One of my favorite new podcasts is Oxide and Friends which is a weekly live show that’s technically very deep, focused on #Rust, morally opinionated and funny.

The Fly.io write-up of how they built their own orchestrator is a wild ride and also contains a crash-course introduction into how to schedule workloads at (non)scale.

A good overview of the protections that Rust offers compared to out in the wild C code based on the audit of the git source code. In short: if you write idiomatic Rust, you get a lot of protection.