DevOps & Cloud.
6 articles
- Apr 08, 2026
GeForge and GDDRHammer: How GPU Rowhammer Attacks Can Now Compromise Your Entire System
Security researchers revealed GeForge and GDDRHammer, two new attacks that exploit Nvidia GPU GDDR6 memory to achieve full system compromise. By inducing bit flips in VRAM, attackers can hijack GPU page tables and escalate to root access on the host CPU.
- Feb 12, 2026
Typed Project Config: Migrating vercel.json to vercel.ts
vercel.ts replaces vercel.json with full TypeScript types, dynamic logic, and environment access. A practical migration walkthrough — rewrites, headers, crons, and queues — plus what stays in package.json.
- Feb 04, 2026
Deploying Next.js Apps to AWS with Docker
A complete guide to containerizing your Next.js application with Docker and deploying it to AWS. Covers multi-stage builds, ECS, and CI/CD with GitHub Actions.
- Nov 20, 2025
Docker Compose for Full-Stack Developers: A Practical Guide
Stop fighting environment setup. Docker Compose lets you define your entire development stack — database, API, frontend, cache — in one file and start it with a single command. A practical guide with real-world patterns.
- Nov 18, 2025
Why Fluid Compute Replaced Edge Functions
Vercel Edge Functions are no longer recommended. Fluid Compute runs in the same regions, at the same price, and removes the Web API restrictions that forced awkward workarounds. Here's what actually changed and how to migrate.
- Oct 22, 2025
Durable Event Streaming with Vercel Queues
Vercel Queues gives you at-least-once delivery, dead-letter queues, and consumer functions built on Fluid Compute — without standing up SQS or Kafka. Here's how to use it for webhook processing, async email, and work offloading.