DevOps Engineer by day, YAML debugger by night. I help turn “it works on my machine” into “it works in production” by automating infrastructure, building CI/CD pipelines, and keeping cloud systems happy and scalable. I enjoy breaking things safely (in staging), fixing them properly (in prod), and writing about real-world DevOps lessons—what worked, what didn’t, and what I wish I knew earlier. If it involves Docker, Kubernetes, or reducing pager alerts, I’m probably interested.
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Jan 23 · 8 min read · You get a Slack message at 8 PM. A critical production service is down. After an hour of frantic debugging, you find the cause: a developer deployed a new version without resource limits, and the pod went rogue, triggering a cascading failure. We've ...
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Jan 19 · 9 min read · In a previous article, we laid the foundations for governing Kubernetes clusters, focusing on how admission policies act as essential gatekeepers. They ensure that only compliant, secure, and well-formed resources make it into your environment. But w...
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Jan 17 · 5 min read · Introduction: The Silent Guardian of the API Server Maintaining a Kubernetes cluster often feels like a constant battle against configuration drift. As teams scale, the anxiety of "who deployed what and why" grows. Without a gatekeeper, your API serv...
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