Kilian Kluge

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Joined January 2022

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My journey into software and infrastructure engineering started in a physics research lab, where I discovered the merits of loose coupling and adherence to standards the hard way. I like automated testing, concise documentation, and hunting complex bugs.

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KKKilian Klugepragmaticnotes.hashnode.devJul 2, 2025 · 1 min read

Creating GCP-compatible structured log messages in Python

The Google Cloud Platform supports structured logging. All it takes is writing JSON objects to stdout or stderr. With structlog, it’s straightforward to set up a processor chain that produces compatible log messages. There are two special fields that...

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KKKilian Klugepragmaticnotes.hashnode.devJun 24, 2024 · 2 min read

Reducing the size of the botocore package

botocore is a fairly large Python package. Until version 1.31.x, it came in at close to 90 MB. Since version 1.32.1, which was released in November of 2023, this dropped to around 25 MB when the AWS developers started to compress files. Specifically,...

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KKKilian Klugepragmaticnotes.hashnode.devMay 23, 2024 · 2 min read

Exposing the package version defined in the pyproject.toml as a version variable

By convention, Python packages expose their version through a __version__ variable: >>> import package >>> package.__version__ 0.4.2 Ideally, the package version should be defined in one place only. Typical approaches include hardcoding it in the pa...

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KKKilian Klugepragmaticnotes.hashnode.devMay 19, 2024 · 2 min read

Adding a managed node group to an EKS cluster in a different Pulumi stack

Pulumi's Amazon EKS package provides high-level component resources for Amazon's Elastic Kubernetes Service, simplifying the setup of clusters and node groups compared to the lower-level EKS resources available as part of the AWS Classic package. The...

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KKKilian Klugepragmaticnotes.hashnode.devMay 17, 2024 · 3 min read

Creating global parameters in AWS Step Functions state machines

When working with AWS Step Functions, it's sometimes useful to have access to variable values that you can set when launching a state machine execution, are available to all states, but are not part of the JSON data that is passed between states. Som...

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Creating GCP-compatible structured log messages in Python

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Adding a managed node group to an EKS cluster in a different Pulumi stack

Creating global parameters in AWS Step Functions state machines

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Creating GCP-compatible structured log messages in Python

Reducing the size of the botocore package

Exposing the package version defined in the pyproject.toml as a __version__ variable

Adding a managed node group to an EKS cluster in a different Pulumi stack

Creating global parameters in AWS Step Functions state machines

Exposing the package version defined in the pyproject.toml as a version variable

Exposing the package version defined in the pyproject.toml as a version variable