Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is Not an Add-On
When rotations drift and no one remembers who changed what, the pager still works but trust erodes. Incident management belongs in Git, reviewed and a…
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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…
Terraform vs Pulumi: IaC Tools Compared
Overview Terraform and Pulumi are the two leading infrastructure as code tools. Terraform uses HCL (HashiCorp Configuration Language) while Pulumi let…
Going Serverless - AWS Lambda Functions
👋 Hey there, tech enthusiasts! I'm Sarvar, a Cloud Architect with a passion for transforming complex technological challenges into elegant solutions. …
Terraform vs CDK vs Pulumi: Choosing Your Infrastructure-as-Code Tool
The IaC landscape split into two philosophies about a decade ago and hasn't fully resolved the argument since. On one side: declarative configuration …
What If You Need Two ArgoCD Instances in One EKS Cluster?
Most ArgoCD tutorials start the same way: Deploy ArgoCD. Connect a Git repository. Create an Application. Done. But what happens when multiple teams s…
How I Built an AWS Cloud Security Project as a University Student
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…
Zero-Downtime Blue-Green and IP-Based Canary Deployments on ECS Fargate
Most ECS blue-green deployment tutorials eventually lead to the same stack: AWS CodeDeploy Deployment groups AppSpec files Lifecycle hooks Weighted tr…
Zero to Kubernetes Part 5: Two Frontends + Complete Stack
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…
What's New: Terraform Support, Kubernetes and AWS Automation, Bring Your Own Bucket, and UX Improvements
What's New in OpenObserve: Terraform Support, Kubernetes and AWS Automation, Bring Your Own Bucket, and UX Improvements OpenObserve has shipped three …
I Benchmarked 11 AI Models on Terraform Compliance. My Default Was Wrong.
Running the same compliance scan across 11 models revealed that cost and accuracy are independent variables — and my default was failing 1 in 5 tests.…
A Practical Terraform Security Review with Codex and Claude Code
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 …
How I Built a Terraform Plan JSON Parser in Python
Most DevOps engineers have run terraform plan thousands of times. Very few have looked at what comes out when you add the -json flag. I spent a couple…
Building a Reusable VPC, Subnets, and Firewall Rules Module
In the previous Terraform labs, I created Google Cloud resources directly from the root configuration. That worked, but the structure was still quite …
Map Your Entire AWS Infrastructure in 60 Seconds
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 …
Terraform Outputs on GCP: Querying Useful Data from a VPC, Subnet, and VM
Hi, we are back again. Previously, I created a simple Google Cloud VPC and then improved the configuration by introducing variables. This time, I want…
I built a carbon linter for Terraform PRs — here's the full stack
Most cloud sustainability tools are built for sustainability officers. They pull three-month-old billing data, run it through a proprietary model, and…