Full setup with TLS (cert-manager), wildcard domains, automatic DNS (ExternalDNS), and real-world debugging

Understanding the technology that protects billions in transactions every day

Charmed Kubeflow-Powered Solution for Proactive Equipment Health Management on AWS

Note: Interested in self-healing infrastructure? Check out my article on Revolutionizing Kubernetes Configuration Management with KHook and…

In the previous article, we explored building a self-healing nginx infrastructure using KAgent and KHook, covering autonomous configuration validation, intelligent analysis, and automated remediation.

We have been working with VC funds and taxation for sometime, and we thought it is high time we had a new way for fund managers and tax specialists to interact with financial data — naturally, securely, and instantly.

Though I am primarily a backend/system developer, I have worked with frontend for a long time. Coffeescript, React JS/Native when it was just in beta, Rails, plain HTML/CSS, React when it matured a bit more, etc.

In our previous article, we saw how KAgent and KHook can automatically detect and fix nginx configuration issues in real-time, transforming what would typically be hours of manual troubleshooting into a fully automated resolution.

Running a software agency has many advantages — it’s overall wonderful, but not without a few pain-points.

Picture this: It’s 3 AM, and your phone is buzzing with alerts. Your nginx web server is crashing every few minutes, stuck in an endless restart loop. Your website is down, customers are frustrated, and you’re manually troubleshooting configuration issues that should be simple to fix

In one of our client engagements, the development team found themselves in a bind. Running Kubernetes on AWS, they had to juggle **dozens of apps** — -each needing its own set of secrets, each demanding fresh databases on demand, and all under the watchful eyes of policy restrictions

Debugging. For many software developers, the word itself conjures images of late nights, endless scrolling through logs, and the gnawing frustration of an elusive bug. We often view it as a necessary evil, a mundane chore that pulls us away from the “real” work of writing new features.

Many organisations that tried AI in workplace have had it hard. Why? Lack of enterprise integration.

In today’s data-driven world, the Internet of Things (IoT) is revolutionizing industries across manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture, and beyond. With millions of sensors generating continuous streams of time-series data, organizations are sitting on a goldmine of information that can drive predictive maintenance, anomaly detection, and operational optimization.

Most side projects start the same way.

Growing a SaaS business is challenging. However, employing targeted and effective marketing strategies can transform your idea from a small startup into a profitable, scalable business.

Deploying applications with minimal downtime is crucial for ensuring a seamless user experience. This article explores how to achieve an almost zero downtime deployment using GitHub Actions and Docker.

Cronochat is a simple, powerful Slack app.

Elastic File System (EFS) is a scalable, serverless, and fully managed file system designed to share storage across multiple services or containers in AWS.

The Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD) certification, provided by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), is a globally recognized credential for professionals working with Kubernetes.

In cloud computing, it’s important to keep services running smoothly, even when maintenance tasks like updating or restarting nodes are necessary.

Karpenter is an open-source Kubernetes cluster autoscaler designed to optimize the provisioning and scaling of compute resources.

In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) have become indispensable practices.

Start early — at the time you usually leave to work. Don’t squander the travel time.

So, you have setup WSL ( Windows Subsystem for Linux) and are not happy with the “built in”emulator. In my case, I wanted to use an…

Recently, I had to deal with receiving several events from Kafka. They were about 6 different types of them, but internally, the ways I…