AKAniket Kumarinblog.crypticani.dev·1d ago · 10 min readI asked for a confidence score from 0 to 1. The model returned 10.I spent 30 days building four AI-native DevOps services — a log analyser, a RAG copilot over our runbooks, a tool-calling agent that diagnoses Kubernetes alerts, and a security triage service that gra10
AKAniket Kumarinblog.crypticani.dev·2d ago · 5 min readThe Long-Term Database Layer with SupabaseIf you followed Part 2, you now know Render's free database has a 30-day expiration date baked in. That's a dealbreaker for anything you want to keep working past a month — a portfolio project, a hack00
AKAniket Kumarinblog.crypticani.dev·2d ago · 3 min readHosting the Backend with Render: APIs, Free Tiers, and the Trap You Need to Know AboutYour frontend is live on Vercel. Great — now it needs something to talk to. Render is where your backend service or API actually runs, and it's just as GitHub-connected and CI/CD-friendly as Vercel. B00
AKAniket Kumarinblog.crypticani.dev·2d ago · 3 min readDeploying the Frontend with Vercel: From Localhost to a Live URLIf you've ever built something on localhost:3000 and felt that flicker of "now what?" — this is the "now what." Vercel is the fastest, most painless way to take a static site or a frontend framework l00
AKAniket Kumarinblog.crypticani.dev·3d ago · 19 min readFour AI-native DevOps services in 30 days — and what each one measuredI set myself a 30-day challenge: build AI-native DevOps tooling from scratch — one project a week, no agent frameworks until I could explain the underlying loop by hand. Four projects came out of it, 44KA
