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This article is part 8 of a series on writing concurrent network servers, focusing on implementing concurrency in Go using goroutines and the Go runtime's scheduling.

Research presented at Black Hat reveals over a dozen new vulnerabilities in baseboard management controllers from major server manufacturers, with scans showing tens of thousands of Internet-exposed BMCs remain critically vulnerable, some to decade-old flaws.

Dan Kornas highlights a curated directory of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, grouping implementations by job and linking to supported hosts like Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, and Zed. The open-source directory includes security guidance and official markers.

MCPHub is an open-source centralized management and routing hub for connecting multiple MCP servers to AI clients, offering a unified dashboard, flexible routing, and access controls.

Remote OpenClaw offers over 13,000 MCP servers, skills, and plugins for AI coding agents.

Manufact is a cloud platform for building and deploying MCP agents, servers, and apps, offering an SDK, automated deployment, monitoring, and marketplace submission tools.

A blog post analyzes the M/M/c queueing model and shows that increasing the number of servers in a load-balanced system improves latency at constant per-server load, a beneficial and somewhat counterintuitive result for cloud economics.

CtrlOps is an AI-powered tool for deploying, debugging, and managing Linux servers.