Event-driven Architecture and DevOps Explained Simply

10 Minby Muhammad Fahid Sarker

Clear, friendly guide to what event-driven architecture and DevOps are, what problems they solve, how they work, plus simple code and pipeline examples for programmers.

event driven architectureEDADevOpsCI/CDmessage broker
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Don't Use Kubernetes! (Unless You Really, Really Should)

10 Minby Muhammad Fahid Sarker

Everyone's talking about Kubernetes, but is it always the right choice? Let's explore with humor and examples when this powerful tool is actually overkill and what you should use instead.

KubernetesDevOpsWhen not to use KubernetesKubernetes alternativesPaaS
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DevOps Metrics That Actually Matter: Your GPS to Awesome Software

10 Minby Muhammad Fahid Sarker

Tired of flying blind in your software projects? Let's demystify the four key DevOps metrics (DORA) that act as your team's GPS, helping you ship better software, faster. No PhD in data science required!

DevOpsDORA metricsDeployment FrequencyLead Time for ChangesChange Failure Rate
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Deploy on Friday? Feature Flags Say 'Hold My Beer!'

10 Minby Muhammad Fahid Sarker

Ever felt the cold sweat of a Friday deployment? Discover how Feature Flags can turn terror into triumph, letting you ship code with confidence and control.

Feature FlagsFeature TogglesDevOpsCI/CDContinuous Delivery
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Canary Deployments: How to Ship Code Without Crying

10 Minby Muhammad Fahid Sarker

Stop dreading deployments! Learn how the Canary strategy lets you release new features with confidence, testing on real users without risking a full-blown outage. It's like having a tiny, feathered superhero for your code.

canary deploymentdevopsci/cdsoftware deploymentzero downtime deployment
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eBPF: The Superpower You Didn't Know Your Linux Kernel Had

10 Minby Muhammad Fahid Sarker

Ever felt like you're debugging with a blindfold on? Discover eBPF, the revolutionary Linux technology that gives you kernel-level X-ray vision for observability, networking, and security.

eBPFobservabilityLinux kernelmonitoringbpftrace
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