I used to have two dogs that looked scary but always wanted to play.
A lot of IT monitoring is the same — looks like it's watching. Nobody's actually watching.
This Grafana dashboard actually watches.
Build it → https://t.co/mA5wE9mBej
Prometheus. Loki. OpenSCAP. Three tools.
Three separate places to look .
Grafana fixes that:
→ One dashboard connecting all three
→ Unified alerting from one platform
Full guide → https://t.co/4RT3PidiKB
#Linux#Grafana#Observability#SinglePaneOfGlass#Prometheus#Loki
OpenSCAP scans Rocky Linux, Ubuntu, and Kinoite desktops against CIS Benchmarks automatically.
SCAPinoculars puts the results in Prometheus. Grafana alerts when compliance drifts.
No clipboards required.
Full guide → https://t.co/V0AoJ4vyU2
#OpenSCAP#Prometheus#Grafana
Built an OSTree repository for corporate Kinoite deployments.
No more "update and pray." Just test, deploy, rollback if needed.
Full configuration guide → https://t.co/wdo5NyQPJw
#Linux#OSTree#rpm-ostree #Kinoite#SysAdmin#Updates
Built an internal Flatpak repository to end the corporate audit week panic cycle.
No more uninstalling tools before audits. No more shadow IT. Just approved software, clear audit trails, and happy developers.
Full technical walkthrough → https://t.co/pSOZeacsy9
Should East Coast users be able to print to West Coast printers? Managing 100+ CUPS printers nationwide taught me: printer-level security matters. I
📖 https://t.co/B0s9rWJHG1
Prototyping a large SMB infrastructure in Proxmox: 11+ VMs, 8 VLANs with OPNSense routing, Ansible automation, dual backup layers. Testing everything virtually before production deployment. Here's my approach to infrastructure prototyping.
📖 https://t.co/SeTPVHgkhg
Why give every user admin access to your CUPS print servers? CUPS supports role-based access control (RBAC) to assign permissions per user role. Here's how to secure your print infrastructure with granular access control.
📖 https://t.co/8ODfgrVOId
"The most dangerous phrase: 'We've always done it this way.'" — Grace Hopper
Building enterprise Linux security for small business: Samba AD, SELinux, Auditd, Ansible.
Zero licensing costs. Enterprise-grade protection.
Project series: https://t.co/3c5ZWwdZai
🔒 New article: Remote Verification for AIDE
Explored distributed verification for Linux file integrity monitoring — moving from single-node trust to independent validation.
🔗 https://t.co/TQoSckUOUY
#Linux#Security#AIDE#CyberSecurity
What if file permissions could describe your day?
Would 400 be quiet reflection — or a “leave me alone” kind of mood?
Would 440 be when you share that idea with a friend, just to get it out there?
https://t.co/UEJnl8qWl5
👀 NSA-built. Open-source. Root-proof.
That’s #SELinux—Linux’s most powerful (and misunderstood) security system.
Learn how it works, why people disable it (and why they shouldn't):
🔗 https://t.co/UOGrg2XzF1
#Linux#DevSecOps#Infosec#SecurityTools
Hit a wall trying to secure #ROS2 with SELinux? I did too. 🤯
Switched to AppArmor—quick setup, but colcon didn't play nice.
🛠️ Here's why AppArmor wasn't the right fit:
👉 https://t.co/yddDrpHoGx
#LinuxSecurity#AppArmor#SELinux#DevSecOps#Robotics
Learn how to monitor and secure your projects using #Auditd and #Linux tools. Don't wait for a breach—audit and secure NOW! "🛡️ Securing ROS2 Robotic Projects with Auditd: A Practical Guide" by @SebosInfo#DEVCommunity https://t.co/HRgOMMIcDG
Secure your ROS 2 robot with real-time network monitoring! Learn how to install and configure #Suricata on Ubuntu 24.04 to detect suspicious traffic like DDS and ICMP. Part of our full #ROS2 security series for robotic systems.
@SebosInfo#DEVCommunity https://t.co/5DJPiphK4S