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The latest update to hermes-memory-installer addresses a critical gap in operational monitoring: the alert mechanism for host resource pressure was failing to t

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A recent commit in the hermes-memory-installer project updated a consistency note in the documentation to remove a direct commit hash reference. The message: do

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Originally published at curatedmcp.com/blog/week-2026-30 MCP Ecosystem Week 30: When Your Developers' AI Tools Connect to Everything—What's in Your Allowlist? T

I sat down on a Saturday to self-host SigNoz and hit this in the repo's deploy/ folder: Note: The install.sh script and the docker-compose manifests have been d

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MCP servers are becoming production dependencies. If an agent depends on a server, that server needs the same basic safety net as any other production integrati

ColdFusion writes its logs through Apache Log4j2 under the hood, and in 2025 the right logging strategy is to move from plain-text log lines to structured JSON

Technical Analysis: Agents-CLI Overview Agents-CLI is a command-line interface (CLI) tool designed to manage and interact with various services, applications, a

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The latest update to hermes-memory-installer introduces a focused set of features that directly address production-level concerns: observability, storage manage

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Why I run my servers on autopilot Systemd + cron + Hermes = zero-touch server operations. My servers haven't needed human attention in weeks.