The Rollback Worked. My Next Deploy Could Break It Again.
My application was working again. That should have been the end of the problem. It was not. In [the first article in this series( https://blog.lalit…
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Secrets that live in git - encrypted, no Vault, no sidecar
This is part of a series on building Orca , a single-binary orchestrator for the gap between Coolify and Kubernetes. Every orchestrator eventually h…
My Terraform Runner Destroyed Itself Mid-Apply
Originally published at woitzik.dev Disclosure: This post contains Amazon affiliate links (marked with *). If you buy through them, I earn a small c…
Lifecycle, DevOps & Multi-Agent Orchestration for Enterprise AI
The Agentic DevOps Challenge As enterprise AI adoption matures, organizations are shifting from single-turn chat assistants to complex multi-agent o…
Terraform Should Not Deploy Into EKS. ArgoCD Should.
Many teams use Terraform to provision AWS and then keep going: Helm charts, namespaces, add-ons, even application manifests inside EKS. That looks e…
From Commit to Amazon EKS: Building a GitOps Pipeline with Argo CD
Deploying an application to Kubernetes is easy to demonstrate with one command: kubectl apply -f . The harder question is what happens after the fir…
The Helm Chart Is a Platform Contract — Not a Template
Early in building our cloud infrastructure, we had a problem nobody talks about — because it happens so slowly you almost don't notice it. We had ei…
SealedSecrets: Storing Secrets in Git Without the Risk
A base64-encoded string in a Git repo is not a secret. It's plaintext with one extra step, and echo "cGFzc3dvcmQ=" | base64 -d undoes that step in a…
GitOps Policy Drift: Why Reconciliation Doesn't Stop Day-2 Failure
GitOps policy drift is what happens when a control plane keeps a policy perfectly reconciled long after the reason for that policy has stopped being…
Deploying Envoy Gateway on AWS EKS: The Right Way
Some context first: we were running on GKE Autopilot, where the Gateway API just works out of the box. Google manages the CRDs and the underlying lo…
When ArgoCD shows Healthy but Keycloak silently strips JWT claims
ArgoCD reported Synced and Healthy. The Keycloak Helm release was green. And the downstream timeline service was returning 401 on every authenticate…
Jenkins as a Code, or how I stopped clicking around in the UI
I've been running Jenkins in one form or another for years now. Different companies, different sizes of teams, but somehow the same story keeps repe…
What Platform Teams Can Expect From Crossplane v2.2
A developer submits a ticket to request a database. Three days later, the platform team responds, but the configuration isn’t quite right. The devel…
I Built a Production-Grade Internal Developer Platform at 17 — Full Architecture
The Problem Most engineers deploy to Kubernetes by clicking buttons in a UI. That's not DevOps. That's manual labor with extra steps. I built Archne…
Why Kubernetes Needs an IDP, Not Just GitOps
We had ArgoCD running perfectly. Every deployment was reconciled from Git. Drift detection worked. Rollbacks were one-click. Our GitOps setup was cl…