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Providers, State, and Building Real AWS Infrastructure with Terraform

1h ago · 11 min read · The first real thing I did after terraform -version printed successfully was open the AWS console and start clicking. Old habit. Muscle memory from months of doing it the "normal" way. Then I caught m

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Terraform: From Concept to First Infrastructure

1d ago · 4 min read · Imagine setting up your entire cloud infrastructure manually.Clicking through dashboards, configuring networks, attaching storage, and repeating the same steps every time something breaks. Now imagine

The app ran. The data didn't survive

6d ago · 12 min read · The deployment was working. Five replicas, all healthy. I ran kubectl get pods -n two-tier-ns and saw five green lines staring back at me. I added a few to-do items through the app. Refreshed. They we

How does a pod actually reach another pod?

Mar 19 · 18 min read · I scaled the backend to three replicas. That was it. That's all I did. No config change, no code change. Just: kubectl scale deployment backend --replicas=3 Thirty seconds later my frontend stopped w

So I ran kubectl apply and then just... waited

Mar 17 · 6 min read · The terminal sat there. Nothing for a second. Then the cursor blinked back: deployment.apps/my-app created I had no idea what just happened. I assumed something talked to something, containers started