An offline-capable macOS logging framework that records events locally as plain-text logs and reliably forwards them to any remote API or generic text-based log store when connectivity is available. Built for enterprise deployment with reliable delivery and minimal operational overhead.

Background

SAP Privileges offers a RemoteLogging feature in addition to event logging through the Apple Unified Logging system.

At the time of writing, syslog and webhook are the only supported RemoteLogging options, and neither supports JWT-based authentication or the injection of non-standard HTTP headers. SAP Privileges does, however, support offline-capable logging and buffering through the QueueUnsentEvents feature.

AI-driven content tagging automation for static sites. Exploring OpenAI API integration with GitHub Actions to generate contextual tags and keywords for Hugo blog posts with modular front matter management.

Distributing a Proxy Auto-Configuration (PAC) file using AWS S3, CloudFront, and Terraform. Building a secure, globally accessible solution for Chrome Enterprise proxy management with proper HTTPS delivery and MIME type handling.

Organizing SSH configuration using modular files and Ansible automation. Breaking down monolithic SSH configs into manageable, context-grouped files with numbered ordering and automated deployment.

Makefile-driven Terraform scaffolding for consistent project structures. Automating infrastructure project creation with opinionated templates, environment configurations, and terraform-docs integration.