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Ansible an Prometheus

Mar 7 · 3 min read · For the past few weeks, I've wanted to learn and use Prometheus and Ansible in some way, but there hasn't been a practical opportunity. Learning Ansible seemed unnecessary because I only have one serv

The Rise and Fall of My Home Server

Jan 23 · 5 min read · This is an amazing story and a personal experience that I can't wait to share, and it's all about Computer Science! Amazing Life. Before I dive into it, let me share some things I've been working on lately. If you've read my previous blog, it was abo...

Creating a cloudflare tunnel for pubilc access of self-hosted applications

Dec 30, 2025 · 2 min read · The What? This is a simple tutorial where i will be explaining how we can route our localhost applications running on our server to a domain that we own(like www.domain.com etc … ) The Why? Generally, to access applications that are running on our se...

GhostWire: Playing With Kernel-Level Security as a Learning Project

Nov 15, 2025 · 6 min read · This whole project started with a simple idea: build something with FastAPI and containers, and see how far that rabbit hole goes.It ended with me inspecting HTTP packets in the Linux kernel and running a machine learning model on them, which was not...

Another Debugging Lesson

Aug 23, 2025 · 3 min read · The other day, I was solving another problem from the 100 Days DevOps Engineer by KodeKloud, and this is what I encountered. The requirement was clear: Only the load balancer (LBR) at 172.16.238.14 should be able to hit port 5000 on all of the app s...