tags": [ "self-hosting", "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "restic", "backup restore drill", "restic forget", "3-2-1 backup", "deduplication" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-13T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "restic-restore-drill", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/restic-restore-drill/" }, { "slug": "opentelemetry-tracing", "lang": "en", "title": "Tracing explained: OpenTelemetry without the ceremony", "description": "The three pillars, where distributed tracing actually helps, the vocabulary (trace, span, trace context, attributes, sampling), and a minimal OpenTelemetry setup — instrumented app, OTLP export, Jaeger backend — with real spans, a real traceparent header, and measured sampling output.", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "OpenTelemetry", "distributed tracing", "Jaeger", "trace context", "OTLP" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-12T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "opentelemetry-tracing", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/opentelemetry-tracing/" }, { "slug": "prometheus-in-practice", "lang": "en", "title": "Prometheus in practice: scraping, PromQL you actually use, and alerting rules that don't cry wolf", "description": "A hands-on Prometheus walkthrough from a throwaway Docker stack: the pull model and scrape_configs, the exposition format, the PromQL you actually use, recording and alerting rules, the cardinality trap, and retention — all with real query output.", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "Prometheus", "PromQL", "node_exporter", "alerting rules", "scrape_configs", "histogram_quantile", "cardinality" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-12T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "prometheus-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/prometheus-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "caddy-vs-nginx", "lang": "en", "title": "Caddy vs nginx as a reverse proxy: which do I actually reach for?", "description": "A hands-on Caddy vs nginx comparison for reverse proxy work: the same job written in both, real curl -I output, HTTP/3 and compression, TLS certificate handling (automatic HTTPS vs certbot), config-size and ergonomics, and a decision list.", "tags": [ "nginx", "devops", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "Caddy vs nginx", "Caddy reverse proxy", "nginx reverse proxy", "automatic HTTPS", "ACME" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-11T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "caddy-vs-nginx", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/caddy-vs-nginx/" }, { "slug": "mysql-vs-postgres", "lang": "en", "title": "MySQL vs PostgreSQL: the practical differences that bite you", "description": "Both databases are excellent, so the real differences are defaults, types, and SQL dialect. Real output from throwaway MySQL 8.4 and PostgreSQL 17 containers: isolation levels, NULL and boolean quirks, identifier case, ON CONFLICT vs ON DUPLICATE KEY, RETURNING, jsonb, arrays, and a decision list.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "MySQL vs PostgreSQL", "Postgres vs MySQL", "ON CONFLICT vs ON DUPLICATE KEY", "jsonb", "isolation level" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-11T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "mysql-vs-postgres", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/mysql-vs-postgres/" }, { "slug": "container-security", "lang": "en", "title": "Container security basics: what a container does and doesn't protect", "description": "A container is a process on the host kernel, not a VM. Real Docker demos of the defaults you inherit — root, 14 capabilities, a permissive seccomp profile — and the flags that matter: --user, --cap-drop, no-new-privileges, --read-only, memory limits, rootless, and the docker.sock footgun.", "tags": [ "security", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "container security", "docker security", "capabilities seccomp", "rootless containers", "no-new-privileges" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-10T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "container-security", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/container-security/" }, { "slug": "message-queues", "lang": "en", "title": "Do you actually need a message queue? pub/sub vs work queues, NATS, and RabbitMQ vs Kafka", "description": "Message queues answer every scaling question and usually are the wrong one. I ran throwaway NATS, RabbitMQ, and Postgres to show what a queue buys: pub/sub fan-out, a work queue with competing consumers, at-least-once redelivery into a dead letter queue, and a SQL table with FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED.", "tags": [ "devops", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "message queue", "pub/sub", "NATS", "RabbitMQ vs Kafka", "at-least-once" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-10T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "message-queues", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/message-queues/" }, { "slug": "docker-compose-cookbook", "lang": "en", "title": "Docker Compose cookbook: the parts people actually get wrong", "description": "A hands-on Docker Compose cookbook: why version is obsolete, build vs image, depends_on healthcheck ordering, named volumes vs bind mounts, .env and env_file, secrets, profiles, resource limits and docker compose config — all verified with real output from a stack I actually ran.", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "docker compose", "compose.yaml", "depends_on healthcheck", "docker compose up", "named volumes" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-09T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "docker-compose-cookbook", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/docker-compose-cookbook/" }, { "slug": "postgres-replication", "lang": "en", "title": "Postgres replication, reproduced: streaming replication and manual failover", "description": "Postgres replication reproduced end to end: building a physical standby with pg_basebackup and primary_conninfo, reading pg_stat_replication and pg_stat_wal_receiver, measuring real lag, the synchronous tradeoff, and why failover stays manual.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres replication", "streaming replication", "pg_stat_replication", "failover", "WAL" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-09T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-replication", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/postgres-replication/" }, { "slug": "dns-in-a-container", "lang": "en", "title": "Run a container DNS server: a CoreDNS lab you poke with dig", "description": "Stand up a container DNS server in minutes: a minimal CoreDNS Corefile serving a custom authoritative zone from a zone file, forwarding unknown names upstream, and every answer poked with dig @127.0.0.1 -p 15353 — including real NXDOMAIN, SERVFAIL, CNAME-chain and TTL output.", "tags": [ "networking", "self-hosting", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "container DNS server", "CoreDNS", "dnsmasq", "dig", "authoritative DNS" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-08T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "dns-in-a-container", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/dns-in-a-container/" }, { "slug": "redis-patterns", "lang": "en", "title": "Redis patterns that actually earn their place: cache-aside, rate limits, streams, locks", "description": "A practical tour of the Redis patterns worth keeping: cache-aside with TTLs and a real SET NX EX stampede lock, INCR rate limiting fixed versus sliding, queues versus streams, distributed locks and their caveats, persistence, and maxmemory eviction. Real command output from a throwaway container.", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "Redis patterns", "Redis cache-aside", "Redis rate limiting", "Redis locks", "SET NX EX" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-08T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "redis-patterns", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/redis-patterns/" }, { "slug": "nginx-cookbook", "lang": "en", "title": "An nginx config cookbook: nginx location matching, try_files, and add_header", "description": "An nginx config cookbook: how nginx location matching resolves (exact, ^~, regex, prefix), root vs alias, nginx try_files patterns for SPAs and APIs, the add_header inheritance trap, proxy_pass trailing slashes, rewrite vs return, gzip and cache headers, client_max_body_size, and reading nginx -T.", "tags": [ "nginx", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "nginx config", "nginx location", "nginx try_files", "add_header inheritance", "proxy_pass" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-07T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "nginx-cookbook", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/nginx-cookbook/" }, { "slug": "postgres-explain", "lang": "en", "title": "Reading EXPLAIN ANALYZE in Postgres: real query plans, real numbers", "description": "EXPLAIN, EXPLAIN ANALYZE and BUFFERS explained with real plans from a 1.5M-row table: how to read a Postgres query plan bottom-up, estimates vs actual rows, stale statistics, seq scan vs index scan, nested loop vs hash join, index-only scans, and a repeatable method for finding the slow query.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "EXPLAIN ANALYZE", "Postgres query plan", "seq scan vs index scan", "query planner", "BUFFERS" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-07T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-explain", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/postgres-explain/" }, { "slug": "docker-networking", "lang": "en", "title": "Docker networking explained: what your container actually sees", "description": "A hands-on Docker networking walk-through from inside the container: how docker0 hands out IPs and NATs to the internet, why veth pairs glue eth0 to the bridge, what a user-defined bridge network adds (embedded DNS), what -p really does, host/none/macvlan/overlay, and how to debug it.", "tags": [ "networking", "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "Docker networking", "docker bridge network", "container networking", "docker0", "veth" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-06T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "docker-networking", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/docker-networking/" }, { "slug": "postgres-locks", "lang": "en", "title": "Postgres locks and deadlocks, reproduced: pg_locks, SELECT FOR UPDATE, lock queues", "description": "Postgres locks and deadlocks, reproduced on a throwaway Postgres 17. What UPDATE and SELECT ... FOR UPDATE lock, finding blockers with pg_locks and pg_stat_activity, the lock queue that stalls everything, and avoiding deadlocks with lock ordering, SKIP LOCKED and lock_timeout.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres locks", "Postgres deadlock", "pg_locks", "SELECT FOR UPDATE", "lock_timeout" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-06T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-locks", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/postgres-locks/" }, { "slug": "git-archaeology", "lang": "en", "title": "Git archaeology: how to find when and why a line changed", "description": "A practical method for git archaeology: use git log -S (the pickaxe) and -G to find when a string changed, git log -L to follow one function, git blame and its -w/-C limits, --follow across renames, and git bisect run to catch the commit that broke it — then read the why, not just the what.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "git log -S", "git blame", "git bisect", "git archaeology", "pickaxe" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-05T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "git-archaeology", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/git-archaeology/" }, { "slug": "regex-in-practice", "lang": "en", "title": "A practical regex tutorial: regular expressions without the fear", "description": "A practical regex tutorial that makes regular expressions click: the mental model, the atoms, capture groups and greedy vs lazy quantifiers, alternation and precedence, word boundaries in real patterns, why catastrophic backtracking happens, and how to test regex examples against real inputs.", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "regex tutorial", "regular expressions", "regex examples", "catastrophic backtracking", "capture group" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-05T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "regex-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/regex-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "openssl-cookbook", "lang": "en", "title": "The openssl cookbook: inspect and verify certificates with openssl commands", "description": "A practical set of openssl commands to inspect a certificate, verify a certificate chain, and check a live TLS server with openssl s_client. Real output from x509, req, verify, and pkcs12, plus PEM vs DER vs PKCS#12 conversion and the leaf-vs-chain and key-vs-cert confusions.", "tags": [ "security", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "openssl commands", "openssl s_client", "inspect certificate", "verify certificate chain", "x509" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-04T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "openssl-cookbook", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/openssl-cookbook/" }, { "slug": "sqlite-cli-cookbook", "lang": "en", "title": "The sqlite3 CLI cookbook: the database you can use without a server", "description": "Hands-on with the sqlite3 CLI: open a database, use the dot commands, import and export CSV, run one-off sqlite commands with -line/-json/-csv, script them with .read, take a safe sqlite backup instead of cp, set WAL and foreign keys with sqlite pragma, and read EXPLAIN QUERY PLAN.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "sqlite3 CLI", "sqlite commands", "sqlite backup", "sqlite pragma", "WAL" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-04T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "sqlite-cli-cookbook", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/sqlite-cli-cookbook/" }, { "slug": "curl-cookbook", "lang": "en", "title": "A practical curl tutorial: the flags I actually use (and what the output means)", "description": "The curl flags I use daily, explained with real output: -v/-i/-D to read requests, curl -w timing, -L and --max-redirs, --fail and exit codes, -d/--json/-F bodies, headers and auth, HTTP/2 and HTTP/3, --resolve for testing, and why -v beats guessing.", "tags": [ "linux", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "curl tutorial", "curl flags", "curl -w timing", "debug HTTP requests", "HTTP/2" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-03T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "curl-cookbook", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/curl-cookbook/" }, { "slug": "jq-in-practice", "lang": "en", "title": "jq tutorial: a practical JSON command line cookbook with real output", "description": "A hands-on jq tutorial for real work: pretty-print and compact output, selecting and select, map and to_entries, // defaults, slurp, --arg, -e exit codes, group_by, sort, unique, and --stream. Every jq command here comes with real, copy-pasteable output.", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "jq tutorial", "jq command", "JSON command line", "jq examples", "select" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-03T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "jq-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/jq-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "bgp-for-homelab", "lang": "en", "title": "BGP in a homelab: BIRD, FRR, and how far to go", "description": "A practical guide to BGP in a homelab: what the protocol actually does, when multi-homing, ISP failover, or your own IPv6 PI space justify it, the BIRD and FRR options, the concepts (AS, prefix, local-pref, route filtering) you must understand, a minimal config, and an honest recommendation.", "tags": [ "networking", "linux", "homelab" ], "keywords": [ "BGP homelab", "BIRD", "FRR", "multi-homing", "route filtering" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-02T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "bgp-for-homelab", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/bgp-for-homelab/" }, { "slug": "self-hosted-password-manager", "lang": "en", "title": "Self-hosting a password manager with Vaultwarden: a security-first guide", "description": "A security-first guide to running a self-hosted password manager: why to own your password vault and the responsibility it brings, Vaultwarden vs KeePassXC, a safe deployment (HTTPS, reverse proxy, admin token, no signups, backups, 2FA), an honest threat model, and disaster recovery.", "tags": [ "self-hosting", "security", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "self-hosted password manager", "Vaultwarden", "Bitwarden", "password vault", "end-to-end encryption" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-02T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "self-hosted-password-manager", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/self-hosted-password-manager/" }, { "slug": "self-hosted-git", "lang": "en", "title": "Running your own Git server properly: Gitea and Forgejo in production", "description": "When a self-hosted Git server earns its keep, when a hosted forge is fine, and how to run Gitea or Forgejo without the sharp edges: install options, SSH vs HTTPS clone URLs, reverse proxy and TLS, webhook reachability, mail, upgrades, and a backup you have actually restored.", "tags": [ "self-hosting", "devops", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "self-hosted Git", "Gitea", "Forgejo", "git server", "reverse proxy", "backup", "webhook" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-01T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "self-hosted-git", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/self-hosted-git/" }, { "slug": "smart-home-without-cloud", "lang": "en", "title": "A local smart home: no cloud smart home with Home Assistant and Zigbee", "description": "Why cloud-default smart homes are a liability, how a local smart home with Home Assistant, Zigbee, Z-Wave and local MQTT works, how to pick devices that survive if the vendor dies, and the honest hard parts nobody mentions.", "tags": [ "self-hosting", "homelab", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "local smart home", "Home Assistant", "no cloud smart home", "Zigbee", "Matter" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-01T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "smart-home-without-cloud", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/smart-home-without-cloud/" }, { "slug": "quic-and-http3", "lang": "en", "title": "QUIC and HTTP/3 explained: what actually changed", "description": "A concrete walk through QUIC and HTTP/3: the TCP head-of-line blocking and handshake problems they fix, UDP transport with built-in TLS 1.3, streams and connection migration, the 0-RTT and 1-RTT handshake, QPACK, UDP 443 in nginx and Caddy, and how to test it.", "tags": [ "networking", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "QUIC", "HTTP/3", "TCP head-of-line blocking", "connection migration", "0-RTT" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-30T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "quic-and-http3", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/quic-and-http3/" }, { "slug": "tcp-congestion-control", "lang": "en", "title": "TCP congestion control: Reno, CUBIC, and BBR — why your throughput isn't what it could be", "description": "TCP congestion control is how the kernel picks its own send rate with almost no knowledge of the path. Slow start, congestion avoidance and fast recovery; why CUBIC is Linux's default; how BBR models the bandwidth-delay product; reading `ss -ti`; switching to BBR with sysctl; and bufferbloat.", "tags": [ "networking", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "TCP congestion control", "BBR vs CUBIC", "TCP tuning", "bufferbloat", "bandwidth-delay product" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-30T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "tcp-congestion-control", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/tcp-congestion-control/" }, { "slug": "feature-flags", "lang": "en", "title": "Feature flags for a solo developer: feature toggles without a SaaS", "description": "Feature flags let you decouple deploy from release, add a kill switch, and do progressive rollout — without buying LaunchDarkly. A minimal self-hosted design: one config file, an env override, per-request evaluation, fail-closed defaults, and a lifecycle that deletes expired flags before they turn into technical debt.", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "feature flags", "feature toggles", "kill switch", "progressive rollout", "deploy vs release" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-29T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "feature-flags", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/feature-flags/" }, { "slug": "wireguard-in-containers", "lang": "en", "title": "WireGuard Docker: what breaks in a container and how to fix it", "description": "WireGuard in a container looks easy until the kernel module, /dev/net/tun, and NET_ADMIN get in the way. A practical WireGuard Docker guide: host vs container namespaces, NET_ADMIN, wireguard-go, kill switch and routing traps, and secrets kept out of the image.", "tags": [ "networking", "self-hosting", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "WireGuard Docker", "WireGuard container", "NET_ADMIN", "/dev/net/tun", "wireguard-go" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-29T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "wireguard-in-containers", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/wireguard-in-containers/" }, { "slug": "status-page", "lang": "en", "title": "Building a status page that doesn't lie", "description": "A status page is a promise about availability and incident communication, not a green light. How to build one that lives apart from the system it watches, with a minimal static-page-plus-checker design, a status JSON schema, and honest uptime monitoring that respects false positives.", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "status page", "uptime monitoring", "incident communication", "health check", "dead man's switch" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-28T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "status-page", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/status-page/" }, { "slug": "writing-a-readme", "lang": "en", "title": "Writing a README people actually read: a quickstart-first guide to project documentation", "description": "A README is a product, not a formality. This is how I write project documentation that gets a stranger from \"what is this\" to \"it works\" in one screenful: the sections that matter and their order, the quickstart that actually runs on a fresh clone, what to leave out, and a copyable template.", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "README", "project documentation", "quickstart", "developer experience", "template" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-28T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "writing-a-readme", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/writing-a-readme/" }, { "slug": "debugging-with-strace", "lang": "en", "title": "Debugging with strace: when the syscalls tell the story", "description": "A practical guide to syscall debugging with strace: when it beats a debugger or logs, how to attach to a process safely, how to read open/read/connect/futex output and errno, the filters worth memorising (-e trace, -f, -p, -y, -T, -tt), three real workthroughs, and where ltrace and bpftrace fit.", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "strace", "syscall debugging", "troubleshooting", "attach to process", "futex" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-27T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "debugging-with-strace", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/debugging-with-strace/" }, { "slug": "http-caching", "lang": "en", "title": "HTTP caching explained: Cache-Control, ETag, and why users see stale pages", "description": "A practical walk through HTTP caching: browser, CDN and reverse-proxy layers and who obeys whom, the Cache-Control directives that matter, ETag/Last-Modified validators, the 304 round trip, the classic no-cache misreading, cache busting vs revalidation, Vary and cookies, and a working nginx config.", "tags": [ "networking", "nginx", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "HTTP caching", "Cache-Control", "ETag", "304 Not Modified", "cache busting" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-27T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "http-caching", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/http-caching/" }, { "slug": "nftables-in-practice", "lang": "en", "title": "nftables in practice: replacing iptables without the pain", "description": "A practical nftables guide: the tables/chains/rules model, a complete default-deny nftables ruleset for a server, sets and named intervals for IP lists, masquerade and port-forwarding NAT, persistence, and how to read the ruleset without locking yourself out.", "tags": [ "linux", "networking", "security" ], "keywords": [ "nftables", "iptables to nftables", "nftables ruleset", "firewall", "masquerade" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-26T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "nftables-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/nftables-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "writing-postmortems", "lang": "en", "title": "Writing a postmortem that actually changes something", "description": "Most postmortems are theatre: a timeline nobody rereads, a conclusion of 'human error', and action items that quietly expire. Here is the structure I use now — impact, detection, contributing factors, blamelessness, and action items that are few, owned and verifiable, with a template to steal.", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "postmortem", "incident review", "blameless postmortem", "root cause analysis", "action items" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-26T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "writing-postmortems", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/writing-postmortems/" }, { "slug": "encrypted-dns", "lang": "en", "title": "Encrypted DNS explained: DoT, DoH, and what they do (and don't) protect", "description": "A practical look at encrypted DNS: what plain DNS leaks and to whom, how DNS over TLS and DNS over HTTPS differ, what DoQ adds, what encryption protects (query content) and what it never hides (SNI, destination IPs, your resolver), the operator tradeoffs, and concrete Unbound and systemd-resolved setups.", "tags": [ "networking", "security", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "DNS over HTTPS", "DNS over TLS", "encrypted DNS", "DoH vs DoT", "Unbound", "systemd-resolved", "SNI" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-25T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "encrypted-dns", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/encrypted-dns/" }, { "slug": "ipv6-at-home", "lang": "en", "title": "IPv6 home network: getting IPv6 working at home (ISP, router, firewall, DNS)", "description": "A practical guide to an IPv6 home network: check that your ISP really does prefix delegation, get the router advertising a /64 over SLAAC, lock the IPv6 firewall to default-deny inbound, publish the right AAAA record, and debug the stall a broken IPv6 path causes.", "tags": [ "networking", "self-hosting", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "IPv6 home network", "IPv6 firewall", "prefix delegation", "SLAAC", "dual stack" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-25T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "ipv6-at-home", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/ipv6-at-home/" }, { "slug": "ssh-certificates", "lang": "en", "title": "SSH certificates: stop managing authorized_keys", "description": "authorized_keys sprawl breaks the moment you hire someone or rotate a key. SSH certificates fix it: one SSH CA signs user certs with principals and expiry, host certificates kill the TOFU prompt, and short-lived credentials remove the need for revocation. Copyable ssh-keygen -s and sshd config.", "tags": [ "security", "networking", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "SSH certificates", "SSH CA", "TrustedUserCAKeys", "host certificate", "principals" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-24T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "ssh-certificates", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/ssh-certificates/" }, { "slug": "systemd-hardening", "lang": "en", "title": "systemd hardening: sandboxing your daemons with systemd-analyze security", "description": "How to sandbox systemd services without breaking them: the directives that matter (NoNewPrivileges, ProtectSystem=strict, PrivateTmp, SystemCallFilter, CapabilityBoundingSet, dynamic user), an incremental workflow measured with systemd-analyze security, and how to test and roll a unit back.", "tags": [ "security", "systemd", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "systemd hardening", "ProtectSystem", "systemd-analyze security", "service sandboxing", "NoNewPrivileges" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-24T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "systemd-hardening", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/systemd-hardening/" }, { "slug": "nixos-first-impressions", "lang": "en", "title": "NixOS first impressions: declarative, reproducible, and occasionally maddening", "description": "A field report after a month of running NixOS: the appeal of declaring a whole system in one file, what a configuration.nix actually looks like, the real learning curve around the Nix language and Nix flakes, where it shines on servers and CI, where it hurts, and an honest recommendation.", "tags": [ "linux", "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "NixOS", "declarative configuration", "reproducible builds", "Nix flakes", "rollback" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-23T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "nixos-first-impressions", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/nixos-first-impressions/" }, { "slug": "reading-a-codebase", "lang": "en", "title": "How to read a codebase you didn't write: an outside-in method", "description": "A repeatable method for reading a codebase you didn't write: start outside in, trace one real request end to end, lean on the debugger and logs, find the seams, and use git log sparingly. The honest core of it is deciding what not to read.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "read a codebase", "understand unfamiliar code", "onboarding", "code archaeology", "debugger" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-23T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "reading-a-codebase", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/reading-a-codebase/" }, { "slug": "encryption-at-rest", "lang": "en", "title": "Encryption at rest: what LUKS and friends actually protect you from", "description": "A practical, honest look at encryption at rest: the real threat model, what full disk encryption with LUKS covers and does not, why your passphrase is the weak point, TPM/clevis and crypttab unlock, and doing LUKS on a VPS, encrypted ZFS and encrypted backups.", "tags": [ "security", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "encryption at rest", "LUKS", "full disk encryption", "threat model", "TPM" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-22T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "encryption-at-rest", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/encryption-at-rest/" }, { "slug": "io-latency", "lang": "en", "title": "Disk I/O latency troubleshooting: reading iostat, await and iowait", "description": "High load with an idle CPU is usually a disk problem. How to read iostat -x for average await, %util and queue depth, separate throughput problems from latency problems, catch a p99 stall with iotop and /proc//io, and fix fsync-heavy writers, WAL, swap thrash and log spam.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "iostat", "disk I/O latency", "iowait", "await", "queue depth" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-22T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "io-latency", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/io-latency/" }, { "slug": "local-first-software", "lang": "en", "title": "Local-first software: why your app should work offline (and what it costs)", "description": "Why cloud-default apps betray you on latency, availability, ownership and lock-in; what local-first software and offline-first really mean; the honest hard parts (conflict resolution, CRDTs vs last-write-wins, sync engines); a practical SQLite stack for small apps; and when local-first is overkill.", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "local-first software", "offline-first", "CRDT", "sync engine", "data ownership" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-21T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "local-first-software", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/local-first-software/" }, { "slug": "time-and-timezones", "lang": "en", "title": "Time, timezones, and UTC: how to stop getting it wrong", "description": "Timezones, UTC, and the bugs between them: why you store UTC and convert at the edges, the difference between an instant, a local date-time, and a duration, why the wall clock is not monotonic, DST gaps and ambiguity, the tz database, cron across DST, and Python/JS traps — with a checklist.", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "timezones", "store UTC", "DST bugs", "monotonic clock", "tz database" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-21T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "time-and-timezones", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/time-and-timezones/" }, { "slug": "csrf-and-xss", "lang": "en", "title": "XSS and CSRF for backend engineers: output encoding, SameSite cookie, CSP", "description": "XSS and CSRF for backend engineers: the three flavours of XSS, why context-aware output encoding beats a generic escape(), Content-Security-Policy as defence in depth, why cookies make you vulnerable to CSRF, SameSite cookie behaviour, CSRF tokens, and why an XSS defeats them.", "tags": [ "security", "devops", "python" ], "keywords": [ "CSRF", "XSS", "output encoding", "SameSite cookie", "Content-Security-Policy" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-20T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "csrf-and-xss", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/csrf-and-xss/" }, { "slug": "why-builds-are-slow", "lang": "en", "title": "Why your build is slow: a checklist for build performance and CI speed", "description": "A slow build is rarely the compiler's fault. A checklist for measuring cold vs warm builds, finding the real culprits — reinstalling dependencies, no build cache, giant images, single-threaded steps — and fixing them with caching, incremental builds, and a shorter critical path.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "slow build", "build performance", "build cache", "CI speed", "incremental build" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-20T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "why-builds-are-slow", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/why-builds-are-slow/" }, { "slug": "ssh-tunnel-as-vpn", "lang": "en", "title": "SSH tunnels as a poor man's VPN — and when to just use WireGuard", "description": "Local, remote and dynamic SSH port forwarding made concrete, plus ProxyJump for bastions, autossh and a systemd unit for persistence, and the honest point where an ssh tunnel stops being enough and you should run WireGuard or a mesh overlay instead.", "tags": [ "networking", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "ssh tunnel", "SOCKS proxy", "remote port forwarding", "autossh", "poor man's VPN" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-19T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "ssh-tunnel-as-vpn", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/ssh-tunnel-as-vpn/" }, { "slug": "wireguard-internals", "lang": "en", "title": "How WireGuard works under the hood: the crypto, briefly", "description": "A concise tour of how WireGuard works under the hood: the design philosophy of no negotiation, the primitives Curve25519, ChaCha20-Poly1305, BLAKE2s and HKDF, the Noise_IK handshake, forward secrecy, the time-based rekey, roaming, and why AllowedIPs is cryptographic routing.", "tags": [ "networking", "security" ], "keywords": [ "how WireGuard works", "WireGuard handshake", "ChaCha20-Poly1305", "Curve25519", "Noise protocol" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-19T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "wireguard-internals", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/wireguard-internals/" }, { "slug": "database-indexing", "lang": "en", "title": "Database indexing basics that actually help: composite indexes and EXPLAIN ANALYZE", "description": "A practical guide to database indexing: what an index really is and what it costs, why \"add an index\" is often wrong, composite index column order and the leftmost prefix, covering indexes, when the query planner ignores you, and how to read EXPLAIN ANALYZE.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "database indexing", "composite index", "EXPLAIN ANALYZE", "query planner", "covering index" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-18T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "database-indexing", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/database-indexing/" }, { "slug": "jwt-pitfalls", "lang": "en", "title": "JWT pitfalls for backend developers: signing, algorithm confusion, and revocation", "description": "A practical tour of JWT pitfalls: signed is not encrypted, why a JWT is not a session store, algorithm confusion (RS256 to HS256), alg none, trusting exp/aud/iss, the missing revocation story, long expiry, localStorage vs httpOnly cookies, and a simple refresh-token design.", "tags": [ "security", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "JWT pitfalls", "JWT vs session", "algorithm confusion", "JWT security", "refresh token" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-18T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "jwt-pitfalls", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/jwt-pitfalls/" }, { "slug": "frida-basics", "lang": "en", "title": "Frida tutorial: dynamic instrumentation for mobile app testing", "description": "A hands-on Frida tutorial for mobile app testing: what dynamic instrumentation is, running frida-tools, attaching vs spawning, hooking with Interceptor.attach, Java.perform on Android, reading and writing memory, replacing return values, and how real apps push back.", "tags": [ "reverse-engineering", "security" ], "keywords": [ "Frida tutorial", "dynamic instrumentation", "Frida hooking", "mobile app testing", "Interceptor.attach" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-17T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "frida-basics", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/frida-basics/" }, { "slug": "rate-limiting", "lang": "en", "title": "Rate limiting beyond a counter: token buckets, nginx limit_req, HTTP 429", "description": "One counter per IP is not rate limiting. A practical guide to what you are actually protecting, why fixed and sliding windows fail, how a token bucket handles bursts, where to enforce, how to rate limit without Redis, and how to return an honest 429 with Retry-After.", "tags": [ "devops", "networking", "python" ], "keywords": [ "rate limiting", "token bucket", "nginx limit_req", "HTTP 429", "sliding window" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-17T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "rate-limiting", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/rate-limiting/" }, { "slug": "password-hashing", "lang": "en", "title": "Password hashing in 2026: argon2 vs bcrypt vs scrypt (and why md5 is a crime)", "description": "Password storage in 2026: what hashing must resist, why md5 and SHA-256 are a category error, how salt and memory-hard functions change the economics, argon2 vs bcrypt vs scrypt vs pbkdf2, how to pick Argon2id parameters, peppering, and rehash on login without locking users out.", "tags": [ "security", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "password hashing", "argon2 vs bcrypt", "memory-hard", "password storage", "salt" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-16T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "password-hashing", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/password-hashing/" }, { "slug": "zfs-basics", "lang": "en", "title": "ZFS basics for people who just want snapshots (and won't lose data)", "description": "A no-theory ZFS basics guide: the four concepts that matter (pool, dataset, snapshot, scrub), the commands you actually type, why ZFS snapshots are not backups and how zfs send receive fixes that, the honest ZFS ARC answer for small machines, the ECC myth, and how to recover.", "tags": [ "homelab", "self-hosting", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "ZFS snapshots", "ZFS basics", "zfs send receive", "ZFS ARC", "scrub", "pool", "offsite backup" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-16T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "zfs-basics", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/zfs-basics/" }, { "slug": "postgres-backups", "lang": "en", "title": "Postgres backup, honestly: pg_dump vs pg_basebackup, snapshots, and WAL archiving", "description": "Why copying a live Postgres data directory fails, and how to choose among pg_dump, volume snapshots, and WAL archiving. Concrete commands, restore drills with pg_restore and pg_ctl recovery, the gotchas, and a recommendation for a small self-hosted database.", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres backup", "pg_dump vs pg_basebackup", "point-in-time recovery", "WAL archiving", "restore drill" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-15T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-backups", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/postgres-backups/" }, { "slug": "structured-logging", "lang": "en", "title": "Structured logging that actually helps you debug at 3am", "description": "Why print statements and unstructured logs fail you at 3am, what structured logging with JSON logs really means, what to log at each log level, how to propagate a correlation id, the journald reality including journalctl -o json, sampling, and a quick Python/Go/Node comparison.", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "structured logging", "JSON logs", "journald", "log levels", "correlation id" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-15T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "structured-logging", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/posts/structured-logging/" }, { "slug": "linux-load-average", "lang": "en", "title": "Reading Linux load average, and why it lies to you", "description": "Linux load average counts runnable and uninterruptible tasks, not CPU usage. 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But it also costs build time, borrow-checker friction, and ceremony. 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任务与队列：在笔记本上真实复现", "description": "在 Linux 上克隆 FreeRTOS 内核、用 gcc 编译其 POSIX 端口，跑了五组真实实验——抢占式调度、vTaskDelay 对比忙等、队列、互斥量优先级反转、栈高水位标记——再把每个概念映射到 ESP32 上的 ESP-IDF。", "tags": [ "embedded" ], "keywords": [ "FreeRTOS 任务", "FreeRTOS 队列", "任务优先级", "优先级反转", "vTaskDelay" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-21T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "esp32-freertos-tasks", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/esp32-freertos-tasks/" }, { "slug": "request-ladder", "lang": "zh", "title": "每次请求 1.07 秒，而其中只有四分之一是服务器", "description": "我跟踪了对本站的一次真实请求，把每个阶段都计时了。意外的不是总耗时，而是服务器只占其中一小部分——以及如果要优化，最该动的是哪个阶段。", "tags": [ "networking", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "请求耗时", "TLS 握手", "TTFB", "curl 计时", "往返时延" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-21T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "request-ladder", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/request-ladder/" }, { "slug": "the-open-ledger", "lang": "zh", "title": "我用 AI 写了 260 篇文章，然后造了一道门禁来阻止自己说谎", "description": 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的真实差距（结论有点反直觉），并给出一份先测量、再压最大功耗项的省电清单，把省电服务器从玄学变成算术。", "tags": [ "homelab", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Homelab 功耗", "省电服务器", "RAPL", "空闲功耗", "CPU 调频策略", "电费" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-19T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "power-efficient-homelab", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/power-efficient-homelab/" }, { "slug": "esp32-sensor-node-bom", "lang": "zh", "title": "ESP32 续航要从 BOM 设计起：电池版传感器节点的真实功耗与数据预算", "description": "一份诚实的传感器节点 BOM 拆解：板子、稳压器、传感器与射频各自要让你的 ESP32 续航付出多少；再用一个 Python 模型算出真实的平均电流、电池天数与每月数据量，每个假设都明确标注。", "tags": [ "esp32", "embedded" ], "keywords": [ "ESP32 续航", "传感器节点 BOM", "深度睡眠电流", "功耗预算", "锂电 vs 18650" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-18T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "esp32-sensor-node-bom", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/esp32-sensor-node-bom/" }, { "slug": "tools-for-embedded-work", "lang": "zh", "title": "我实际在用的嵌入式开发工具，以及每一件是干什么的", "description": "一份工作台上的真实清单，而不是购物单：用编译器和 size、objdump、readelf 看清代码的真实开销，用 gdb 加 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Q16.16 实战", "description": "很多单片机没有 FPU，一次 float 运算就是一次软浮点库调用。本文用真实 C 代码和真实输出讲清 Q16.16 定点数学：乘法溢出的真实失败、与 double 的真实误差、查找表正弦，以及诚实的计时对比与适用边界——包括什么时候不该用它。", "tags": [ "embedded", "c" ], "keywords": [ "定点数学", "Q16.16", "单片机数学", "无 FPU", "溢出" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-15T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "fixed-point-math-on-mcus", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/fixed-point-math-on-mcus/" }, { "slug": "gdb-in-practice", "lang": "zh", "title": "gdb 实战：调试 C 程序崩溃，而不是用 printf 猜", "description": "gdb 实战指南：backtrace、core dump、条件断点、watchpoint、多线程调试，以及 -O0 与 -O2 的故事——全部来自真实程序的真实输出。", "tags": [ "c", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "gdb", "调试 C 崩溃", "backtrace", "core dump", "断点" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-14T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "gdb-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/gdb-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "valgrind-and-memory-profiling", "lang": "zh", "title": "Valgrind 实战：内存泄漏、非法访问，以及时间都花在哪了", "description": "一次 Linux 上的 valgrind 实操：用真实的 memcheck 报告逐一看 C 语言内存泄漏、非法读写、未初始化值，再用 massif 看堆增长、callgrind 看指令热点、helgrind 看数据竞争——每条都配真实输出和修法。", "tags": [ "c", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "valgrind", "C 语言内存泄漏", "massif", "callgrind", "memcheck" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-14T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "valgrind-and-memory-profiling", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/valgrind-and-memory-profiling/" }, { "slug": "endianness-in-practice", "lang": "zh", "title": "实践中的字节序：为什么字节是反着的", "description": "用真实程序把字节序讲透：在 x86 上打印 32 位整数的字节、htonl 与网络字节序、直接发送结构体过 socket 的经典 bug、Modbus 寄存器，以及如何检测字节序并做字节交换。", "tags": [ "embedded", "c" ], "keywords": [ "字节序", "大小端", "htonl", "网络字节序", "字节交换" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-13T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "endianness-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/endianness-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "memory-alignment-and-padding-in-c", "lang": "zh", "title": "C 语言结构体填充与对齐：实测", "description": "为什么 C 结构体里存在空洞：真实的 sizeof/offsetof 数字、_Alignof、带 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"exemplar", "histogram 与 summary", "prometheusremotewrite", "delta 时间性" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-10T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "opentelemetry-metrics-and-exemplars", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/opentelemetry-metrics-and-exemplars/" }, { "slug": "kafka-consumer-groups-and-lag", "lang": "zh", "title": "Kafka 消费者组与 lag：那个告诉你正在落后的数字", "description": "Kafka 消费者组把 topic 的分区分给组内各消费者，各自提交 offset；consumer lag 就是已提交 offset 与日志末尾之间的差。我用一个一次性单 broker KRaft 集群跑出真实输出：lag 增长、一次真实的 rebalance，以及重置 offset。", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "Kafka 消费者组", "consumer lag", "kafka-consumer-groups", "rebalance", "offset" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-09T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "kafka-consumer-groups-and-lag", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/kafka-consumer-groups-and-lag/" }, { "slug": "systemd-creds-encrypted-secrets", "lang": "zh", "title": "systemd-creds：把密钥交给服务，而不落到磁盘上", "description": "systemd-creds 把密钥加密绑定到本机（或 TPM），只有 systemd 才能在服务启动时解密。LoadCredentialEncrypted= 通过私有 tmpfs 的 $CREDENTIALS_DIRECTORY 把明文交给服务——明文不上磁盘、不进环境变量、不进 /proc。真实输出，诚实标注局限。", "tags": [ "systemd", "security" ], "keywords": [ "systemd-creds", "LoadCredential", "服务密钥", "CREDENTIALS_DIRECTORY", "TPM" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-09T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "systemd-creds-encrypted-secrets", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/systemd-creds-encrypted-secrets/" }, { "slug": "go-generics", "lang": "zh", "title": "Go 泛型实践：何时有用，何时多余", "description": "Go 泛型实战——类型参数、约束、泛型类型，以及与 interface{} 的真实性能对比基准测试。", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "Go 泛型", "类型参数", "约束", "comparable", "类型推断", "cmp.Ordered", "interface{} vs 泛型" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-08T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "go-generics", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/go-generics/" }, { "slug": "linux-inotify-and-file-watching", "lang": "zh", "title": "inotify：Linux 是如何告诉你文件变了", "description": "一篇动手实践向的 inotify 指南：真实的 inotifywait 与 inotifywatch 输出、用 Python ctypes 读事件队列，并真实复现一次事件队列溢出。", "tags": [ "linux" ], "keywords": [ "inotify", "Linux 文件监控", "inotifywait", "文件变更事件", "max_user_watches" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-08T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "linux-inotify-and-file-watching", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/linux-inotify-and-file-watching/" }, { "slug": "nginx-worker-tuning", "lang": "zh", "title": "nginx worker 调优：worker_processes、worker_connections，以及真正会咬人的那些上限", "description": "在真实的一次性容器里实测 nginx worker 调优：为什么 worker_processes auto 等于每核一个 worker、worker_connections 的并发上限怎么算，以及真正先撞上的 ulimit -n / worker_rlimit_nofile 文件描述符天花板。我真实地触发了 worker_connections are not enough 警告和 152 行 accept4() No file descriptors available，然后修好了它。", "tags": [ "nginx", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "nginx worker_processes", "worker_connections", "nginx 调优", "worker_rlimit_nofile", "keepalive" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-07T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "nginx-worker-tuning", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/nginx-worker-tuning/" }, { "slug": "postgres-index-bloat-and-reindex", "lang": "zh", "title": "Postgres 索引膨胀：为什么索引一直变大，以及如何修复", "description": "在一次性 Postgres 16 容器中的真实输出：我对一张 200 万行的表做高强度更新，看着索引从 16 MB 涨到 28 MB 而 VACUUM 一个字节都没缩小，然后用 REINDEX 和 REINDEX CONCURRENTLY 把它砍回来，还抓到了一次失败的 CONCURRENTLY 留下无效索引。", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres 索引膨胀", "REINDEX CONCURRENTLY", "pgstattuple", "索引大小", "autovacuum" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-07T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-index-bloat-and-reindex", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/postgres-index-bloat-and-reindex/" }, { "slug": "go-testing-and-fuzzing", "lang": "zh", "title": "Go 测试实践：表驱动测试、基准测试与模糊测试", "description": "Go testing 包实战：表驱动测试与子测试、-benchmem 基准测试、覆盖率、go vet 以及 go test -fuzz 模糊测试——全部附带真实输出。", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "Go testing", "表驱动测试", "go test -fuzz", "Go benchmark", "子测试" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-06T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "go-testing-and-fuzzing", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/go-testing-and-fuzzing/" }, { "slug": "python-subprocess-and-shell-safety", "lang": "zh", "title": "Python subprocess 与 shell 注入防护：列表传参、真实攻击演示、真实堆栈", "description": "一份动手向的 Python 外部命令安全指南：为什么列表传参优于 shell=True，用真实可运行的注入示例讲解 shlex.quote，以及 check=True、capture_output、timeout、env 和 cwd 的用法。所有输出均为实际执行结果。", "tags": [ "python", "security" ], "keywords": [ "Python subprocess", "shell 注入", "shell=True", "subprocess.run", "shlex.quote" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-06T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "python-subprocess-and-shell-safety", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/python-subprocess-and-shell-safety/" }, { "slug": "iproute2-policy-routing", "lang": "zh", "title": "iproute2 策略路由：不只按目的地址的路由", "description": "iproute2 的 `ip rule` 策略路由让内核按源地址、fwmark 或接口来选择路由表，而不只看目的地址。用真实的 `ip route get` 输出，演示双出口、按源路由、VPN 分流隧道和 IPv6。", "tags": [ "networking", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "策略路由", "ip rule", "iproute2", "路由表", "ip route get", "fwmark", "按源路由" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-05T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "iproute2-policy-routing", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/iproute2-policy-routing/" }, { "slug": "rootless-containers-and-podman", "lang": "zh", "title": "无根容器：不用 root 运行容器（以及 Podman vs Docker）", "description": "有 root 权限的容器守护进程等同于 host 上的 root——容器逃逸即获得宿主机 root。用真实演示讲解 user namespaces、subuid/subgid 映射、unshare，以及无根模式的代价：低端口、存储驱动、cgroup 委托。对工作站与服务器给出诚实的 Podman vs Docker 建议。", "tags": [ "devops", "security" ], "keywords": [ "无根容器", "Podman vs Docker", "user namespaces", "subuid", "无守护进程" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-05T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "rootless-containers-and-podman", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/rootless-containers-and-podman/" }, { "slug": "http-security-headers-and-csp", "lang": "zh", "title": "Content-Security-Policy 与真正管用的安全响应头", "description": "深入 Content-Security-Policy（CSP）：在一次性 nginx 容器中跑真实的响应头前后对比、CSP nonce 与哈希如何取代 'unsafe-inline'、frame-ancestors 如何阻止点击劫持、Report-Only 模式如何让你在不弄坏站点的前提下测试，以及一份静态站点的可直接复制起步配置。", "tags": [ "security", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "Content-Security-Policy", "安全响应头", "CSP nonce", "HSTS", "Report-Only" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-04T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "http-security-headers-and-csp", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/http-security-headers-and-csp/" }, { "slug": "ipv6-firewalling-with-nftables", "lang": "zh", "title": "用 nftables 做 IPv6 防火墙：一张 inet 表同时管两个协议族", "description": "一次真机 IPv6 防火墙实验：用一张 nftables inet 表同时给 IPv4 和 IPv6 设防，讲清 IPv6 离不开的 ICMPv6/NDP 规则、链路本地与多播放行、默认拒绝的 input 链，附真实放行与拦截的测试输出、计数器，以及和 ip6tables 的对比。", "tags": [ "networking", "security" ], "keywords": [ "IPv6 防火墙", "nftables inet", "ICMPv6", "ip6tables 与 nftables", "默认拒绝" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-04T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "ipv6-firewalling-with-nftables", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/ipv6-firewalling-with-nftables/" }, { "slug": "opentelemetry-collector-pipelines", "lang": "zh", "title": "OpenTelemetry Collector：应用与后端之间的管道", "description": "OpenTelemetry Collector 如何通过 receivers、processors、exporters 将应用与后端解耦——附真实 OTLP 容器输出。", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "OpenTelemetry Collector", "OTLP", "collector pipeline", "receivers processors exporters", "tail sampling" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-03T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "opentelemetry-collector-pipelines", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/opentelemetry-collector-pipelines/" }, { "slug": "self-hosted-container-registry", "lang": "zh", "title": "自建容器镜像仓库：把 docker push 留在自己的机器上", "description": "用 registry:2 自建容器镜像仓库：真实的 docker push/docker pull 输出、裸手调 v2 API（catalog、tags、manifest）、htpasswd 认证、TLS 与垃圾回收，以及什么时候託管仓库才是更划算的选择。", "tags": [ "self-hosting", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "自建容器镜像仓库", "docker push", "registry:2", "v2 API", "htpasswd" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-03T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "self-hosted-container-registry", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/self-hosted-container-registry/" }, { "slug": "cgroups-v2-io-limits", "lang": "zh", "title": "cgroup v2 io.max：限制单个容器的磁盘吞吐量", "description": "在一台 Docker 29 主机上实测：cgroup v2 的 io 控制器如何按容器限制磁盘吞吐量，--device-write-bps 到底写了什么，io.max 与 io.weight 的区别，以及为什么用 dd 测出来的数字是假的。", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "cgroup v2 io.max", "容器 I/O 限制", "device-write-bps", "io.weight", "PSI" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-02T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "cgroups-v2-io-limits", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/cgroups-v2-io-limits/" }, { "slug": "git-hooks-and-local-ci", "lang": "zh", "title": "Git Hooks：你可以纳入版本控制的本地 CI", "description": "Git hooks 是在 git 生命周期关键节点自动执行的脚本。本文介绍 pre-commit、commit-msg 和 pre-push hook 的用法，core.hooksPath 如何解决克隆问题，以及服务端 hook 如何执行客户端 hook 无法强制的规则。", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "git hooks", "pre-commit hook", "core.hooksPath", "commit-msg", "pre-push" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-02T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "git-hooks-and-local-ci", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/git-hooks-and-local-ci/" }, { "slug": "linux-swap-and-zram", "lang": "zh", "title": "Linux swap 与 zram：它们是什么，什么时候能救命", "description": "Linux swap 到底是什么（以及为什么它不是内存）、vm.swappiness 真正控制的是什么、如何用 vmstat 的 si/so、pswpin/pswpout 和 /proc/pressure 观察内存压力，以及什么时候 zram 比磁盘 swapfile 更好——全部真实输出，另加一次 Docker cgroup 限制下 400 MiB 分配实验。", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "Linux swap", "zram", "vm.swappiness", "内存压力", "swapfile", "pswpin" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-01T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "linux-swap-and-zram", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/linux-swap-and-zram/" }, { "slug": "prometheus-recording-rules", "lang": "zh", "title": "Prometheus 记录规则与联邦：把频繁查询提前算好", "description": "记录规则按固定间隔预计算 PromQL 并存储为新指标；联邦通过 /federate 从多个本地 Prometheus 拉取聚合序列。使用 promtool、/api/v1/rules 和 /federate 的实时输出演示。", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "Prometheus 记录规则", "rule_files", "Prometheus 联邦", "promtool", "PromQL" ], "pubDate": "2027-02-01T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "prometheus-recording-rules", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/prometheus-recording-rules/" }, { "slug": "sqlite-json1-and-generated-columns", "lang": "zh", "title": "SQLite JSON：在单文件中查询 JSON（以及何时该规范化）", "description": "SQLite 的 JSON1 扩展让你可以对存储在 TEXT 列中的 JSON 进行查询、过滤和索引——json_extract、->>、json_each，以及让查询更快的生成列技巧。", "tags": [ "devops", "python" ], "keywords": [ "SQLite JSON", "json_extract", "生成列", "json_each", "JSON 字段索引" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-31T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "sqlite-json1-and-generated-columns", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/sqlite-json1-and-generated-columns/" }, { "slug": "tls-ocsp-stapling", "lang": "zh", "title": "TLS OCSP 装订：不泄露隐私的证书吊销检查", "description": "证书吊销是怎么回事：CRL、OCSP 各自的问题与隐私代价，用 ssl_stapling 在真实 Docker 实验里配置 nginx 并以 s_client -status 验证，Must-Staple 的兴亡，以及 Let's Encrypt 2025 年关停 OCSP 如何改变了一切。", "tags": [ "security", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "OCSP 装订", "证书吊销", "ssl_stapling", "CRL", "Must-Staple" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-31T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "tls-ocsp-stapling", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/tls-ocsp-stapling/" }, { "slug": "systemd-networkd-vs-networkmanager", "lang": "zh", "title": "systemd-networkd 与 NetworkManager：谁来配置你的网络？", "description": "一篇带真实输出的 systemd-networkd 与 NetworkManager 对比：.network 声明式文件对比 nmcli 连接配置文件、同一份静态 IP 的两种写法、各自如何供 DNS 给 systemd-resolved，以及为什么两个一起跑是坏主意。", "tags": [ "networking", "systemd" ], "keywords": [ "systemd-networkd", "NetworkManager", "Linux 网络配置", ".network 文件", "nmcli", "netplan", "systemd-resolved" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-30T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "systemd-networkd-vs-networkmanager", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/systemd-networkd-vs-networkmanager/" }, { "slug": "tmux-and-session-management", "lang": "zh", "title": "tmux 实战：比 SSH 连接更持久的会话", "description": "tmux 会话、窗口与面板的实用指南：终端复用器如何在 SSH 断线后保持你的工作现场，如何脚本化生成可复现的布局，以及 send-keys 和 capture-pane 如何实现真正的自动化。", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "tmux", "tmux 会话", "终端复用器", "tmux 脚本", "断开与重连" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-30T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "tmux-and-session-management", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/tmux-and-session-management/" }, { "slug": "container-image-layers-and-digests", "lang": "zh", "title": "容器镜像层与摘要：镜像里面到底是什么", "description": "容器镜像是一个有序的文件系统层栈加上一个配置文件。了解 Dockerfile 如何映射到层、层的顺序为何影响缓存复用，以及标签与摘要的区别。", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "容器镜像层", "镜像摘要", "docker history", "层缓存", "docker save" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-29T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "container-image-layers-and-digests", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/container-image-layers-and-digests/" }, { "slug": "systemd-service-watchdog", "lang": "zh", "title": "systemd 看门狗：重启挂死的服务，而不只是会崩溃的服务", "description": "Restart=on-failure 只能处理真正退出的进程，挂死的进程系统完全无感知。本文用真实的 systemd journal 输出演示如何用 WatchdogSec 加 sd_notify 心跳捕获卡死的服务，并覆盖 StartLimitBurst 崩溃循环保护与 Type=notify 就绪语义。", "tags": [ "systemd", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "systemd 看门狗", "Restart=on-failure", "WatchdogSec", "sd_notify", "StartLimitBurst" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-29T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "systemd-service-watchdog", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/systemd-service-watchdog/" }, { "slug": "linux-signals-deep-dive", "lang": "zh", "title": "Linux 信号：kill 与 kill -9 的区别，以及 PID 1 容器陷阱", "description": "Linux 信号是异步通知，而不是消息队列。了解 SIGTERM 与 SIGKILL 的区别、信号处理器如何实现优雅关闭、sigprocmask 如何延迟信号投递，以及 PID 1 容器陷阱——你的应用必须自己处理 SIGTERM。", "tags": [ "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Linux 信号", "SIGTERM vs SIGKILL", "信号处理器", "PID 1 容器", "优雅关闭" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-28T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "linux-signals-deep-dive", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/linux-signals-deep-dive/" }, { "slug": "tcp-window-and-socket-buffers", "lang": "zh", "title": "TCP 窗口缩放与套接字缓冲区：为什么长链路上传输慢", "description": "为什么 500 Mbit/s 的链路只跑出 14 Mbit/s：接收窗口、TCP 窗口缩放、带宽延迟积，以及套接字缓冲区与自动调优如何决定真实上限——全部用真实的 iperf3、tcpdump、netem 与 ss -ti 输出说话。", "tags": [ "networking", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "TCP 窗口缩放", "带宽延迟积", "套接字缓冲区", "ss -ti", "tcp_rmem" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-28T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "tcp-window-and-socket-buffers", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/tcp-window-and-socket-buffers/" }, { "slug": "go-context-and-cancellation", "lang": "zh", "title": "Go context 包：取消、截止日期与避免 goroutine 泄漏", "description": "Go context 包的实战梳理——WithTimeout、WithCancel、WithValue、errgroup，以及忽略 ctx.Done() 时悄悄发生的 goroutine 泄漏。", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "Go context", "context 取消", "context.WithTimeout", "goroutine 泄漏", "errgroup" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-27T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "go-context-and-cancellation", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/go-context-and-cancellation/" }, { "slug": "http-compression-brotli-vs-gzip", "lang": "zh", "title": "实测 brotli 与 gzip：真实文件上的 HTTP 压缩对比，逐压缩级别", "description": "在真实文件上实测 brotli 与 gzip：完整的 gzip 1-9 与 brotli 1-11 字节数对照表、压缩级别的 CPU 开销、nginx gzip 与 brotli 模块配置、构建期预压缩静态资源、BREACH 风险，以及哪些内容不该压缩。", "tags": [ "nginx", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "brotli 与 gzip 对比", "HTTP 压缩", "Content-Encoding", "nginx gzip", "压缩级别" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-27T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "http-compression-brotli-vs-gzip", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/http-compression-brotli-vs-gzip/" }, { "slug": "container-seccomp-hardening", "lang": "zh", "title": "加固容器：seccomp、只读文件系统与 capabilities", "description": "通过真实实验讲解 Docker 安全选项：seccomp 配置文件、只读容器、丢弃 capabilities 与 no-new-privileges 的实际用法与效果。", "tags": [ "security", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "容器 seccomp", "docker 安全选项", "只读容器", "cap-drop", "no-new-privileges" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-26T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "container-seccomp-hardening", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/container-seccomp-hardening/" }, { "slug": "mqtt-5-in-practice", "lang": "zh", "title": "MQTT 5 实战：共享订阅、请求响应 MQTT、用户属性与 reason code", "description": "MQTT 5 带来了共享订阅、请求响应、用户属性、消息过期和真正的 reason code。这篇用 mosquitto 2.1.2 逐个实测，看看哪些特性真正改变了设备端的设计。", "tags": [ "embedded", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "MQTT 5", "共享订阅", "用户属性", "请求响应 MQTT", "mosquitto" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-26T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "mqtt-5-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/mqtt-5-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "linux-page-cache-and-mmap", "lang": "zh", "title": "Linux 页缓存与 mmap：你的文件读取到底发生在哪里", "description": "文件读取到底发生在哪里？我用 /proc/meminfo 实测 Linux 页缓存，展示冷读与热读 25 倍差距，用 strace 统计 read() 与 mmap() 的系统调用，并演示 msync、fadvise，以及为什么 drop_caches 是错的办法。", "tags": [ "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Linux 页缓存", "mmap 与 read 对比", "drop_caches", "缺页错误", "/proc/meminfo" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-25T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "linux-page-cache-and-mmap", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/linux-page-cache-and-mmap/" }, { "slug": "nats-jetstream", "lang": "zh", "title": "NATS JetStream 实战：不用集群的持久化流", "description": "我跑了一个一次性的单节点 NATS JetStream，输出全部原样贴出：建流、发布消息、持久化消费者、显式 consumer acks，以及一次 least-once 反例演示——故意不 ack 的消息带着 tries: 2 和 num_redelivered: 1 回来了。另附 retention 策略、limit 上限和 KV 层的真实结果，以及与 Kafka 的诚实对比。", "tags": [ "networking", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "NATS JetStream", "持久化流", "at-least-once", "consumer acks", "retention 策略", "KV store" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-25T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "nats-jetstream", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/nats-jetstream/" }, { "slug": "io-uring-in-practice", "lang": "zh", "title": "io_uring 实战：为什么批量提交胜过每次 I/O 一次系统调用", "description": "io_uring 用用户态与内核共享的提交/完成环，取代每次 I/O 一次系统调用。基于 Linux 7.2 与 fio ioengine 的真实对比：队列深度带来什么、不改变什么，以及 SQPOLL 与注册缓冲区何时才值得用。", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "io_uring", "异步 I/O", "fio ioengine", "队列深度", "epoll", "libaio", "SQPOLL" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-24T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "io-uring-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/io-uring-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "postgres-row-level-security", "lang": "zh", "title": "Postgres 行级安全：由数据库强制执行的多租户隔离", "description": "Postgres RLS 策略如何按租户过滤行、ENABLE 与 FORCE 的区别、USING 与 WITH CHECK、连接池陷阱，以及可复现的真实隔离验证。", "tags": [ "devops", "security" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres 行级安全", "RLS", "CREATE POLICY", "多租户", "current_setting" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-24T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-row-level-security", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/postgres-row-level-security/" }, { "slug": "dotlens3d-glass-bead-optics", "lang": "zh", "title": "GPU 上的玻璃珠透镜光线追迹：摩尔纹放大与光栅视差", "description": "正向仿真玻璃珠 3D 图片背后的光学：用逐像素 GPU 着色器对玻璃珠阵列做光线追迹，薄透镜偏折与斯涅尔定律折射的对比，摩尔纹放大与视差为何出现，Qt 加 moderngl 的上下文陷阱，以及把 3D 模型打印到珠子背后的逆向设计。", "tags": [ "python", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "玻璃珠透镜", "光线追迹", "GPU 着色器", "摩尔纹放大", "光栅透镜" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-23T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "dotlens3d-glass-bead-optics", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/dotlens3d-glass-bead-optics/" }, { "slug": "go-pprof-profiling", "lang": "zh", "title": "Go pprof：一次真实的 Go profiling，从 cpuprofile 到 heap profile", "description": "一份带真实 pprof 输出的 Go profiling 实操笔记：引入 net/http/pprof，采集 cpuprofile 与内存 profile，读 -top 和 -list，分清 alloc_space 与 inuse_space——然后用 profile 修掉一次 5.6 GB/请求的分配热点和一次手写字符串查找。", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "Go pprof", "Go profiling", "cpuprofile", "内存 profile", "heap profile" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-22T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "go-pprof-profiling", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/go-pprof-profiling/" }, { "slug": "http-conditional-requests", "lang": "zh", "title": "HTTP 条件请求：ETag、304 Not Modified 与省带宽的正确姿势", "description": "条件请求让客户端在下载正文之前先问一句「变了吗」。用一次性 nginx 跑真实 curl 输出：ETag + If-None-Match 返回 304 Not Modified、正文 0 字节，If-Modified-Since 与 ETag 的对比，If-Match 返回 412 做乐观并发，以及 Range 返回 206 支持断点续传。", "tags": [ "networking", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "HTTP 条件请求", "ETag", "304 Not Modified", "If-None-Match", "Last-Modified" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-22T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "http-conditional-requests", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/http-conditional-requests/" }, { "slug": "certificate-transparency", "lang": "zh", "title": "证书透明（Certificate Transparency）：被误签发的证书是怎么被抓到的", "description": "从实践角度解释证书透明机制：用 openssl 从真实证书里解出 SCT、认出签发它的 CT 日志、梳理 Chrome 的强制策略，再查询公开 CT 日志数据，第一时间发现误签发到你域名下的证书。", "tags": [ "security", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "证书透明 Certificate Transparency", "SCT", "CT 日志", "crt.sh", "误签发证书" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-21T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "certificate-transparency", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/certificate-transparency/" }, { "slug": "redis-persistence", "lang": "zh", "title": "Redis 持久化：RDB vs AOF，崩溃时你实际会丢失什么", "description": "一份带有真实基准测试的 Redis 持久化实战指南：RDB 快照、AOF 追加日志、appendfsync 策略、崩溃恢复与 AOF 重写——全部在 Docker 中实测。", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "Redis 持久化", "RDB vs AOF", "appendfsync", "Redis 数据可靠性", "BGSAVE" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-21T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "redis-persistence", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/redis-persistence/" }, { "slug": "postgres-recursive-cte", "lang": "zh", "title": "Postgres 递归 CTE：用 SQL 查询树与图", "description": "递归 CTE 通过基础用例和自引用递归项来遍历层级数据。学习 WITH RECURSIVE、depth/path 累加器、CYCLE 防环、SEARCH 排序、执行计划分析，以及何时该用物化路径或 ltree 替代。", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres 递归 CTE", "WITH RECURSIVE", "树查询", "层级数据", "CYCLE" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-20T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-recursive-cte", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/postgres-recursive-cte/" }, { "slug": "sqlite-vacuum-and-integrity", "lang": "zh", "title": "SQLite VACUUM、integrity_check，以及一个不会变小的数据库文件", "description": "删了 99% 的行，SQLite 文件却没变小？那是 freelist 在作怪。用真实的 page_count、freelist_count、VACUUM、auto_vacuum、incremental_vacuum、VACUUM INTO 和 integrity_check 前后的数字说清楚。", "tags": [ "devops", "python" ], "keywords": [ "SQLite VACUUM", "PRAGMA integrity_check", "auto_vacuum", "数据库文件大小", "freelist" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-20T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "sqlite-vacuum-and-integrity", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/sqlite-vacuum-and-integrity/" }, { "slug": "git-internals", "lang": "zh", "title": "Git 内部原理：对象、引用与 packfile（git 是个小型数据库）", "description": "动手拆解 Git 内部原理：blob、tree、commit 与 tag 组成一个内容寻址的对象库，引用与 HEAD 只是指向提交的文件，再看 git gc 如何把松散对象打包。附带真实的 git cat-file、ls-tree、verify-pack 输出。", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "Git 内部原理", "git 对象", "blob tree commit", "packfiles", "git cat-file" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-19T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "git-internals", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/git-internals/" }, { "slug": "nginx-modsecurity-waf", "lang": "zh", "title": "nginx WAF 实战：ModSecurity 与 OWASP CRS，实测 SQL 注入、XSS 与路径遍历", "description": "一次动手实测：nginx + ModSecurity + OWASP CRS 4.30 拦住真实的 SQL 注入、XSS 与路径遍历，403 响应与真实审计日志规则 ID（942100、941100、930110）；以及 DetectionOnly 灰度上线、误报、延迟代价，以及小型自托管场景下 WAF 到底该放在哪。", "tags": [ "security", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "ModSecurity", "OWASP CRS", "WAF", "nginx WAF", "SQL 注入" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-19T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "nginx-modsecurity-waf", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/nginx-modsecurity-waf/" }, { "slug": "core-web-vitals", "lang": "zh", "title": "Core Web Vitals 实战：LCP、CLS、INP 不猜，只测", "description": "不猜，只测：我搭了两个几乎一样的文章页面，一个乱、一个对，然后把 Lighthouse 和 web-vitals 的真实输出贴在下面。在以静态为主的站点上，LCP、CLS、INP 到底由什么决定，哪些微优化不值得做。", "tags": [ "seo", "astro" ], "keywords": [ "核心网页指标", "LCP", "CLS", "INP", "Lighthouse" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-18T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "core-web-vitals", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/core-web-vitals/" }, { "slug": "linux-capabilities", "lang": "zh", "title": "Linux capabilities 解密：root 的权限，逐项拆解", "description": "一份实战 Linux capabilities 指南，附真实 Docker 演示：为什么 root 权限过大、约 40 个 capability 如何拆分它、五个集合、capsh、/proc/self/status、getcap/setcap、bounding set、CAP_SYS_ADMIN 问题，以及 drop-all-add-back 实用配方。", "tags": [ "security", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Linux capabilities", "CAP_NET_RAW", "capsh", "cap-drop", "setcap" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-18T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "linux-capabilities", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/linux-capabilities/" }, { "slug": "alertmanager-in-practice", "lang": "zh", "title": "Alertmanager 实战：告警路由、分组与静默，把噪声挡在通知之外", "description": "Alertmanager 实战：用一套临时 Docker 里的 Prometheus + Alertmanager 讲清职责拆分、配置树、告警路由与分组、抑制规则、amtool 静默，并附上 firing 与 resolved 的真实 webhook 载荷。", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "Alertmanager", "告警路由", "告警分组", "静默", "抑制规则", "Prometheus 规则", "webhook 接收端" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-17T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "alertmanager-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/alertmanager-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "disk-io-and-fio", "lang": "zh", "title": "有意义的磁盘 I/O 基准测试：fio、IOPS 与 fsync", "description": "为什么「我的磁盘很慢」通常是错误的问题。真实 fio 基准测试展示 IOPS vs 吞吐量 vs 延迟、队列深度效应、fsync 的真实代价，以及 tmpfs vs LUKS 加密 NVMe SSD 如何改变一切。", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "fio 基准测试", "磁盘 IOPS", "fsync", "iostat", "队列深度", "吞吐量", "io_uring" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-17T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "disk-io-and-fio", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/disk-io-and-fio/" }, { "slug": "containerd-vs-docker", "lang": "zh", "title": "containerd 与 Docker：真正干活的到底是谁", "description": "Docker 到底和 containerd 是什么关系？用这台 Arch 机器上真实的 docker version、docker info、ps 和 runc 输出说话：谁真正启动容器、runc 这个 OCI 运行时在底层做了什么、Docker 又加了什么，以及为什么你大概率不该把它换掉。", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "containerd", "runc", "Docker vs containerd", "OCI 运行时", "nerdctl" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-16T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "containerd-vs-docker", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/containerd-vs-docker/" }, { "slug": "ipv6-slaac-and-ra", "lang": "zh", "title": "IPv6 SLAAC 与路由器通告：完整复现", "description": "无需 DHCP，主机如何自动获得 IPv6 地址——RS/RA 交换、前缀信息、A/M/O 标志、EUI-64 与稳定隐私地址、真实 radvd 输出。", "tags": [ "networking", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "IPv6 SLAAC", "路由器通告", "radvd", "EUI-64", "RS RA", "DHCPv6" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-16T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "ipv6-slaac-and-ra", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/ipv6-slaac-and-ra/" }, { "slug": "systemd-resolved", "lang": "zh", "title": "systemd-resolved 实战：被你遗忘的 127.0.0.53 本地存根解析器", "description": "systemd-resolved 是大多数系统早已在跑、却被悄悄绕开的本地缓存存根解析器，监听 127.0.0.53。一篇结合 resolvectl、缓存、分流 DNS、DNS over TLS 与 mDNS 的实战走读，全部输出来自一台 Arch 主机。", "tags": [ "networking", "systemd" ], "keywords": [ "systemd-resolved", "resolvectl", "存根解析器", "DNS over TLS", "分流 DNS" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-15T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "systemd-resolved", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/systemd-resolved/" }, { "slug": "tls-session-resumption", "lang": "zh", "title": "TLS 会话恢复：完整握手 vs 恢复会话，以及 TLS 1.3 0-RTT", "description": "完整 TLS 握手到底要花多少往返和字节；TLS 1.2 的会话 ID 与会话票据、TLS 1.3 的 PSK 票据如何让重连客户端跳过大部分工作；用 openssl s_client -sess_out/-sess_in 亲眼验证；nginx ssl_session_cache 调优；以及 TLS 1.3 0-RTT 的重放代价。", "tags": [ "security", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "TLS 会话恢复", "会话票据", "TLS 1.3 0-RTT", "openssl s_client", "PSK" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-15T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "tls-session-resumption", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/tls-session-resumption/" }, { "slug": "cpu-scheduling-and-affinity", "lang": "zh", "title": "CPU 调度实战：nice/renice、CPU 亲和性与 taskset，以及为什么某个核心被打满", "description": "一次在真实 8 核机器上的 Linux CPU 调度实战：CFS 如何按权重切分一个核心，为何 nice/renice 只在高负载下才起作用，CPU 亲和性与 taskset 何时有用何时帮倒忙，SCHED_FIFO 的危险，docker --cpus 如何经 cpu.max 限流，以及如何用 mpstat -P ALL 与 pidstat 定位被打满的核心。", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "CPU 调度", "nice renice", "CPU 亲和性", "taskset", "运行队列", "cgroup cpu.weight", "SCHED_FIFO" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-14T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "cpu-scheduling-and-affinity", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/cpu-scheduling-and-affinity/" }, { "slug": "postgres-triggers", "lang": "zh", "title": "Postgres 触发器实战：好、坏与隐形", "description": "在一次性容器中用真实输出讲解 Postgres 触发器：BEFORE/AFTER 行级触发器、FOR EACH STATEMENT、NEW/OLD、WHEN 条件、视图上的 INSTEAD OF、RAISE EXCEPTION、触发器顺序、可见性陷阱和逐行性能陷阱。", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres 触发器", "CREATE TRIGGER", "审计表", "触发器函数", "NEW OLD" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-14T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-triggers", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/postgres-triggers/" }, { "slug": "dnssec-in-practice", "lang": "zh", "title": "DNSSEC 实战：签名一个区域并亲眼看验证失败", "description": "一次完整的 DNSSEC 实践：用 BIND 内联签名对真实区域签名，检查 DNSKEY/RRSIG/DS/NSEC 记录，通过验证解析器观察 ad 标志，故意破坏信任链后看 SERVFAIL，并了解密钥轮换为何让 DNSSEC 运维如此痛苦。", "tags": [ "networking", "security" ], "keywords": [ "DNSSEC", "RRSIG", "信任链", "DNSSEC 验证", "DS 记录" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-13T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "dnssec-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/dnssec-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "journald-in-practice", "lang": "zh", "title": "journalctl 实战：你其实早就在用的 systemd journal", "description": "在一台真实的 Arch 主机上实操 journalctl：按 unit、优先级、时间过滤，实时跟踪日志，读取 _SYSTEMD_UNIT、_PID 等日志字段，写入自定义字段，用 -o json 做脚本化统计，以及用 --disk-usage 和 vacuum 管理 journald 日志保留。", "tags": [ "systemd", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "journalctl", "systemd journal", "结构化日志", "journald 日志保留", "-o json" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-13T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "journald-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/journald-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "buildkit-in-practice", "lang": "zh", "title": "BuildKit 实战：cache mount 与多架构镜像", "description": "真实 BuildKit 构建，不是理论：我用 cache mount 构建了多阶段 Go 镜像，重构建时所有层都命中 CACHED，用 docker buildx 生成了真正的多架构 manifest，并实测了 arm64 模拟构建到底慢多少。以下全部内容复制自我的终端。", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "BuildKit", "docker buildx", "多架构构建", "cache mount", "--platform" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-12T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "buildkit-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/buildkit-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "wireguard-troubleshooting", "lang": "zh", "title": "WireGuard 排障：握手正常，为什么却什么都不通？", "description": "一份实用的 WireGuard 排障阶梯，全部基于真实的 wg show、tcpdump 与 conntrack 输出：公钥配错、AllowedIPs 打错、NAT 后面的 PersistentKeepalive、MTU 让大包卡死——每个故障都在一次性容器里真实复现。", "tags": [ "networking", "security" ], "keywords": [ "WireGuard 排障", "wg show", "AllowedIPs", "WireGuard 握手", "PersistentKeepalive" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-12T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "wireguard-troubleshooting", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/wireguard-troubleshooting/" }, { "slug": "oom-killer-and-overcommit", "lang": "zh", "title": "Linux 内存过量提交与 OOM 杀手：你的进程为什么被杀", "description": "什么是内存过量提交、vm.overcommit_memory 的三种模式、Committed_AS 与 CommitLimit 的关系、OOM 杀手如何用 oom_score 挑选牺牲者、cgroup 限制与全局杀手谁先动手、swap 的作用，以及如何读懂案发现场——全部来自一次性容器的真实输出。", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "OOM killer", "内存过量提交", "vm.overcommit_memory", "oom_score", "Committed_AS", "memory.max", "OOMKilled" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-11T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "oom-killer-and-overcommit", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/oom-killer-and-overcommit/" }, { "slug": "redis-sentinel-vs-cluster", "lang": "zh", "title": "Redis Sentinel 与 Redis Cluster：一次真实的故障转移、真实的哈希槽，以及你到底需要哪个", "description": "Redis Sentinel 与 Redis Cluster 的务实对比：用三个 sentinel 跑一次真实故障转移，用三主节点的集群抓一个真实的 MOVED 重定向和 16384 个哈希槽，诚实地算清两者的复杂度代价，以及一份判断你到底需要哪个的决策清单。", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "Redis Sentinel", "Redis Cluster", "故障转移", "哈希槽", "MOVED" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-11T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "redis-sentinel-vs-cluster", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/redis-sentinel-vs-cluster/" }, { "slug": "loki-log-aggregation", "lang": "zh", "title": "用 Grafana Loki 做日志聚合：便宜的日志，真实的查询", "description": "Grafana Loki 只索引标签而不索引全文，这正是日志聚合能便宜下来的原因。一次真实的 Loki 3.4 实操：推送日志行、LogQL 流选择器、行过滤器、rate() 指标查询，以及标签基数这个坑。", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "Grafana Loki", "LogQL", "日志聚合", "标签基数", "Promtail" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-10T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "loki-log-aggregation", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/loki-log-aggregation/" }, { "slug": "systemd-socket-activation", "lang": "zh", "title": "systemd socket 激活：在第一个连接时才启动服务，而非开机", "description": "把 systemd socket 激活讲透：由 systemd 持有监听 socket（ListenStream），在第一个连接到来时才启动服务，并通过 sd_listen_fds 把 fd 传给它。全部是 systemctl --user 的真实输出，含 .socket/.service 配对、systemd-socket-activate 演示，以及诚实的取舍。", "tags": [ "systemd", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "systemd socket 激活", "ListenStream", "sd_listen_fds", ".socket unit", "LISTEN_FDS" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-10T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "systemd-socket-activation", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/systemd-socket-activation/" }, { "slug": "consul-in-practice", "lang": "zh", "title": "Consul 实战：没有 Kubernetes 做服务发现、健康检查与 KV", "description": "一次真实的 Consul 实验：在 127.0.0.1 上跑一个一次性 dev agent，注册一个带 HTTP 健康检查的服务，看着它变成 critical，用 DNS 接口和 HTTP API 查询，再用 Consul KV 存配置——全部是真输出，跑完即拆。", "tags": [ "devops", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "Consul", "服务发现", "健康检查", "Consul KV", "DNS 接口" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-09T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "consul-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/consul-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "nginx-proxy-cache", "lang": "zh", "title": "nginx proxy_cache 实战：真正缓存你的上游", "description": "用真实请求跑通 nginx proxy_cache：对着一个会计数的上游演示 MISS→HIT、X-Cache-Status 排查、缓存键、bypass、stale 容错，以及 OSS 版 nginx 无法 purge 的坑。", "tags": [ "nginx", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "nginx 缓存", "X-Cache-Status", "proxy_cache_path", "缓存命中 MISS", "缓存键" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-09T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "nginx-proxy-cache", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/nginx-proxy-cache/" }, { "slug": "sqlite-concurrency", "lang": "zh", "title": "SQLite 并发实战：锁模型、WAL 模式，以及为什么你会遇到 database is locked", "description": "一篇基于真实实验的 SQLite locking 指南：默认回滚日志为什么会让第二个写者拿到 database is locked（SQLITE_BUSY）、WAL mode 如何让读不再与写冲突、busy_timeout 与 synchronous 的取舍，以及单写者规则下的工程设计与真实耗时数据。", "tags": [ "devops", "python" ], "keywords": [ "SQLite 锁", "database is locked", "WAL 模式", "SQLITE_BUSY", "busy_timeout" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-08T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "sqlite-concurrency", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/sqlite-concurrency/" }, { "slug": "tcp-keepalive", "lang": "zh", "title": "TCP Keepalive 与心跳：服务器如何发现对端已死", "description": "半开连接可能滞留数小时。通过真实实验和计时数据，了解 TCP keepalive（SO_KEEPALIVE、TCP_KEEPIDLE）和应用层心跳如何检测死对端。", "tags": [ "networking", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "TCP keepalive", "半开连接", "TCP_KEEPIDLE", "心跳", "SO_KEEPALIVE" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-08T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "tcp-keepalive", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/tcp-keepalive/" }, { "slug": "dns-zone-transfer-axfr", "lang": "zh", "title": "DNS 区域传送（AXFR）：它如何泄露整个区域，以及如何封堵", "description": "一次 DNS 区域传送（AXFR）会把整个区域的主机名一次送给陌生人。本文用 127.0.0.1 上真实的 BIND 实验，展示 dig AXFR 成功拖走整个 zone、allow-transfer { none; } 后被真实 REFUSED、TSIG 只放行备用服务器，以及 NSEC3 签名后的传送内容，并给出自查清单。", "tags": [ "networking", "security" ], "keywords": [ "DNS 区域传送", "AXFR", "allow-transfer", "dig AXFR", "区域枚举" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-07T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "dns-zone-transfer-axfr", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/dns-zone-transfer-axfr/" }, { "slug": "postgres-listen-notify", "lang": "zh", "title": "Postgres LISTEN/NOTIFY：你已经拥有的消息总线", "description": "Postgres 内置了一个轻量级发布/订阅机制 LISTEN/NOTIFY。它快速、无需额外服务，而且已经在你的数据库里运行。本文介绍如何使用它、它的真实边界，以及何时该换用真正的消息队列。", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres LISTEN NOTIFY", "pg_notify", "数据库发布订阅", "变更通知", "触发器" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-07T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-listen-notify", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/postgres-listen-notify/" }, { "slug": "file-descriptors-and-ulimits", "lang": "zh", "title": "文件描述符上限：「打开文件过多」的成因与修复", "description": "文件描述符是什么，为什么文件、套接字和管道共享同一个上限，如何用 ulimit -n 和 /proc//limits 查看软限制与硬限制，EMFILE 的含义，以及修复「打开文件过多」的清单：先提高上限，再找到泄漏。", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "文件描述符上限", "打开文件过多", "ulimit -n", "EMFILE", "LimitNOFILE", "lsof", "/proc/pid/fd" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-06T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "file-descriptors-and-ulimits", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/file-descriptors-and-ulimits/" }, { "slug": "http2-vs-http11", "lang": "zh", "title": "HTTP/2 与 HTTP/1.1：到底改变了什么（以及什么没变）", "description": "一次动手对比 HTTP/2 与 HTTP/1.1：用一次性 nginx 容器跑出真实 curl 与 nghttp2 输出，讲清 HTTP/2 多路复用、HPACK 头压缩、nginx http2 配置、TCP 队头阻塞为何要靠 QUIC，以及在本地与高延迟链路上分别量到的诚实数字。", "tags": [ "networking", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "HTTP/2 与 HTTP/1.1", "HTTP/2 多路复用", "HPACK", "队头阻塞", "nginx http2" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-06T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "http2-vs-http11", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/http2-vs-http11/" }, { "slug": "haproxy-in-practice", "lang": "zh", "title": "HAProxy 实战：从不让你意外的负载均衡器", "description": "一次动手实践的 HAProxy 走查：HAProxy 配置模型（defaults、frontend、backend）、mode http 与 mode tcp、roundrobin 与 leastconn、真正把死掉的后端实时踢出集群的健康检查、timeout 与 retry，以及 stats 页面——全部在 haproxy 3.0 上复现，输出真实可验。", "tags": [ "devops", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "HAProxy", "HAProxy 配置", "健康检查", "负载均衡", "mode tcp" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-05T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "haproxy-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/haproxy-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "nginx-stream-module", "lang": "zh", "title": "nginx stream 模块：L4 层的 TCP/UDP 代理", "description": "如何使用 nginx stream 模块作为 TCP/UDP 代理。通过真实配置讲解 L4 与 L7 的区别、ssl_preread SNI 路由、UDP 代理、负载均衡和 proxy_protocol。", "tags": [ "nginx", "networking" ], "keywords": [ "nginx stream 模块", "nginx TCP 代理", "UDP 代理", "ssl_preread", "L4 代理" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-05T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "nginx-stream-module", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/nginx-stream-module/" }, { "slug": "scapy-packet-crafting", "lang": "zh", "title": "Scapy 教程：用 Python 构造数据包，只在自己的回环接口上嗅探", "description": "一份动手的 Python 抓包与组包教程：用 Scapy 手工构造 ICMP echo、一个 Ethernet/IP/TCP 帧和一个真实的 DNS 查询，只发到 127.0.0.1，再把回包嗅探回来。附真实的 show()、hexdump() 与解析器输出，以及 NET_RAW 与授权使用的边界。", "tags": [ "networking", "python", "security" ], "keywords": [ "Scapy 教程", "构造数据包", "Python 抓包", "嗅探数据包", "ICMP", "DNS 查询", "hexdump" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-04T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "scapy-packet-crafting", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/scapy-packet-crafting/" }, { "slug": "traffic-shaping-with-tc", "lang": "zh", "title": "用 tc netem 做流量整形：可量化的延迟、丢包与限速", "description": "用 tc netem 和 tbf 在 Linux 上模拟广域网延迟、丢包和限速。所有数据来自一次性 Docker 容器的真实测量：ping RTT、限速前后吞吐量、tc -s 计数器。", "tags": [ "networking", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "tc netem", "流量整形", "网络模拟", "tc qdisc", "tbf" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-04T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "traffic-shaping-with-tc", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/traffic-shaping-with-tc/" }, { "slug": "container-image-signing", "lang": "zh", "title": "容器供应链完整性：用 cosign 签名镜像，以及标签为什么会骗人", "description": "标签会说谎，摘要不会。一篇动手向的容器供应链完整性指南：构建一个极简镜像、按镜像摘要用 cosign 签名、部署前用 cosign verify 拦截，亲眼看着被悄悄挪走的标签验证失败（退出码 10），再附加 SBOM 与来源证明，并把签名做成部署门禁——全部真实终端输出，也说清单人运维者做到哪一步就够。", "tags": [ "security", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "cosign", "镜像签名", "容器供应链", "镜像摘要", "SBOM", "Sigstore", "不可变标签" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-03T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "container-image-signing", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/container-image-signing/" }, { "slug": "postgres-window-functions", "lang": "zh", "title": "Postgres 窗口函数：替代循环的 SQL", "description": "窗口函数在不折叠行的情况下跨相关行计算值。学习 ROW_NUMBER、RANK、LAG、累计求和、frames 以及 top-N-per-group 模式，附真实查询输出。", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres 窗口函数", "ROW_NUMBER", "PARTITION BY", "top N per group", "LAG LEAD" ], "pubDate": "2027-01-03T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-window-functions", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/postgres-window-functions/" }, { "slug": "rust-ownership", "lang": "zh", "title": "Rust 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0.8.7），实测了精确搜索、HNSW 与 IVFFlat 的最近邻搜索，调了 ef_search 和 probes，踩了后过滤的坑，并写下什么时候才真的需要专用向量数据库。", "tags": [ "ai", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "pgvector", "Postgres 向量搜索", "HNSW", "最近邻搜索", "embeddings" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-28T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "pgvector", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/pgvector/" }, { "slug": "local-llm-vs-api", "lang": "zh", "title": "本地 LLM 对比 API：一份诚实的成本与能力对照", "description": "我在一台只有 CPU 的机器上，用一次性的 Ollama 容器跑了 Qwen2.5，测出了真实的每秒 tokens、内存占用和加载时间。本文讲清本地到底买到了什么、代价是什么、对照公开 API 价格的盈亏平衡账，以及两边各自该在什么时候胜出。", "tags": [ "ai", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "本地 LLM 对比 API", "本地运行 LLM", "Ollama", "每秒 tokens", "量化", "VRAM", "每 token 成本" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-27T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "local-llm-vs-api", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/local-llm-vs-api/" }, { "slug": "rag-in-practice", "lang": "zh", "title": "RAG 实战：它本质上是个搜索问题", "description": "我在这个博客自己的文章上搭了一个微型检索系统——SQLite、256 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"keywords": [ "HTTP 范围请求", "206 Partial Content", "断点续传", "Accept-Ranges", "Content-Range" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-23T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "http-range-requests", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/http-range-requests/" }, { "slug": "verifying-webhooks", "lang": "zh", "title": "验证 webhook：HMAC 签名、replay attack 与所有人都会犯的错误", "description": "如何正确地 verify webhooks：用 HMAC-SHA256 对原始 body 加时间戳签名、设置重放窗口、恒定时间比较、密钥轮换、快速回 2xx，以及幂等处理——附真实签名、真实拒绝，和那个能说明为什么不能用 == 的计时侧信道。", "tags": [ "security", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "verify webhooks", "HMAC 签名（HMAC signature）", "webhook 安全（webhook security）", "重放攻击（replay attack）", "恒定时间比较（constant-time comparison）" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-23T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "verifying-webhooks", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/verifying-webhooks/" }, { "slug": "grpc-vs-rest", "lang": "zh", "title": "gRPC vs REST：一次诚实的对比，附真实调用", "description": "我把一个一次性的 gRPC 服务和一个等价的 REST 接口并排跑起来，然后量了线上真实的数据：grpcurl 调用与反射、HTTP/2 分帧、protobuf 与 JSON 的字节数、四种流式调用、以及 deadline 超时——最后写下 gRPC 与 REST 各自到底在哪里赢、代价又在哪里。", "tags": [ "networking", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "gRPC vs REST", "gRPC", "protobuf", "grpcurl", "HTTP/2", "流式 RPC", "代码生成" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-22T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "grpc-vs-rest", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/grpc-vs-rest/" }, { "slug": "redis-vs-memcached", "lang": "zh", "title": "Redis vs Memcached：你到底该用哪个缓存？", "description": "Redis 和 Memcached 都是内存键值缓存，所以真正的问题不是速度，而是能力边界。本文用一次性的 Redis 7.4 与 Memcached 1.6 容器跑出真实输出：同一个值的存取、INFO 与 stats、TTL 过期、LRU/LFU 淘汰、1MB 条目上限与无持久化，以及 Memcached 根本不具备的那些数据类型。", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "Redis vs Memcached", "Redis", "Memcached", "内存缓存", "淘汰" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-22T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "redis-vs-memcached", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/redis-vs-memcached/" }, { "slug": "real-client-ip", "lang": "zh", "title": "穿过代理拿到真实客户端 IP：nginx real_ip、X-Forwarded-For 与 proxy_protocol", "description": "一旦在应用前面放上 CDN、负载均衡或反向代理，$remote_addr 就变成了代理自己，而不是你的用户。本文讲清 X-Forwarded-For、X-Real-IP、Forwarded 的语义，nginx real_ip 如何用 set_real_ip_from 与 real_ip_recursive 重写客户端地址，为什么 proxy_protocol 更难被伪造，以及盲目信任一个不是你写的头部会带来什么后果。", "tags": [ "networking", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "X-Forwarded-For", "真实客户端 IP", "nginx real_ip", "proxy_protocol", "可信代理" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-21T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "real-client-ip", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/real-client-ip/" }, { "slug": "websockets-vs-sse", "lang": "zh", "title": "WebSocket 还是 SSE：选那个无聊的", "description": "WebSocket 还是 Server-Sent Events？我把一个回声服务器和一个事件端点放到 nginx 后面，抓下了真实的 101 握手、text/event-stream 帧、带 Last-Event-ID 的重连，以及缓冲那个坑——最后整理成一份决策清单。", "tags": [ "networking", "python" ], "keywords": [ "WebSocket 与 SSE", "Server-Sent Events", "WebSocket 握手", "text/event-stream", "长轮询" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-21T00:00:00.000Z", 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与浏览器抓包输出。", "tags": [ "security", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "安全 cookie", "SameSite", "HttpOnly", "session 管理", "session fixation", "cookie 前缀", "CSRF" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-20T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "cookies-and-sessions", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/cookies-and-sessions/" }, { "slug": "container-image-size", "lang": "zh", "title": "逐层拆解容器镜像体积：从 1.35 GB 缩到 8 MB", "description": "我用五种方式在同一台机器上构建同一个 Go 小服务——单阶段 golang、多阶段 distroless/alpine/scratch、以及一个臃肿的 Debian 层堆栈——并逐层贴出真实的 docker images 与 docker history 数字。还包括 COPY 顺序、构建缓存命中、.dockerignore，以及 20 MB 镜像未必更好的时候。", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "容器镜像体积", "多阶段构建", "distroless", "docker history", ".dockerignore" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-19T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "container-image-size", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/container-image-size/" }, { "slug": "graceful-shutdown", "lang": "zh", "title": "优雅关闭与连接排空：一次真机复现", "description": "我用一个一次性的 nginx 挡在一个每请求约 1 秒的小应用前面，在请求进行中发送 SIGTERM，眼看着请求变成 502 Bad Gateway——然后用真正的连接排空把它修好：为什么部署会造成 502、nginx reload 与 restart 的区别、Kubernetes 的 preStop 与 terminationGracePeriodSeconds，以及各技术栈的优雅关闭清单。", "tags": [ "devops", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "优雅关闭", "SIGTERM", "连接排空", "零停机部署", "502 Bad Gateway" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-19T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "graceful-shutdown", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/graceful-shutdown/" }, { "slug": "pgbouncer", "lang": "zh", "title": "PgBouncer 与 Postgres 连接池：复现一遍（以及 transaction mode 的坑）", "description": "用 Docker 亲手搭一套 Postgres 17 + PgBouncer 1.26 复现 Postgres 连接池：为什么每个连接都是一个进程、为什么调大 max_connections 只是把天花板挪高、session 与 transaction 池模式到底差在哪，以及 transaction mode 在会话状态、临时表、prepared statements 上具体怎么翻车——全部是真机输出。", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "PgBouncer", "Postgres 连接池", "transaction mode", "max_connections", "SHOW POOLS" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-18T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "pgbouncer", 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"2026-12-17T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "kafka-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/kafka-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "minio-and-s3", "lang": "zh", "title": "把对象存储搬回家：用 MinIO 搭一套自己的 S3-compatible storage", "description": "对象存储（object storage）到底怎么运作：扁平命名空间、整对象写入、为什么 S3 API 会胜出，以及如何在本机跑 MinIO。含真实命令与输出：建 bucket、上传下载、bucket policy、presigned URL、versioning、lifecycle 规则，以及用 S3 SDK 从代码访问——外加它的真实边界和适用场景。", "tags": [ "self-hosting", "devops", "nginx" ], "keywords": [ "MinIO", "S3-compatible storage", "object storage", "presigned URL", "bucket policy", "版本控制", "S3 SDK" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-17T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "minio-and-s3", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/minio-and-s3/" }, { "slug": "full-text-search", "lang": "zh", "title": "Postgres 全文检索 vs Elasticsearch：什么时候你并不需要那个集群", "description": "在同一份语料上亲手对比 Postgres 全文检索与 Elasticsearch：tsvector、tsquery、ts_rank、GIN 索引、用 pg_trgm 做模糊/错别字搜索，真实的 EXPLAIN 计划与 ES 响应，Postgres 做不到的事，以及何时才值得上一个搜索集群的决策规则。", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres 全文检索", "Postgres vs Elasticsearch", "tsvector", "pg_trgm", "GIN 索引" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-16T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "full-text-search", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/full-text-search/" }, { "slug": "postgres-vacuum", "lang": "zh", "title": "Postgres vacuum 与表膨胀：为什么你的表比该有的大 10 倍", "description": "用真实输出讲清 Postgres vacuum：我在一次性 Postgres 17 里制造出真实的表膨胀，调了 autovacuum 阈值，看着 VACUUM 把 dead tuples 标记为可复用、VACUUM FULL 把文件真正缩小，并用 pg_stat_user_tables 和 pgstattuple 检查了 wraparound 与 bloat。", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "Postgres vacuum", "表膨胀", "autovacuum", "VACUUM FULL", "dead tuples" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-16T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "postgres-vacuum", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/postgres-vacuum/" }, { "slug": "grafana-in-practice", "lang": "zh", "title": "Grafana 实战：仪表盘即代码，而不是靠点出来", "description": "在 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}, { "slug": "opentelemetry-tracing", "lang": "zh", "title": "分布式追踪入门：不搞仪式感的 OpenTelemetry", "description": "三大支柱的取舍、distributed tracing 到底解决什么问题、必备词汇（trace、span、trace context、attributes、sampling），以及一套最小可用的 OpenTelemetry 配置 —— 插桩应用、OTLP 导出、Jaeger 后端 —— 附真实的 span、真实的 traceparent 头和实测的采样输出。", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "OpenTelemetry", "分布式追踪", "Jaeger", "trace context", "OTLP" ], "pubDate": "2026-12-12T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "opentelemetry-tracing", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/opentelemetry-tracing/" }, { "slug": "prometheus-in-practice", "lang": "zh", "title": "Prometheus 实战：抓取、真正用得上的 PromQL，以及不狼来了的告警规则", "description": "一次在临时 Docker 环境里动手做的 Prometheus 走查：pull 模型与 scrape_configs、exposition 格式、真正用得上的 PromQL、recording/alerting rules、基数陷阱与保留策略——全部附上真实查询输出。", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "Prometheus", "PromQL", "node_exporter", "告警规则", "scrape_configs", "histogram_quantile", "基数陷阱" ], "pubDate": 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"wireguard-in-containers", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/wireguard-in-containers/" }, { "slug": "status-page", "lang": "zh", "title": "搭建一个不说谎的 status page", "description": "status page 是一句关于可用性与 incident communication 的承诺，而不是一盏绿灯。如何搭一个独立于被监控系统之外的状态页：静态页面加 checker 的极简设计、一份 status JSON schema，以及尊重误报的诚实 uptime monitoring。", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "status page", "uptime monitoring", "incident communication", "health check", "dead man's switch" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-28T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "status-page", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/status-page/" }, { "slug": "writing-a-readme", "lang": "zh", "title": "写一份人们真的会读的 README：以快速上手为先的项目文档指南", "description": "README 不是形式主义，而是一款产品。这篇文章讲我如何写项目文档，让一个陌生人在一屏之内从「这是什么」走到「跑起来了」：哪些章节重要、按什么顺序排列，能在全新 clone 上真正跑通的快速上手，什么该删掉，以及一份可直接复制的模板。", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "README", "项目文档", "快速上手", "开发者体验", "模板" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-28T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "writing-a-readme", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/writing-a-readme/" }, { "slug": "debugging-with-strace", "lang": "zh", "title": "用 strace 调试：当系统调用自己讲出故事", "description": "一份用 strace 做系统调用调试的实战指南：它何时胜过调试器或日志、如何安全地附加到进程、怎么读 open/read/connect/futex 输出与 errno、值得背下来的过滤器（-e trace、-f、-p、-y、-T、-tt）、三个真实排查过程，以及 ltrace 和 bpftrace 各自的位置。", "tags": [ "linux", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "strace", "系统调用调试", "故障排查", "附加到进程", "futex" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-27T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "debugging-with-strace", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/debugging-with-strace/" }, { "slug": "http-caching", "lang": "zh", "title": "HTTP 缓存详解：Cache-Control、ETag，以及用户为什么会看到旧页面", "description": "一篇讲透 HTTP 缓存的实用指南：浏览器、CDN 与反向代理三层缓存谁听谁的，真正重要的 Cache-Control 指令，ETag 与 Last-Modified 校验器，304 Not Modified 往返过程，no-cache 的经典误读，指纹缓存与重验证之别，Vary 与 Cookie，以及一份可用的静态站点 nginx 配置。", "tags": [ "networking", "nginx", "devops" ], "keywords": [ "HTTP 缓存", "Cache-Control", "ETag", "304 Not Modified", "缓存击穿" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-27T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "http-caching", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/http-caching/" }, { "slug": "nftables-in-practice", "lang": "zh", "title": "nftables 实战：无痛从 iptables 迁移到 nftables", "description": "一份 nftables 实战指南：从 tables/chains/rules 心智模型讲起，给出服务器可直接复制的默认拒绝规则集，用集合与命名区间管理 IP 列表，讲清 masquerade 与端口转发 NAT、持久化，以及如何读懂 nft list ruleset，并附上不把自己锁在 SSH 门外的回滚办法。", "tags": [ "linux", "networking", "security" ], "keywords": [ "nftables", "从 iptables 迁移到 nftables", "nftables 规则集", "防火墙", "masquerade" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-26T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "nftables-in-practice", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/nftables-in-practice/" }, { "slug": "writing-postmortems", "lang": "zh", "title": "写一份真正能改变点什么的复盘", "description": "大多数复盘都是走过场：一段没人再看的复盘时间线、一句以「人为失误」收尾的结论、以及悄悄过期的行动项。这篇文章写我现在用的结构——影响、发现、贡献因素、既无指责又不留借口的 blameless 复盘、把触发因素和根因分开，以及少而精、有归属、可追踪、可验证的行动项，附带一份可以直接抄走的模板。", "tags": [ "devops" ], "keywords": [ "复盘", "事故复盘", "blameless 复盘", "根因分析", "行动项" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-26T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "writing-postmortems", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/writing-postmortems/" }, { "slug": "encrypted-dns", "lang": "zh", "title": "加密 DNS 详解：DoT、DoH 究竟保护了什么（又没有保护什么）", "description": "一篇务实的加密 DNS 指南：明文 DNS 会泄露什么、泄露给谁；DNS over TLS 与 DNS over HTTPS 有何区别；DoQ 能带来什么；加密究竟保护了查询内容，又永远藏不住 SNI、目标 IP 和你所使用的解析器；运营者要面对的那些取舍；以及 Unbound 与 systemd-resolved 的具体配置。", "tags": [ "networking", "security", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "加密 DNS", "DNS over HTTPS", "DNS over TLS", "DoH vs DoT", "Unbound", "systemd-resolved", "SNI" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-25T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "encrypted-dns", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/encrypted-dns/" }, { "slug": "ipv6-at-home", "lang": "zh", "title": "IPv6 家庭网络：一步步把 IPv6 跑起来（运营商、路由器、防火墙、DNS）", "description": "一篇把 IPv6 家庭网络跑通的实操指南：先确认运营商真的做了前缀委派，再让路由器用 SLAAC 通告一个 /64，把 IPv6 防火墙收紧成默认拒绝入站，配好 AAAA 记录，并排查一条残缺 IPv6 路径造成的卡顿。", "tags": [ "networking", "self-hosting", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "IPv6 家庭网络", "IPv6 防火墙", "前缀委派", "SLAAC", "双栈" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-25T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "ipv6-at-home", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/ipv6-at-home/" }, { "slug": "ssh-certificates", "lang": "zh", "title": "SSH 证书：别再手动管理 authorized_keys 了", "description": "一旦有人入职或要更换密钥，authorized_keys 的散乱就崩了。SSH 证书能治好它：一个 SSH CA 用 principals 和有效期来签用户证书，主机证书干掉 TOFU 提示，短时效凭证则让吊销列表变得多余。附可复制的 ssh-keygen -s 与 sshd 配置。", "tags": [ "security", "networking", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "SSH 证书", "SSH CA", "TrustedUserCAKeys", "主机证书", "principals" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-24T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "ssh-certificates", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/ssh-certificates/" }, { "slug": "systemd-hardening", "lang": "zh", "title": "systemd 加固：用 systemd-analyze security 给守护进程做沙箱", "description": "如何在不弄坏服务的前提下给 systemd 单元做沙箱：真正重要的那些旋钮（NoNewPrivileges、ProtectSystem=strict、PrivateTmp、SystemCallFilter、CapabilityBoundingSet、dynamic user）、用 systemd-analyze security 量化、用 LoadCredential 管密钥的增量工作流，以及单元被弄坏后如何测试与回滚。", "tags": [ "security", "systemd", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "systemd 加固", "ProtectSystem", "systemd-analyze security", "服务沙箱", "NoNewPrivileges" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-24T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "systemd-hardening", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/systemd-hardening/" }, { "slug": "nixos-first-impressions", "lang": "zh", "title": "NixOS 初体验：声明式、可复现，偶尔让人抓狂", "description": "运行 NixOS 一个月后的实地报告：把整台系统声明在一个文件里的吸引力、configuration.nix 到底长什么样、Nix 语言与 Nix flakes 的真实学习曲线、它在服务器与 CI 上的用武之地、它哪里硌人，以及一个诚实的使用建议。", "tags": [ "linux", "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "NixOS", "声明式配置", "可复现构建", "Nix flakes", "回滚" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-23T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "nixos-first-impressions", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/nixos-first-impressions/" }, { "slug": "reading-a-codebase", "lang": "zh", "title": "如何读懂一个不是你写的代码库：由外而内的阅读方法", "description": "一套可复用的方法，帮你读懂一个不是你写的代码库：由外而内起步，端到端追踪一条真实请求，用调试器和日志代替通读，找到模块之间的接缝，并克制地使用 git log。真正的核心其实在于决定哪些代码不要读。", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "读懂代码库", "理解陌生代码", "上手新项目", "代码考古", "调试器" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-23T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "reading-a-codebase", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/reading-a-codebase/" }, { "slug": "encryption-at-rest", "lang": "zh", "title": "静态加密：LUKS 和它的同伙，究竟帮你挡掉了什么", "description": "一篇务实且诚实的静态加密（encryption at rest）指南：先厘清真正的威胁模型（笔记本失窃、报废硬盘、云厂商访问），再看 LUKS 全盘加密到底覆盖什么、不覆盖什么，为什么口令才是薄弱点，TPM/clevis 与 crypttab 的解锁体验，以及在 VPS 上做 LUKS、加密 ZFS 数据集和加密备份的具体做法。", "tags": [ "security", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "静态加密", "LUKS", "全盘加密", "威胁模型", "TPM" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-22T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "encryption-at-rest", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/encryption-at-rest/" }, { "slug": "io-latency", "lang": "zh", "title": "磁盘 I/O 延迟排障：读懂 iostat、await 与 iowait", "description": "CPU 空闲却负载很高，问题通常出在磁盘。本文讲清怎么读 iostat -x 里的平均 await、%util 与队列深度，如何区分吞吐问题与延迟问题，用 iotop 和 /proc//io 抓出真凶进程，并处理 fsync 密集、WAL、swap 抖动与日志刷屏。", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "iostat", "磁盘 I/O 延迟", "iowait", "await", "队列深度" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-22T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "io-latency", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/io-latency/" }, { "slug": "local-first-software", "lang": "zh", "title": "本地优先软件：为什么你的应用应该能离线工作（以及它的代价）", "description": "云为默认的应用在延迟、可用性、数据所有权和锁定上如何辜负你；local-first software 与 offline-first 到底是什么意思；诚实面对那些难的部分（冲突解决、CRDT vs 最后写入胜出、同步引擎、多设备、迁移、没有服务器的认证）；小应用的 SQLite 实践栈；以及本地优先在什么时候是杀鸡用牛刀。", "tags": [ "devops", "self-hosting" ], "keywords": [ "本地优先软件", "离线优先", "CRDT", "同步引擎", "数据所有权" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-21T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, 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"输出编码", "SameSite cookie", "Content-Security-Policy" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-20T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "csrf-and-xss", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/csrf-and-xss/" }, { "slug": "why-builds-are-slow", "lang": "zh", "title": "慢速构建诊断清单：构建性能、构建缓存与 CI 速度", "description": "慢速构建几乎从来不是编译器的锅。这是一份清单：先测量冷构建与热构建，再找出真正的元凶——反复重装依赖、没有构建缓存、镜像过大、单线程运行——最后用缓存、增量构建与更短的关键路径把它们修掉。", "tags": [ "devops", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "慢速构建", "构建性能", "构建缓存", "CI 速度", "增量构建" ], "pubDate": "2026-11-20T00:00:00.000Z", "updatedDate": null, "translationKey": "why-builds-are-slow", "url": "https://blog.awin-x.top/zh/posts/why-builds-are-slow/" }, { "slug": "ssh-tunnel-as-vpn", "lang": "zh", "title": "SSH 隧道当穷人版 VPN：本地/远程/动态转发、autossh 与 systemd，以及该上 WireGuard 的时刻", "description": "把本地、远程与动态 SSH 端口转发讲具体，加上用 ProxyJump 穿跳板、autossh 与一份 systemd 单元保活，并诚实说清 ssh 隧道在哪一刻不够用、该改用 WireGuard 或 mesh 覆盖网络。", "tags": [ "networking", "linux" ], "keywords": [ "ssh 隧道", "SOCKS 代理", "远程端口转发", 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