Everything you need to know for effectively managing Kubernetes Secrets.

Most of the applications do not provide authentication. You can fix that using Kubernetes, NGINX, Oauth2 and OIDC(Azure AD)

An Introduction to Deploying your Database on Kubernetes

A curated list of awesome runbook documents, guidebooks, software and resources.

Layerform helps engineers create reusable environment stacks using plain `.tf` files.

TL;DR: Should you have a Kubernetes cluster with fewer larger nodes or many smaller nodes? This article discusses the pros and cons.

TLDR: On some cloud providers, you get half the CPU you expect due to burstable nodes. Without burstable nodes, overhead is improved but still significant.

Secret management in IaC: Learn how to manage secrets using the time_rotating resource.

A step-by-step guide on how to provision highly scalable specific runners in AWS using Packer, Ansible, and Terraform

A guide to map transformation using for loops in Terraform.

This is purely my perspective as a practitioner with firsthand visibility into several working solutions in my career as a software consultant. Much of the vocabulary used in this series is of my own imagination and will surely cede to better nomenclature from the community. Moreover, many implementations I have seen in practice include multiple types of patterns discussed in this series.

Terravision visualises Terraform code as live Professional Cloud Architecture Diagrams by analysing the code dynamically. Supports AWS, Google and Azure.

Site Reliability Engineering has emerged as one of the hottest career paths in tech in the recent years. SREs get to tackle technical challenges on complex systems at scale, and are well-compensated for their specialized skillset.

From the outside, the life of an SRE might seem prestige and full of opportunity. But behind the curtain you can often find reality full of chronic stress, career stagnation, and occupational hazards.

By exploring the flip side of SRE, we can make more informed decisions about our engineering careers and have realistic expectations. Whether you're an aspiring or current SRE, let's discuss darker aspects of things.