This article is about the small Framework Desktop computer and our unconventional experiment to use the Framework Desktop Computer to develop FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) applications.

Almost every modern website today offers some form of Multifactor Authentication (MFA): whether it’s a TAN code via SMS, a time-based one-time password (TOTP) from Google Authenticator, or a digital signature as we know it from banking apps.

The goal is always the same: extra security when logging in. But why is a password alone no longer enough?

This article is about my personal history with application deployment starting from 2010. The evolution of deployment methods, along with my personal experiences and opinions, is shown. At the end, there is a small example of the inner workings of Docker.

In Europe, there are still hardly any independent cloud offerings – even though digital sovereignty has long been essential for business, government, and society.

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) has become an indispensable part of modern IT infrastructures. Tools like Ansible, Kubernetes, and CloudFormation often rely on YAML – a format that initially impresses with its readability.

In IT security, we often talk about the onion principle. And even though many infrastructures can truly bring tears to your eyes – that’s not what the term refers to in this case.

Since the dawn of time, linux/unix shells are mostly posix compatible. While being widely used, posix compatible shells share the same limitations and bad design decisions. Posix shell scripting can lead to unexpected errors and systemfailures if not executed correctly.

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