Rainer Gerhardsfield notes on systems

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Archive 2025

Articles published in 2025.

  1. How We Run Open Source and Closed Source at Adisconadiscon
  2. Alhambra: Beauty, and Engineering That Quietly Holds It Togetherpersonal
  3. The Context Wall in AI Code Generationpersonal
  4. Security Theater at the Download Pageinternet security
  5. CyberSicherheitsForum Baden-Württemberg 2025: Notes from an rsyslog Perspectiveconferences
  6. The Real Scope Behind the rsyslog Documentation OverhaulAI First
  7. YAML for rsyslog — a new option, not a revolutionengineering rationale
  8. Having a good Time with DO Gradient AIAI First
  9. Schema transformation and the road to YAML in mmjsontransformlog pipeline
  10. Adiscon joins connect.IT Heilbronn-Frankenadiscon
  11. Why We Built a Second rsyslog AI Assistant — and What It MeansAI First
  12. Looking for an Alternative to Kiwi Syslog? Try WinSyslog.syslog
  13. From Stream to Lake: Thinking About rsyslog as the River System Behind Your Datalog pipeline
  14. Revisiting old style Windows Log Schema Mappinglog normalization
  15. Outdated readthedocs problem solved!AI First
  16. Status update: omhttp, CI, backlog, and containersrsyslog
  17. rsyslog becoming target for social engineering PRs? Lessons learned.rsyslog
  18. Sluggish Responses – And How We Plan to Do Betterpersonal
  19. An old and possibly important text rediscovered…personal
  20. Why I’m Trying Rsyslog Channels on WhatsApp and Telegramrsylsog
  21. When Humans and AIs Overthink: a “complex” rsyslog crash that wasn’tAI/ML
  22. Dogfooding the rsyslog Commit AI AssistantAI First
  23. Refactoring omhttp for containers: what, why, and when?engineering rationale
  24. New Content, New Homepage: Announcing a wave of content to comeblog
  25. The vision behind rsyslog’s AI-First strategypersonal
  26. AI is not for the lazy ones – AI prompt for doc work as an exampleAI/ML
  27. Evolving rsyslog Documentation with AI: From Chaos to a PlanAI First
  28. rsyslog Goes AI First — A New Chapter BeginsAI/ML