Docker for Backend Engineers Who Aren't DevOps
Most backend engineers learn Docker by copying a Dockerfile from the internet, running it locally, and moving on. That works until it doesn't — images that are 2GB when they should be 200MB, builds th
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Cloud Run vs GKE: How I Actually Choose
Cloud Run and GKE both run containers on GCP. Beyond that, they have different operational models, different cost structures, and different ceilings. Choosing between them isn't about which is "better
GCP for Engineers Who Know AWS: The Mental Model That Actually Helps
The first thing that breaks when an AWS engineer starts working on GCP isn't the tooling or the console. It's the assumption that IAM works the same way. On AWS, you attach policies to IAM users, grou
GitHub Actions I Set Up on Every Project
Most engineers using GitHub Actions daily know how to write a basic workflow — checkout, install dependencies, run tests, deploy. That covers 80% of what they need. The other 20% is a set of features
When Terraform Gets Messy: Refactoring, Imports, and State Surgery
S01E06 of Terraform for Application Engineers
Terraform CI/CD: Plan on PR, Apply on Merge
S01E05 of Terraform for Application Engineers
