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Member Spotlight: Shamsher Khan

There’s always more to our contributors than what you see in their author profiles. For our latest Member Spotlight, I sat down with Shamsher Khan to learn more about his newest project. What started as a frustrating Kubernetes troubleshooting problem has since grown into published research, a new way of thinking about operational evidence, and ongoing open-source work. What first got you interested in digging into complex infrastructure and systems problems?

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Build your own continuous modernization pipeline with AWS Transform custom

Introduction Development velocity has reached new heights with AI-driven development tools and practices. Organizations are generating code faster than ever before. But that speed carries risk. Researchers Anderson, Parker, and Tan warned in MIT Sloan Management Review, “Legacy systems tend to carry hidden debt; layering AI-generated code on top of them creates additional tangled dependencies.” […]

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Making User-Generated Sites Embeddable: X-Frame-Options vs CSP Frame-Ancestors

If you let users publish something, such as a page, prototype, or dashboard, sooner or later you want an "embed this" button so they can drop it into a blog, a portfolio, or docs, the way a CodePen result embeds. Then you ship the iframe, and it renders a blank box: refused to connect. The reflex is to blame the iframe. It's almost never the iframe. It's a response header.

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