growth
Unlocking Your Flow State: A Beginner's Guide to Finding the Zone
What's the time? Seems it's already morning...
Marjan Bugarinović
growth
Everyday Epiphanies: The Benefits of Keeping a Daily Journal
Some time ago I read a line in an article that said something like this - instead of opening your phone and social media first thing in the morning, try journaling instead. Try asking yourself some questions like - what are my goals for today, what did I do yesterday,
kubernetes
Kubernetes Ingress: The "Fun" Way to Control Traffic
Looking back on when I started my journey in the Kubernetes ecosystem, one thing among many, that I didn't understand much was Kubernetes Ingress. This initial misunderstanding remained even today when I work with Kubernetes daily. Yes, I don't know that much about Kubernetes Ingress. I
kubernetes
The complexity of deploying a Kubernetes cluster
Where can we deploy Kubernetes clusters? Can we run it on VMs in our data center? On Cloud VMs? What about if we don't want to manage the cluster at all?
kubernetes
Kubernetes - where to start?
You heard about Kubernetes but are not sure what it is? You have dabbled in it but you are still not sure how it works? You tried to find out about it yourself, but found the material overwhelming?
devops
How to Dev*Oops* more?
We all tend to blame others when something goes wrong. Why does that happen? How to be aware of it and what are some of the steps to take in order to shift to a blameless culture?
devops
Why DevOps might be the wrong term?
We all know by now what DevOps is. Or at least we think we do. It cannot be said that is one thing in specific, but more of a union of different things, including people. And that is where it gets a bit complex... The whole idea of DevOps had
kubernetes
How Kubernetes determines which pods to terminate in case it is running out of resources?
There are two ways to set limits and requests for resources on Kubernetes. The first one is with LimitRange resource on a namespace level, and the second is to do it directly on the resources you are running - pods, deployments, or stateful sets. The first approach is better if
sustainability
Is global warming a known system behavior?
We all know, or at least should, the scientific explanation of climate change - global warming - an increase in Earth's air and ocean temperature. And this is bad because global warming is causing ice sheets and glaciers to melt. The melting ice is causing sea levels to
opinion
The Reading Serendipity
Have you ever had a feeling to read something at the exact time when you need it, even though you weren't looking for it? This happens a lot, at least to me. I wonder does anyone of you experience the same?
news and updates
End of August Roundup
growth
The Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene - should you read it?
As some of you might already know from the July update, I have been reading The Laws of Human Nature, and I finally finished it! And by finally, I don't mean it like that boring finally, when you sigh a bit - oh, finally. I mean - finally,