18h ago · 4 min read · During your operations, you might find yourself in a situation where you made changes to a module, but you are not ready to use it in production, but it is usable during staging. How do you use differ
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21h ago · 5 min read · Abstract Many hobbyists view Infrastructure as Code (IaC) as a tool reserved exclusively for enterprise-scale operations. This article argues that IaC is precisely what a "homelabber" needs to transfo
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Mar 27 · 7 min read · Deploying a web server is one thing, but ensuring that the server is resilient is another. In this blog, I take you through how I deployed a robust, simple web app on AWS using Terraform. Input Variab
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Mar 25 · 4 min read · On day 1, I talked about some advantages of using Infrastructure as Code, specifically Terraform. Well, today I will be setting up my environment to utilise AWS as our cloud provider and Terraform as
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Mar 25 · 9 min read · Terraform for AI Infrastructure: Complete Learning Guide TL;DR: Learn Infrastructure as Code with Terraform from beginner to advanced. Covers core concepts, state management, modules, best practices, and production deployment patterns for AI infrastr...
Join discussionMar 24 · 3 min read · This is my first day of the 30-day Terraform challenge by AWS AI/ML UserGroup Kenya, Meru HashiCorp User Group, and EveOps. Over the next 30 days, starting today, I will be posting a series of blogs
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Mar 24 · 10 min read · I watched a 40-person engineering team spend five months building an LLM wrapper. Retry logic. Provider fallback. A homegrown prompt versioning system held together with environment variables and pray
Join discussionMar 20 · 6 min read · The Problem: Write-Only Fields and Perpetual Diffs A particularly common source of phantom diffs is Azure DevOps service endpoint resources. Passwords and API keys are write-only — the API accepts the
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