This isn't meant to be an exhaustive list, but a reminder to use these features if possible and to build them into your tools.| Nick Janetakis
Explore the best Kubernetes cost monitoring tools for DevOps teams to optimize resource usage, control expenses, and enhance financial accountability.| Blog | Plural
After years of self-hosting on a VPS in a datacenter, I’ve decided to move my services at home. But instead of just porting services, I’m using this as an opportunity to migrate to a more flexible and robust set up.| ergaster.org
Do you have multiple clouds in your environment? These four components of multicloud management are important to address when planning your environment.| TierPoint, LLC
A quick introduction to Nix and NixOS to show how amazing it is.| Wyssmann Engineering
Learn how to use terraform archive_file to zip files for Lambda, S3, and more. See examples, use cases, and best practices for secure deployments.| CyberPanel
Cursor has grown 100x in load in just a year, sees 1M+ QPS for its data layer, and serves billions of code completions, daily. A deepdive into how it’s built with cofounder, Sualeh Asif| newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com
Recently I needed to be able to stand up a dual-stack (IPv4/IPv6) Kubernetes cluster on Flatcar Container Linux using kubeadm. At first glance, this seemed like it would be relatively straightforward, but as I dug deeper into it there were a few quirks that emerged. Given these quirks, it seemed like a worthwhile process to write up and publish here. In this post, you’ll see how to use Butane and kubeadm to bootstrap a dual-stack IPv4/IPv6 Kubernetes cluster on AWS.| Scott's Weblog
Discover how AI is accelerating DevOps workflows—and how IaC, governance, and cloud automation help teams keep pace without losing control.| ControlMonkey
Get a feel for exciting home lab projects that can be completed in a weekend and enhance your learning through practical experience.| Virtualization Howto
My top picks for home lab management tools to streamline containers, virtual machines, and networks for efficient service hosting.| Virtualization Howto
In the cold of December we have but one thing to keep us warm: our laptops, trying to solve Advent of Code puzzles with inefficient algorithms. This year, 2024, is the tenth edition, and the puzzles are filled with more Easter eggs than ever before. Unfortunately, I’m not interested in Easter eggs, or solving the puzzles. I am a DevOps engineer, and I’m going to apply Infrastructure as Code principles to Advent of Code.| bertptrs.nl
I was excited to learn that S3 has natively supported redirects since 2012.| Jonathan Y. Chan