DevOps & Cloud

Kubernetes Internals, API Writes, And Reconciliation Loops Continue reading on Medium »

From your first commit to advanced branching strategies — everything you need to version control like...

The Problem We Were Actually Solving Digging deeper, we discovered that our serverless...

The Problem We Were Actually Solving I still remember the day our team was tasked with integrating the Veltrix treasure hunt engine into our production system.

The small Terraform concept that quietly made our infrastructure cleaner, safer, and easier to scale Continue reading on Medium »

Last week I asked a simple question in our architecture review: Continue reading on Medium »

The Problem We Were Actually Solving I still remember the first time our Hytale server...

The Problem We Were Actually Solving We were trying to use our treasure hunt engine, a...

Wiring a new infrastructure source into a security policy engine used to mean writing a custom extractor. We replaced it with a YAML contract per asset type and

The Problem We Were Actually Solving Last year, our team at Mythic Games launched a highly...

Building a software application locally is just the first step. To make your application truly useful, you must store user data safely in… Continue reading on M

The Problem We Were Actually Solving We're building a treasure hunt engine for a massive...

Introduction What You Will Build Today By the end of this tutorial, you will have: A live web...

The Problem We Were Actually Solving In our pursuit of server health, we were focusing on...

Part 1 was Jenkins as code with ephemeral workers. Part 2 was macOS. This one moves a chunk of the CI...

The server is down. It is 2 AM. Your phone is lighting up with alerts. You SSH in, fingers already moving from muscle memory, and in the… Continue reading on Me

A Beginner-Friendly DevOps Project with Real-World Examples Continue reading on Medium »

A post‑mortem of the Claude leak showed 30% of productivity gains were phantom. Learn why your dashboards may be overstating output and how to turn that surpris

Stop wasting your CPU cores. Learn how to deploy a resilient, multi-core Node.js architecture. Continue reading on Medium »

One query. A production database on its knees. Here’s how we survived it and what it taught me about the gap between knowing systems and… Continue reading on Me

The Problem We Were Actually Solving I was tasked with optimizing the performance of our...

It’s 2:17 a.m. PagerDuty says checkout is failing. You have CloudWatch, Logs Insights, the last deploy in GitHub Actions, and Slack open… Continue reading on Me

The Problem We Were Actually Solving Our treasure hunt engine had worked well for a small audience, but when we hit a growth inflection point, it became clear t

The Problem We Were Actually Solving To be honest, we didn't really have a clear understanding of what we were trying to solve. We knew our server was getting s

The Problem We Were Actually Solving We had just launched a new live scoring feature for...

Some of the codes are given below. The non user of Linux can avoid this read. Continue reading on Medium »

This article covers AWS DevOps Agent — the ops-focused autonomous incident agent. Continue reading on Medium »

Step 1: Buy Domain on GoDaddy Continue reading on Medium »

I’ve been running a homelab for about 10 years now. I like the convenience of public clouds, but I don’t trust relying entirely on some… Continue reading on Med

What if your monitor didn't just fire an alert — it also investigated the issue and delivered a diagnosis before you even reached your keyboard? That's what Inv

Last night the build was clean. This morning, five red errors before the coffee was even warm. git...

I’m not new to Kubernetes. Certified my way through most of what the CNCF has to offer. And yet this specific setup, a proper local… Continue reading on Medium

The Problem We Were Actually Solving At the early stages of our deployment, we focused on...

Every serious infrastructure investment goes into redundant hardware, distributed systems, and...

Managing storage that is glued to your compute nodes makes scaling a nightmare. We found that LVM...

Declarative delivery is great. Production incidents do not give rats ass about your philosophy. Continue reading on Medium »

“Frontend + Backend” is no longer enough to call yourself full-stack. Continue reading on Medium »

Background jobs die quietly. Heartbeat monitoring is the pattern that catches them - how it works, why inverted checks beat ping monitors for scheduled tasks, a

A post-mortem on a cert expiry outage that an uptime monitor marked green for four hours. What Let's Encrypt auto-renewal actually fails on, and how to properly

JavaScript failures, CDN stale cache, hydration errors, visual regressions, and silent cron deaths - the production incidents that return HTTP 200 and fool your

Most uptime monitors work by making an HTTP request and checking the response code. It's fast, cheap,...

One of the first things engineers learn in Kubernetes is: Continue reading on Medium »

I asked myself this question seriously for the first time while staring at a Kubernetes node utilisation dashboard at eleven o’clock on a… Continue reading on M

Most DevOps roadmaps on the internet are outdated. The courses are old, the tool recommendations are stale, and nobody tells you which… Continue reading on Medi

The Microsoft team that built the Azure SRE Agent published something in January that I keep coming...

There are few things more frustrating in infrastructure debugging than a problem that makes absolutely no sense. Continue reading on Medium »

Managing an enterprise network infrastructure requires absolute visibility. When you are responsible for monitoring hundreds of switches… Continue reading on Me

NIS2 Article 21 in Azure: Implementing Network Security Controls with Terraform Tags: terraform,...