Tsitsipas’ reaction to watching Medvedev at the Laver Cup 😂

How HTTPS works

Before you spend 1 more second worrying about learning Azure: Remember this: Some study theory and forget Some practice and remember Some use free resources and succeed Some buy expensive courses and struggle Some join communities and grow Some study alone and stagnate and

Low-level design patterns are great, but beyond a point, they make code unnecessarily complex, slow, hard to contribute, hard to read, hard to debug, and borderline bad. Not every code needs to be extensible, because most code you write is never going to be extended. You created

Some months ago I made a video about the Java ForkJoinPool. The JavaForkJoinPool helps you break (fork) a bigger task into smaller tasks which can be executed in parallel. It also helps you join the partial results back into a bigger result again. Here is the video, in case you

Hi everyone, I have released a one-stop solution for all system design interviews. This blog is very long. You can consider it as a book. It is completely beginner-friendly. No pre-requisite is required to read it. After this, you don't need to refer to any other resource for

Meet Patrick Cummins No one calls him King No one calls him Hitman Does not have any PR agency Does not have Accounts like Johns and Muffadal Vohra who keep praising even his farts & yet won the WTC World Cup BGT Ashes Greatest leader Cricket has ever seen.

Scanning a QR code is a convenient way to visit a site. But it also: - sends a dns query to find remote ip - opens a connection to port 443 - sets your public ip as a source - transmits supported protocols, ciphers - potentially receives large payload

Explore practical methods to generate PDFs in Go: from native libraries (gofpdf, unipdf) to LaTeX, Pandoc or headless Chrome. { author: Shrijith Venktramana } #DEVCommunity #GoLang dev.to/shrsv/practica…

A self-hosted lightweight software forge. A self-hosted alternative to #Github #golang based codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo

Cloudflare Operator is a Kubernetes operator that creates and manages Cloudflare Tunnels and DNS records for (HTTP/TCP/UDP*) service resources ➤ github.com/adyanth/cloudf…

When someone says ‘Does anyone actually use Linux?’ 😂

DevOps bootcamp graduate: "I know Kubernetes!" Me: "Great! Can you debug why pods keep restarting?" Them: "...we didn't cover that." This is the problem. We teach tools, not troubleshooting. Real DevOps engineers fix things that break, not just deploy things that work.

Hi folks, I finally wrote my first tech blog ✍️ Topic: Getting Started with GitHub Actions 🚀 If you’re new to CI/CD, this guide explains workflows, jobs, events, runners & secrets in plain English. Would love your feedback 🙌 👉medium.com/@borugadda.man…

12.5 GB Kubernetes operator course from scratch is already uploaded to Kubesimplify YT and unlisted. It will be made public tomorrow 3pm IST. Excited?? Duration - 6 hours+

Multi-stage builds matter for CVEs as they let you leave the “dirty kitchen” behind. You compile in one stage, then ship only the clean runtime with nothing extra — no compilers, no build tools, no ghosts of dependency chains. Less baggage = fewer CVEs. #Docker #DevOps

How Java Compiles Source Code to Bytecode You write Java code in a .java file using classes, methods, and objects. The Java Compiler (javac) then translates this human-readable code into platform-independent bytecode, stored in a .class file. → Lexical Analysis: The compiler

DevOps engineers explaining Kubernetes to the team. 😂