Demystifying Terraform: Bridging the Gap Between Infrastructure and Cloud
Let’s face it, tech events are thrilling, but can also be quite overwhelming. I went to AWS Student Community Day on 1st November 2025 in Tirupati. Th…
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Let’s face it, tech events are thrilling, but can also be quite overwhelming. I went to AWS Student Community Day on 1st November 2025 in Tirupati. Th…
👋 Hey there, tech enthusiasts! I'm Sarvar, a Cloud Architect with a passion for transforming complex technological challenges into elegant solutions. …
My three-tier AWS architecture worked. VPC, subnets, bastion host, app server, RDS, all deployed and running. But my main.tf was a flat file with ever…
The IaC landscape split into two philosophies about a decade ago and hasn't fully resolved the argument since. On one side: declarative configuration …
Monolithic data access layers inherently bind compute execution to a specific cloud provider's proprietary database SDK. When an enterprise applicatio…
A production-style DevOps project showing secure infrastructure provisioning, canary deployments, automated rollback, observability, CI/CD, and privat…
Monolithic multi-region architectures inherently rely on vendor specific global control planes. When a catastrophic degradation strikes an underlying …
Most ArgoCD tutorials start the same way: Deploy ArgoCD. Connect a Git repository. Create an Application. Done. But what happens when multiple teams s…
When most CS students are building simple CRUD apps for their thesis, I decided to go a different route. I built SecurePath — an automated AWS cloud s…
Wild Rydes was an old project used by AWS hands-on labs to show how to deploy a serverless application using its services. It consists of a Uber-like …
"Wait: How many Terraform repos do we actually have? And what's in them?" If that question makes you wince, this post is for you. It started as a bori…
Drift is not a tooling failure. It is evidence that multiple control planes still exist. IaC drift detection is typically treated as an operational hy…
In this post, I'll walk you through how I deployed a URL shortener app, with a managed PostgreSQL database, a managed Redis cache, and a full Kubernet…
Most ECS blue-green deployment tutorials eventually lead to the same stack: AWS CodeDeploy Deployment groups AppSpec files Lifecycle hooks Weighted tr…
HashiCorp built an MCP server for writing Terraform. I built one for reviewing it. A few weeks ago HashiCorp shipped terraform-mcp-server . It's an of…
Series: Zero to Kubernetes — Part 1 · Part 2 · Part 3 · Part 4 · Part 5 You've made it to the final part. You now have a real Kubernetes cluster, auto…
A Practical Terraform Security Review with Codex and Claude Code A Terraform repository is not just code. It is a map of your cloud control plane. It …
Data residency requirements and regional compliance laws such as GDPR or LGPD often force architectures to fragment data across multiple cloud provide…
If you ship anything for a living — diagrams, infrastructure, docs, slide decks — you have probably noticed that each of those things lives in its own…
Introduction Distributed cellular architectures often suffer from observability fragmentation, where critical telemetry is trapped within isolated clo…
If you've ever inherited an AWS account, you know the feeling. You open the console, click around a few services, and realise pretty quickly that you …
Most cloud sustainability tools are built for sustainability officers. They pull three-month-old billing data, run it through a proprietary model, and…