DevOps & Cloud

Not every team needs an IDP. But if you’re rebuilding the same Terraform and CI scaffolding every sprint, you do. Continue reading on Medium »

I recently completed a Terraform AWS 3-Tier Platform project to strengthen my Infrastructure as Code...

By Sailee Shingare | M.S. in Computer Science, Northern Illinois University (NIU) In the last post,...

By Sailee Shingare | M.S. in Computer Science, Northern Illinois University (NIU) Continue reading on Medium »

One of the most common Linux support questions goes something like this: Continue reading on Medium »

Every New Project, Same First Hour Continue reading on Medium »

By Sailee Shingare | M.S. in Computer Science, Northern Illinois University (NIU) In the last post,...

Real numbers. Real fixes. After auditing our Fargate setup at Pinnnng, here’s exactly what was burning money and how we stopped it. Continue reading on Medium »

The MCP ecosystem is growing rapidly, but there are still gaps — tools specific to your organisation’s internal systems, custom Kubernetes… Continue reading on

The xz-utils backdoor, SolarWinds, Log4Shell, and event-stream all rhyme. The defenses are simpler than the news cycle suggests. Continue reading on Medium »

This is a follow-up to From 70 CVEs to 0: a hands-on VEX suppression workflow with Trivy. The...

A couple of years ago, I built a custom flashcard app. I had a huge list of words and sentences in...

In the world of DevOps and SRE, we’ve spent years building complex CI/CD pipelines and observability dashboards. Continue reading on Medium »

Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 were suspended after a US export directive. I dug through the official statement and status page; the real lesson is production rout

Most enterprises already run MCP servers — one for the data warehouse, one for the ticketing system, one for the internal search index… Continue reading on Medi

Most enterprises already run MCP servers — one for the data warehouse, one for the ticketing system, one for the internal search index… Continue reading on Medi

One of the most common Kubernetes security findings I encounter isn’t a critical vulnerability, a zero-day exploit, or an advanced attack… Continue reading on A

Ingest is cheap. Indexing isn’t. A one-afternoon audit that finds the money, and three levers that don’t blind your on-call. Continue reading on Devs Community

It was 2 AM when my phone started buzzing like crazy. Operations had posted three frantic messages in...

How I stopped confusing identity federation patterns while wiring up GitHub Actions, EKS, AWS Secrets Manager, and HashiCorp Vault. Continue reading on Medium »

Today I continued building my Linux foundation by diving deeper into Linux core concepts and understanding what happens behind the scenes… Continue reading on M

Draft When I added an MCP server to RyTask (an open-source project tracker), I made one...

Microsoft’s documentation for Fabric is excellent for greenfield deployments. It is not written for teams migrating from existing Azure… Continue reading on Med

Three real production failures on a multi-cloud Kubernetes payment platform and what I fixed after each one Continue reading on Medium »

50 Linux Questions That Reveal Whether You Can Handle Production Systems Continue reading on Medium »

One of the most common Kubernetes security issues we encounter is not a vulnerability. Continue reading on Medium »

Clear Code Intelligence scanned a public Netflix repository: Netflix/atlas. This is not a dunk on...

From a single git push to a live production deployment in under 5 minutes — fully automated, quality-gated, and Slack-notified. Continue reading on Medium »

Why Infrastructure Automation Is Moving From YAML to Python-Native Engineering Continue reading on Medium »

It happens to everyone eventually. The difference is knowing what to do in the next 10 minutes. Continue reading on Stackademic »

Managed WordPress hosting is not disappearing. But for agencies managing growing client portfolios, the old per-site pricing model is… Continue reading on Mediu

I’ve been on-call for 8 years across 12 different companies. These are the systems, commands, and brutal lessons that turned constant… Continue reading on T3CH

Hi guys I’m looking for some courses or materials to help me get better at docker. I’ve used it casually at work but I want to get to grips with the underlying

I published an article about surviving machine migrations. A week later, I discovered my own setup had already failed — and fixing it took… Continue reading on

Originally published on the Convox blog Continue reading on Medium »

Originally published on the Convox blog Continue reading on Medium »

Large Terraform states are easy to create and hard to live with. Continue reading on Medium »

The box that ran everything was dying. So we moved the ship while it was still sailing... and the five landmines that surfaced on the way.

Hello fellow DevOps Engineers and hopefuls, I've been wanting to do a write up for some time now talking about my experiences, lessons learned, and my mindset a

Two of my own scheduled sessions ran at once and wrote contradictory accounts of the same hour. The records were perfect and the self still fractured. The fix i

Erfahren Sie, warum kubectl apply nicht ausreicht und wie FluxCD GitOps‑Workflow Ihre Deployments sicher, versioniert und automatisiert macht.

Hello, DEV Community 👋 This is my first post here, so I thought I'd start with a simple introduction...

Five years ago, if you told a backend developer that “DevOps engineer” would become one of the most in-demand, highest-paid roles in tech… Continue reading on M

GHAS is the one people end up on by default rather than by choice. It is right there in the repo, you...

Migrating your DNS from one provider to another sounds risky. Your entire online presence, your...

Lately, whenever I need to run a quick experiment or spin up a localized environment with multiple...

There is a particular kind of pain that every Python developer knows. You change two lines in a utility function, push to your branch, and… Continue reading on

A build step piped its output through tee, bash returned tee's exit code — always zero — and the compiler's failure vanished. Every run went green and deployed