Aditya Raj Singh

@adityarajsingh

Trying to automate my life with DevOps, but so far I’ve only automated new problems.

Bangalore, INJoined December 2025

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Diving into Cloud and DevOps like a kid who learned cycling yesterday and signed up for a race today. I break things, read error logs like bedtime stories, and slowly figure out how not to repeat the same mistakes. If you enjoy honest tech journeys with a bit of humor, you’ll fit right in.

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Debugging Is Mostly Thinking, Not Commands

I remember staring at my screen late one night, trying to get a simple Docker container running on my local machine. It was part of this beginner DevOps project I’d set up—a basic web app that should

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Leaving Resources Running Was My First Cloud Mistake

I Didn’t Understand Cloud Costs Until Resources Kept Running A few months ago, I signed up for an AWS account. The promise of the cloud felt almost magical — servers I could spin up in minutes, no har

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Day 9 of #30DaysOfTerraform — Understanding Terraform Lifecycle and Safe Changes

#30daysofawsterraform By the time I reached Day 9, Terraform had already started changing the way I think about infrastructure. Day 8 was a big moment — meta-arguments like count and for_each showed me how Terraform can generate infrastructure dynami...

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Day 8 of #30DaysOfTerraform — Terraform Meta-Arguments: Writing Dynamic Infrastructure

#30daysofawsterraform Day 8 was one of those days where you suddenly see Terraform not just as a way to describe infrastructure, but as a tool that can generate it — based on patterns and inputs instead of copy-paste blocks. Up until now, each AWS re...

Feb 134 min read

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Day 7 of #30DaysOfTerraform: Managing Multiple Environments with Terraform Workspaces

#30daysofawsterraform By Day 7, Terraform usage starts to resemble real production workflows. You now have structured code, reusable modules, variables, and clean repositories. The next problem becomes obvious: how do you manage multiple environments...

Feb 123 min read

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Aditya Raj Singh's blogs

Recently published

Debugging Is Mostly Thinking, Not Commands

Leaving Resources Running Was My First Cloud Mistake

Day 9 of #30DaysOfTerraform — Understanding Terraform Lifecycle and Safe Changes

Day 8 of #30DaysOfTerraform — Terraform Meta-Arguments: Writing Dynamic Infrastructure

Day 7 of #30DaysOfTerraform: Managing Multiple Environments with Terraform Workspaces