ASArief Shaikinariefshaik.hashnode.devĀ·3d ago Ā· 5 min readEvent-Driven Autoscaling in Kubernetes with KEDA : A Deep DiveAs a DevOps Engineer, one of the most critical challenges is ensuring that services scale efficiently based on actual workloads. Traditional Kubernetes Horizontal Pod Autoscaling (HPA) works great whe00
SPSumit Purohitincostcalculator.hashnode.devĀ·4d ago Ā· 4 min readPlatform Engineering vs DevOps: Which Model Scales BetterAs engineering organizations grow, a question eventually surfaces: does our current DevOps structure still work, or do we need something more centralized? This question of scalability sits at the hear00
ARAnurag Rajincallmeanurag.hashnode.devĀ·6d ago Ā· 8 min readBuilding an AI-Powered DevOps Copilot with MCP ā Day 01: What Actually Happens After You Press Enter?"I thought I understood MCP after Day 00. Then one simple question made me realize I didn't." Day 00 was all about wrapping my head around why I even wanted to build this project. I knew I wanted to 00
RBRajesh Bindevrajesh.hashnode.devĀ·6d ago Ā· 6 min readDay 100: Create and Configure CloudWatch Alarm Using Terraform | 100 Days of DevOpsContent Today I learned how to provision an EC2 instance and configure an Amazon CloudWatch Alarm using Terraform. I also learned how to connect the alarm to an existing SNS topic so that notificatio00
RBRajesh Bindevrajesh.hashnode.devĀ·6d ago Ā· 10 min readDay 99: Attach IAM Policy for DynamoDB Access Using Terraform | 100 Days of DevOpsContent Today I learned how to provision an Amazon DynamoDB table, create an IAM Role, and attach a read-only IAM Policy using Terraform. Instead of configuring these resources manually through the A00
ARAnurag Rajincallmeanurag.hashnode.devĀ·Jul 10 Ā· 7 min readBuilding an AI-Powered DevOps Copilot with MCP | Day 00 ā Project KickoffThat's exactly what this project is about. Last week, while troubleshooting a failed deployment, I found myself doing what most DevOps engineers probably do every day. I opened GitHub Actions/Pipeline00
NDNitin Dhimanindocker-basics-a-beginners-guide.hashnode.devĀ·Jul 10 Ā· 10 min readKubernetes Day-11: Persistent Storage in Kubernetes (PV, PVC & StorageClass) | Hands-on GuideContainers are designed to be temporary, but your application data isn't. Imagine you're running a website where users upload images or a database storing customer records. Everything works perfectly 00
RBRajesh Bindevrajesh.hashnode.devĀ·Jul 8 Ā· 6 min readDay 98: Launch EC2 in Private VPC Subnet Using Terraform | 100 Days of DevOpsContent Today I learned how to provision a private AWS VPC, private subnet, Security Group, and an EC2 instance using Terraform. Instead of manually creating the resources in AWS, I defined the compl10
RBRajesh Bindevrajesh.hashnode.devĀ·Jul 7 Ā· 7 min readDay 97: Create IAM Policy Using Terraform | 100 Days of DevOps Content Today I learned how to create an AWS IAM Policy using Terraform. Instead of manually creating the policy through the AWS Console, I defined it as code using Terraform. I also learned how IAM 00
DCDavid Cletusindavidcloudjourney.hashnode.devĀ·Jul 8 Ā· 9 min readFrom Zero to Auto-Scaling Hero: Deploying a VMSS on Azure šš This is part of a series! I've already covered the foundational pieces in earlier posts: š https://davidcloudjourney.hashnode.dev/inside-azure-networking-how-i-created-a-virtual-network-with-custo00