Currently working on cloud infrastructure and DevOps initiatives, with hands-on involvement in AWS environments, Terraform automation, containerized deployments, and improving deployment workflows. I’m open to meaningful DevOps and Cloud Engineering opportunities where I can contribute to building reliable systems, enhancing infrastructure performance, and solving practical scalability challenges. Always happy to connect and discuss impactful engineering work.
Feb 23 · 5 min read · In the previous session, we successfully deployed a multi-tier WordPress application connected to MySQL on Kubernetes. During that setup, we passed database credentials using environment variables dir
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Feb 10 · 4 min read · In the previous sessions, we learned how Kubernetes Services provide a stable endpoint for Pods, act as load balancers and reverse proxies, and solve the challenge of dynamic Pod IPs using labels and selectors.We explored ClusterIP for internal commu...
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Jan 27 · 4 min read · In the previous session, we explored Replication Controllers, which ensure that the desired number of pod replicas are always running to maintain availability and reliability in a Kubernetes cluster. On Day-5, we move one step ahead and learn about o...
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Jan 13 · 5 min read · In today’s session, we’ll cover one of the core building blocks of Kubernetes — the Replication Controller (RC).This topic plays a crucial role in high availability, self-healing, and scalability, which are key reasons why Kubernetes is so powerful i...
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Dec 28, 2025 · 6 min read · When we start learning Kubernetes, it often feels overwhelming.So many terms - Pods, API Server, kubelet, YAML - can make it seem complex. But Kubernetes is not complicated by design.It becomes complicated only when we don’t understand why things exi...
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