2026-01-24
AI & Infrastructure: The New DevOps Frontier
An exploration of how artificial intelligence and infrastructure operations are converging, covering MLOps, AIOps, LLMs as infrastructure, and the evolving role of platform engineers
Writing about interests; Computer Science, Philosophy, Mathematics and AI.
An exploration of how artificial intelligence and infrastructure operations are converging, covering MLOps, AIOps, LLMs as infrastructure, and the evolving role of platform engineers
In an era dominated by agile methodologies, rapid prototyping, and the “move fast and break things” ethos, one might assume that a database design methodology born in 1970s France would …
A comprehensive guide to building production-ready microservices using Spring Cloud, including API Gateway, service discovery, resilience patterns, and observability
A comprehensive guide to deploying applications on Kubernetes using Helm charts and GitOps practices
A comprehensive guide to building enterprise chatbots using Large Language Models with Retrieval Augmented Generation
A comprehensive study on the evolution of frontend architecture from unitary scripting to distributed micro-frontend systems
A comprehensive guide to implementing Single Sign-On and identity federation with Keycloak in enterprise environments
A comprehensive framework for evaluating, adopting, and governing open source software in enterprise environments
Designing a scalable push notification system for banking applications using Kafka, Redis, and Firebase Cloud Messaging
A comprehensive comparison of JDK distributions, garbage collectors, and licensing considerations for enterprise Java applications
My RHEL 9 setup came with PHP 8.0.27, which is halfway to its EOL (End of Life). PHP 8.0 reached end of life in November 2023, meaning no more security updates. Not to mention that I require the …
A journey through graph theory fundamentals—vertices, edges, representations, and traversal algorithms—with a complete implementation in Go.
MUMPS (Massachusetts General Hospital Utility Multi-Programming System), also known as M, is a programming language created in the late 1960s that remains widely used today, particularly in healthcare …
A deep dive into the Haversine formula and its implementation for geospatial store ranking in InterSystems Caché.