Developer experience is one of the trendiest buzzwords in today’s tech landscape, but what does it actually mean? More importantly, how did we get here? It didn’t happen overnight; it was a series of developments and growing complexities that led us to this point. Let’s break it down. It started with four key factors driving […]
In today’s digital world, platform technologies are revolutionizing industries, but the term “platform” has become so widely misused that its true meaning often gets lost. From platform shoes to technical jargon, everything claims to be a platform. But let’s pause—what truly qualifies as a tech platform? The dictionary defines a platform as “a raised level […]
This article was originally posted on Dec 6, 2021 on medium. Due for update soon. Knowledge it shares still holds good. Is Kubernetes (and ecosystem) boring, tedious or boon? Well I have heard both sides of arguments in favour and most of the time not so much in favour of K8S. Kubernetes is a popular […]
I’ve been expanding my knowledge in Data and ML technologies, experimenting with data analytics and machine learning models, with cloud services alongside along with my buddy Sanskriti Vohra. On April 9th, 2024, I had the opportunity to present our POC at the AWS Summit in Amsterdam on the Community Builders stage. I’m eager to share what […]
CNCF Article — Link Mentioned Below With the rapid evolution of cloud technologies, Platform Engineering is key for companies to stay competitive. It simplifies adapting to new tech, streamlines development, and fosters innovation. This way, companies can launch products faster, scale easily, and stay reliable in a fast-paced market. This highlights the critical necessity of understanding platform […]
Thank you DALL-E for my Brain map — Loved this Image AWS Re:Invent 2023 stands out as a beacon of innovation in the cloud computing arena, offering a plethora of sessions and insights. However, navigating it is almost like searching for hidden treasures in an endless sea of innovation. I understand how challenging it can […]
Container Security Constructs – By Design SELinux SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) is a mandatory access control system for processes. Linux kernel uses SELinux to protect processes from each other and to protect the host system from its running processes. Processes run as a confined SELinux type that has limited access to host system resources. Condition that […]