The Service Account Problem Has a New Name
AI agent identity is being treated as a new governance problem, but most enterprises are still carrying the same unresolved service-account hygiene underneath it.
AI agent identity is being treated as a new governance problem, but most enterprises are still carrying the same unresolved service-account hygiene underneath it.
Asking ChatGPT and Claude the same vision-led room question showed a difference that benchmarks do not always catch: what each model thinks the answer is for.
Moving AWS recert notes from OneNote to Notion, using Claude projects for dense study notes, and where the setup paid off on SA Pro weak spots.
Self-service, automation, and AI testing only matter when they make the real task faster or easier for the person using them.
Good documentation feels like overhead until the day it saves the incident, the handover, or your future self from starting again with no context.
A small missing calendar rule in new Outlook shows the hidden cost of migrating users before the new client can carry their workflows.
AI is eating some junior work, but the route into architecture had already been narrowed by cloud, specialisation, and the loss of accidental breadth.
The AI Builders Breakfast ended up being the most useful part of the day, and it sharpened the same question I arrived with: where the application layer fits in the AWS Summit conversation.
I've never been to an AWS Summit before. On Wednesday I'm heading to ExCeL London, and I've already had to make some hard choices about how the day runs.
A 2013-era i5 meets Docker, WSL, and the reality that hardware ceilings only show up when you try something new.