May 23 · 12 min read · Most home labs are a patchwork of one-off scripts. A Bash file here, a manual docker compose up there, and a README note that says "run this first." It works until it doesn't. When something breaks at
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May 11 · 11 min read · When working with Terraform in real-world environments, it’s not just about writing .tf files, it’s about understanding the small details that make a big difference in reliability, scalability, and ma
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May 10 · 4 min read · While this guide focuses heavily on Oracle’s Always Free Tier because it provides reliable hosting at zero cost, Azure is fully supported out of the box. If you have an Azure for Students subscription
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Apr 27 · 8 min read · Prerequisites Azure account (active) Docker Desktop installed Python installed VS code installed (with Azure account and Azure CLI extensions installed) terraform installed Before You Get Start
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Apr 23 · 10 min read · Most engineering teams don't set out to manage infrastructure. They start with a product idea, a customer need, or a business problem. Infrastructure enters the picture as a means to an end. Servers n
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Apr 21 · 3 min read · I'm Tushar, a DevOps Engineer from Punjab, India. This blog is my Learn in Public journey where I openly document my open-source contributions, real-world DevOps challenges, and the lessons I learn al
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Apr 20 · 3 min read · When Terraform Gets Slow Our Terraform state file grew to 500+ resources. Plans took 8 minutes. Applies timed out. State locking conflicts were daily. Something had to change. Here's how we tamed it. Problem 1: Monolithic State Everything was in one ...
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