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Chaos Engineering: Testing Resiliency with Chaos Monkey and Gremlin

Chaos Engineering: Testing Resiliency with Chaos Monkey and Gremlin

Modern software systems are incredibly complex. They're spread across massive networks with countless moving parts. Because of this complexity, unexpected failures are inevitable. Servers crash. Netwo

What's the Deal with Shift-Left Security, and Why Should You Care?

What's the Deal with Shift-Left Security, and Why Should You Care?

Let's be honest: in today's software world, security can't be an afterthought. If you're still waiting until the end of your development cycle to think about vulnerabilities, you're doing it wrong. Th

Container Image Signing with Cosign: A Hands-On Guide to Secure Your Supply Chain

Container Image Signing with Cosign: A Hands-On Guide to Secure Your Supply Chain

In today's fast-paced software world, we all rely on container images to package and run our apps. They're super consistent and efficient, which is great! But this ease also brings new security headac

GraphRAG Explained: Building Knowledge-Grounded LLM Systems

GraphRAG Explained: Building Knowledge-Grounded LLM Systems

The world of artificial intelligence is moving fast. We've gone from being amazed that Large Language Models can write a poem to wanting them to be deeply grounded in factual truth. While these models

The Resilience of Timbernetes: A Comprehensive Analysis of In-Place Pod Vertical Scaling in Kubernetes 1.35

The Resilience of Timbernetes: A Comprehensive Analysis of In-Place Pod Vertical Scaling in Kubernetes 1.35

The release of Kubernetes 1.35, officially designated as "Timbernetes," represents a definitive shift in the architectural philosophy of cloud-native orchestration. This version marks the graduation o

Taming the Chaos: Let's Sort Out Those Flaky CI/CD Pipelines

Taming the Chaos: Let's Sort Out Those Flaky CI/CD Pipelines

Ever get super frustrated with your CI/CD pipeline? You know, the one that sometimes works perfectly and other times just throws a random tantrum? You push your code, the pipeline starts doing its thi

The Democratization of Container Security: Docker Hardened Images

The Democratization of Container Security: Docker Hardened Images

On December 17, 2025, the world of container security changed in a big way. Docker decided to open up its entire catalog of over 1,000 Docker Hardened Images (DHI) to everyone under the Apache 2.0 lic

Database DevOps: Making PostgreSQL and MongoDB CI/CD Feel Natural

Database DevOps: Making PostgreSQL and MongoDB CI/CD Feel Natural

Ever feel like your app deployments are super slick, but then you hit the database part, and things just... stop? It's frustrating, right? You've got this smooth CI/CD pipeline for your code, but data

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