Essays on cloud infrastructure, DevOps, software engineering, and building intelligent systems.
Linux powers roughly 90% of the world's cloud infrastructure, over 70% of enterprise servers, and nearly all of the networking gear running behind major US companies. Red Hat, Ubuntu, and SUSE deployments are the backbone of everything from banking systems and healthcare data platforms to government and defense networks.
From startups launching their first application to global enterprises serving millions of users, cloud computing has transformed how software is built, deployed, and scaled. This article explores cloud fundamentals, service models, architectures, and real-world engineering practices.
A comprehensive guide to designing systems that scale horizontally without bottlenecking on the database layer.
Why building a cluster from scratch is the best way to learn how the control plane actually works.
