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LBLokesh Babu Nalluriincode-to-cloud.hashnode.dev

Designing Multi-Environment Infrastructure (Dev / Staging / Production)

In real-world product companies, infrastructure is never deployed directly to production. Every change flows through structured environments: Development → Staging → Production If your infrastructure

7h ago·5 min read

TDTim Derzhavetsintimderzhavets.hashnode.dev

Building Distributed State Stores with NATS JetStream: KV and Object Storage Patterns

You've built a microservices architecture with NATS for messaging, but now you're running Redis for caching, S3 for file storage, and dealing with the operational overhead of three different systems. Each service needs its own configuration, monitori...

4d ago·24 min read

SPSamarjeet Patilinsamargeet.hashnode.dev

Linux Operations : Shell Scripting & Scaling EBS Storage on EC2

As part of my Linux learning journey, Day 2 focused on two very practical and important areas: 🖥️ Shell Scripting Basics 💾 Scaling Storage on an EC2 Instance (EBS Volume Management) Both topics

Feb 20·5 min read

TDTim Derzhavetsintimderzhavets.hashnode.dev

Grafana Loki in Production: Building a $500/Month Kubernetes Log Stack That Scales

Your Kubernetes cluster generates 200GB of logs daily, and your cloud logging bill just hit $3,000/month. Meanwhile, your developers complain about slow log queries and retention policies that delete critical debugging data after 7 days. You refresh ...

Feb 19·20 min read

TDTim Derzhavetsintimderzhavets.hashnode.dev

Grafana Loki in Production: Building a $500/Month Kubernetes Log Stack That Scales

Your Kubernetes cluster generates 200GB of logs daily, and your cloud logging bill just hit $3,000/month. Meanwhile, your developers complain about slow log queries and retention policies that delete critical debugging data after 7 days. You refresh ...

Feb 19·20 min read

TDTim Derzhavetsintimderzhavets.hashnode.dev

Grafana Loki in Production: Building a $500/Month Kubernetes Log Stack That Scales

Your Kubernetes cluster generates 200GB of logs daily, and your cloud logging bill just hit $3,000/month. Meanwhile, your developers complain about slow log queries and retention policies that delete critical debugging data after 7 days. You refresh ...

Feb 19·20 min read

TDTim Derzhavetsintimderzhavets.hashnode.dev

Grafana Loki in Production: Building a $500/Month Kubernetes Log Stack That Scales

Your Kubernetes cluster generates 200GB of logs daily, and your cloud logging bill just hit $3,000/month. Meanwhile, your developers complain about slow log queries and retention policies that delete critical debugging data after 7 days. You refresh ...

Feb 19·20 min read

TDTim Derzhavetsintimderzhavets.hashnode.dev

Grafana Loki in Production: Building a $500/Month Kubernetes Log Stack That Scales

Your Kubernetes cluster generates 200GB of logs daily, and your cloud logging bill just hit $3,000/month. Meanwhile, your developers complain about slow log queries and retention policies that delete critical debugging data after 7 days. You refresh ...

Feb 19·20 min read

TDTim Derzhavetsintimderzhavets.hashnode.dev

Grafana Loki in Production: Building a $500/Month Kubernetes Log Stack That Scales

Your Kubernetes cluster generates 200GB of logs daily, and your cloud logging bill just hit $3,000/month. Meanwhile, your developers complain about slow log queries and retention policies that delete critical debugging data after 7 days. You refresh ...

Feb 19·20 min read

TDTim Derzhavetsintimderzhavets.hashnode.dev

Grafana Loki in Production: Building a $500/Month Kubernetes Log Stack That Scales

Your Kubernetes cluster generates 200GB of logs daily, and your cloud logging bill just hit $3,000/month. Meanwhile, your developers complain about slow log queries and retention policies that delete critical debugging data after 7 days. You refresh ...

Feb 19·20 min read