VVivian Chiamaka Okose33m ago · 10 min readGitOps With ArgoCD and Jenkins: No Cluster Access for CI, and a Real RollbackJenkins Builds, Git Decides, ArgoCD Deploys: GitOps With a Real Rollback My Jenkins pipeline used to log into my server and deploy. This week I took that power away from it completely, and the deployvivianokose.hashnode.dev
SSherdil Cloud2h ago · 5 min readYour Monolith Is Split. Here Are the 3 Ways Containerization Still Goes WrongTL;DR: "Split your monolith before you containerize" is well-trodden advice by now, and teams that follow it still run into trouble, just further down the line. Three pitfalls catch properly-decompose1Ssherdil-cloud.hashnode.dev
MMike Moore14h ago · 8 min readPydantic AI's DNS-Rebind Bypass of Its Egress AllowlistOriginally published at webofmike.com on 2026-11-06. The demo repo and every command in it were run before publishing. A DNS record that changes between the moment code checks it and the moment code uwebofmike.hashnode.dev
KKrishnam Murarka1d ago · 5 min readHow long a PodDisruptionBudget holds depends on who is draining the nodeA PodDisruptionBudget reads like a promise to keep some number of pods up. In practice it is one check inside one API, and what it's worth depends on what the caller does when that check says no. The edilec-engineering.hashnode.dev
DDevang Pandya1d ago · 4 min readYour Kubernetes Pod Keeps Getting OOMKilled. Why?By Devang Pandya · Cloud Tech by Devang · Cloud • DevOps • AI — Made Simple "Your pod keeps getting OOMKilled. Why?" is one of the questions I ask most in Kubernetes interviews. The usual answer is "i1cloudtechbydevang.hashnode.dev
KKristian Theilgaard1d ago · 8 min readThe NFS share that was secretly SMB: debugging an Azure Files CSI snapshot restoreWe run a Sonatype Nexus IQ server on AKS. Its work directory, around 115 GiB of small report files, lives on an NFS 4.1 Azure file share in a Premium storage account that only accepts traffic from thetheilgaard.dev
SSuprith Modulis1d ago · 5 min readA Complete OpenTelemetry Setup for Next.js, Node.js and KubernetesProduction debugging becomes complicated when your application is distributed across multiple services. A request starts in Next.js, reaches a Node.js API, queries a database, and eventually returns amodulis-engineering.hashnode.dev
MMike Moore2d ago · 7 min readDoes Agent Substrate's Checkpoint Survive a Held File Lock?Originally published at webofmike.com on 2026-11-04. The demo repo and every command in it were run before publishing. I tried to break Agent Substrate's actor checkpoint with a resource that supposedwebofmike.hashnode.dev
FFerhat Yildiz2d ago · 35 min readObservability on Azure AKS: Metrics, Logs and TracesApplications can appear healthy while some requests are slow, background tasks fail or dependencies become unreliable. To understand what users are experiencing, we need to see what is happening insidblog.turingts.com
CCoding Macaw Bootcamp2d ago · 4 min readCloud Engineering in 2026: Replacing Kubernetes with WebAssembly and RustThe era of defaulting to Kubernetes for every microservice is over. In 2026, orchestrating heavy Docker containers for high speed AI inference is a massive architectural bottleneck. Containers carry tcodingmacawbootcamp.hashnode.dev
