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In the world of platform engineering, our goal is always to automate everything. But before we can appreciate the elegance of a fully automated workflow, it's incredibly valuable to walk through the manual process at least once. It builds a deep unde...

In the world of enterprise cloud, managing Kubernetes clusters with services like GKE, EKS, or AKS is standard practice. These platforms offer incredible power but come with a learning curve and, more importantly, a cost that's hard to justify for a ...

I was working on a lab and experimenting with the Talos Linux setup when I encountered an error related to Flannel as the Container Network Interface (CNI). Flannel is a straightforward overlay network provider for Kubernetes that establishes a flat,...

Talos OS promises a fully immutable, API driven Kubernetes experience. It removes the idea of logging into nodes, changing files manually, or performing maintenance through traditional means. This design brings a high level of security and predictabi...

Running Jenkins on Kubernetes is one of those tasks that seems simple in theory but teaches a lot once you go through it. I wanted to host Jenkins in my cluster for CI workloads and learn how it behaves with persistent volumes, service accounts, and ...

Managing virtual machines manually on Proxmox is straightforward for one or two servers, but as soon as you start spinning up multiple nodes, automation becomes essential. This is where Terraform shines. In this blog, I will share my journey of provi...

Most Kubernetes guides assume your cluster nodes are directly reachable: static public IP, clean network, wide-open ports, the usual. But sometimes life is not that simple: Your cluster is running at home, behind NAT Your home ISP gives no public I...
