GGeorge Ezejiofor6d ago · 50 min readBrownfield Kubeflow on RKE2: Swapping Dex & SeaweedFS for Keycloak & Ceph RGWUpstream Kubeflow assumes a greenfield cluster and ships its own Dex, SeaweedFS and MySQL, with its own oauth2-proxy in front. My homelab already had better versions of most of those. This is the brow2Ygeorgeezejiofor.com
GGeorge EzejioforOct 12 · 19 min readCilium Hubble on RKE2: Microservice Traffic Observability (Seeing the Invisible)Part of the homelab build series. Every packet in my cluster already passes through Cilium's eBPF datapath on all 20 nodes. Hubble turns that into a live map of who talks to whom, with no sidecars and1georgeezejiofor.com
GGeorge EzejioforOct 10 · 21 min readHA HashiCorp Vault: Single Source of Secrets on RKE2 Homelab (The secured Safe)Episode 6 of the homelab build series. The storage floor is down, the filing cabinets are full, and every one of them has a key. Those keys need somewhere secure to live, and this episode is that secu2georgeezejiofor.com
HHritik ranjanOct 10 · 54 min read🔐 Building SteganoVault: A Production-Grade Steganography Tool with Docker, Flask, MySQL, and Nginx📚 Table of Contents Introduction What is Steganography? Why I Built SteganoVault Project Overview Main Features Technology Stack How Steganography Works in SteganoVault System Architecture Cblogs.hritikranjan.in
HHritik ranjanSep 26 · 40 min readKubernetes Local Installation Guide for Beginners: KIND & Minikube Step-by-StepThe good news is that you can run a complete Kubernetes cluster directly on your laptop. In this guide, we will learn two of the most popular ways to run Kubernetes locally: KIND — Kubernetes IN Dock1Iblogs.hritikranjan.in
GGeorge EzejioforSep 23 · 26 min readTekton, Cosign, Kyverno: A Signed CI/CD Supply Chain on RKE2Introduction The Workshop Where Trust Is Manufactured Here's a confession I'll make out loud: I was running code I'd never read, built by people I've never met, pulled from a registry I don't control—georgeezejiofor.com
TTarek MostafaSep 20 · 2 min readSenior Engineering is Not Making Code Work. It's Deciding How It Fails.Senior engineers know a quiet truth that junior developers (and AI code generators) often miss: Writing code that works on the happy path is easy. Any LLM can scaffold a service in 5 seconds that passtarekmostafa.hashnode.dev
HHardik AroraSep 13 · 7 min readMy Breaking and LearningJourney with Azure DevopsI've been working on a small DevSecOps project to get more hands-on with Azure DevOps and cloud Checkout Github Overview here I wanted to understand what happens between: Developer ↓ Azure Devopshardik0811arora.hashnode.dev
HHritik ranjanSep 9 · 30 min read🚀 Deploy a Static Portfolio Website to AWS S3 Using GitHub Actions | Complete CI/CD Project for BeginnersA simple static website can teach you some of the most important DevOps concepts: Git and GitHub AWS IAM Amazon S3 AWS CLI GitHub Actions GitHub Secrets CI/CD Static Website Hosting Automatedblogs.hritikranjan.in
HHritik ranjanSep 6 · 36 min read🚀 Git & GitHub for DevOps: Complete Beginner's Guide with Commands, Branching, Git Hooks & GitHub ActionsAlmost every modern DevOps workflow starts with source code. Developers write code → Git tracks the changes → GitHub stores and collaborates on the code → CI/CD tools test and deploy it. A simple DevO21Sblogs.hritikranjan.in
