Disclaimer: Parts of this blog are generated with ChatGPT and Bing AI Chat. More details towards the end. As an Engineer, learning new things is important no matter where you are in your Engineering Career. …

What are few of the things that happen pretty frequently in a project? Continuous Integration checks? Deployment after every pull request merge? Onboarding new members and starting their local setup? Running a code scan? All of these can be simplified with a build System. Comment: Do you use Build Systems…

This is the second part of the HomeLab series, where I’m creating an on-premise (my Home) setup for all my personal needs. Checkout the YouTube Video for Part 1 here or you can read it here. In this one I will go over the internals of how I built the…

There’s a YouTube video as well, if you’re more into video content than reading. We use computers of various form factors in our lives. There’s the trusty phone in our pockets, the laptop in our bags and for some of us, the beast of a machine on the desk…

NOTE: This blog might discuss ideas which might not exactly align with you. But at the end of the day, that’s all they are, my choices. I’m always open to discussion and learning something new though. It’s all about editing text The world of text editors is very hostile from what I’ve experienced so far…

“Testing Infrastructure as Code should be as easy as testing Application Code” I began my Cloud journey in college, working on one of the projects for our Labs. It was a Xamarin Mobile Application which helped friends split expenses and the contacts were brought in through your Facebook Connections. …

Note: To get the most out of this article, you’ll require some idea about how hard drive partitioning works, as this is a critical part of how you can take advantage of Distro hopping. Even without it, you’ll get to understand how to prepare for a seamless Linux Installation. The…

Code organisation is one of the biggest discussions in Software. And similar to most things, it is subjective and the TDLR with this post is this — “choose what works well for your team, but don’t be afraid to try out different things.” In this post, I want to discuss…

In the original post — https://mrsauravsahu.medium.com/containers-and-kubernetes-on-macos-a-setup-for-2022-2bbba491f644 I discussed what my setup for containers and Kubernetes looks like, for 2022, when we’re back to coding after the holidays! …