A digital lock icon overlaid on a GitHub repository workflow diagram symbolising supply chain security

Practical GitHub Repository Hardening for a Hugo Site

This hardening effort was directly triggered by the recent Trivy supply chain compromise, which impacted some repositories in my workplace and prompted a full review of my own repository controls. If you want the incident and response details, these two links are worth reading first: Incident analysis: Trivy Compromised a Second Time (StepSecurity) Official disclosure and remediation guidance: Aqua Security discussion #10425 This post is an updated, end-to-end view of the hardening work I applied to this repository. ...

April 1, 2026 · 6 min · 1068 words · eakangk
Site Reliability Engineering

Site Reliability Engineering vs DevOps — How they differ and when to use each

What is SRE? SRE stands for Site Reliability Engineering. That’s just a lot of words. What does it mean though? Site Reliability engineering is what IT operations would be if it was run by software engineers. That’s an interesting take. But it was not helpful in clarifying anything about SRE just yet. Let’s try probing more. How did we go from Development to SRE? You know the part where people deploy software and then ensure things run fine in production. ...

December 4, 2021 · 14 min · 2849 words · eakangk