Kubernetes pods — the smallest unit of deployment
A pod is not a container. Understanding the distinction — and why Kubernetes uses pods as its fundamental unit — is the first conceptual step to working effectively with Kubernetes.
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Three lenses on the future of technology
Each post, video, and experiment sits at the intersection of real-world engineering and where the industry is heading.
Applied AI
From local LLMs on cheap hardware to enterprise ML pipelines — practical takes on building with AI, not just talking about it.
Cloud-Native & DevOps
Containers, Kubernetes, CI/CD, and the engineering culture that makes modern infrastructure work. Starting from first principles.
India Tech
Smart cities, semiconductor ambitions, startup ecosystems — the India-specific angle that most global tech media misses entirely.
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Kubernetes — a beginner's guide to container orchestration
Once you have more containers than you can manage manually, you need an orchestrator. Kubernetes is the standard — here's the architecture and the concepts you need to understand before running a single command.
Build, deploy, and test a multi-container Docker application
Real applications aren't single containers. Here's how to build a Node.js + MongoDB two-container setup, wire them together over a custom network, and push the image to Docker Hub.
Docker networking — how containers talk to each other and the outside world
Docker creates three networks by default and lets you create more. Understanding which driver to use and when is what separates working setups from broken ones.
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