Aashwin krishnan1d ago · 9 min readBuilding a Task Manager with Docker, Kubernetes, Helm and GitOpsBuilding applications is one part of software engineering. Understanding how to package, automate, deploy, and manage those applications is another. I wanted to explore that complete workflow through ashwink1808.hashnode.dev
GGonzalo Gjuka1d ago · 2 min readSketch the VM, keep the .tfMost Terraform in a company is the same resource written for the twentieth time: a VM, its NIC, its security group, the variables for the region. The interesting part is not typing it. The interestingcontrolcloud.hashnode.dev
FFerhat Yildiz3d ago · 26 min readDeploying Terraform to AWS with GitHub Actions and OIDCAs applications grow, teams need to create and change infrastructure more often. Repeating those changes by hand takes time and makes it easy to miss a setting or configure environments differently. T1Rblog.turingts.com
SsoftverseAdmin3d ago · 10 min readTerraform Testing in 2026: Unit Tests With terraform test and Mock ProvidersTerraform Testing in 2026: Unit Tests With terraform test and Mock Providers TL;DR: Most Terraform changes are still reviewed by reading a plan and hoping. The native test framework (terraform test, devopsenginer.hashnode.dev
SSachin Borse3d ago · 21 min readTerraform Modules Deep Dive: From File Systems and Symlinks to Reusable GCP InfrastructureIntroduction Infrastructure as Code (IaC) allows us to provision and manage infrastructure using configuration files instead of manually creating resources through a cloud console. Terraform, developesachinborse.hashnode.dev
SsoftverseAdmin3d ago · 9 min readTerraform Modules in 2026: Reusable Infrastructure Without the Copy-PasteTL;DR: A Terraform module is infrastructure with an interface: variables in, outputs out, opinions inside. Good modules wrap one coherent thing (a network, a cluster, an application stack), expose onldevopsenginer.hashnode.dev
SsoftverseAdmin3d ago · 11 min readTerraform State Management in 2026: Remote State, Locking, Workspaces and Not Losing Your InfrastructureTL;DR State is Terraform's memory of what it manages. Lose it or corrupt it and Terraform doesn't lose your infrastructure — it loses the map to it, which from the operator's chair is nearly as bad. devopsenginer.hashnode.dev
SsoftverseAdmin4d ago · 23 min readTerraform vs Pulumi vs CloudFormation in 2026: Which IaC Tool Should You Choose?TL;DR — the short answer Terraform (or OpenTofu) is still the safest default for most teams in 2026: the largest provider ecosystem, the most modules and hiring pool, and one workflow that works acrodevopsenginer.hashnode.dev
SsoftverseAdmin4d ago · 27 min readTop 10 DevOps Tools in 2026: The Stack I Actually Use, and What to SkipTL;DR This list is deliberately narrow: every tool on it is one I have used in real work or in my own projects — no sponsored placements, no tools I only know from conference talks. The 10: Git, GitHdevopsenginer.hashnode.dev
GGonzalo Gjuka4d ago · 2 min readControl Cloud in 60 seconds: one live map of your clouds, checked before terraform planHow many consoles do you open to know what is actually running right now? Three clouds, an on-prem rack, and the Terraform state that was true last Tuesday. Control Cloud reads your clouds through thecontrolcloud.hashnode.dev
