Start with the first principle.
Before collecting tools or frameworks, understand the problem a system is trying to solve.
Learning & knowledge sharing
Learning in public,
one useful note at a time.
I use this space to turn research, practical experiments, and work notes into explanations that another person can pick up and use.
Make the work inspectable.
Useful knowledge should show its assumptions, its trade-offs, and the path that produced it.
Share the unfinished parts.
Notes are most valuable when they preserve questions, not just polished conclusions.
Published guide
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Containers, orchestration, desired state, and the building blocks of reliable distributed services.