I'd love to see Nebark expand its capabilities to support more advanced
A/B testing scenarios, such as multivariate testing and canary releases. The current implementation seems to focus on simple A/B testing, which may not be sufficient for more complex systems. Additionally, it would be great to see Nebark integrate with other monitoring and analytics tools to provide a more comprehensive view of the system's performance. For example, integrating with tools like Prometheus and Grafana could provide valuable insights into how the A/B tests are affecting the system's metrics and performance. Furthermore, supporting more programming languages and frameworks would make Nebark a more versatile tool for a wider range of use cases.
As a Systems Architect, I've worked with various Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions, and I'm excited to see an open-source alternative like ShadowStrike. One key aspect to consider when building an EDR from scratch is the ability to collect and analyze telemetry data from endpoints. This includes process creation, network connections, file access, and other system calls. To achieve this, ShadowStrike could utilize a kernel-mode driver to intercept and log system calls, providing a robust dataset for
• threat
detection and incident response.
Additionally, implementing a cloud-based backend for data storage and analytics would enable scalable and efficient processing of the collected data, facilitating the detection of advanced threats.