Cloud & DevOps Lead
Rohan is a former DevOps engineer who transitioned to tech journalism after a decade building cloud infrastructure at scale. He covers Kubernetes, cloud strategy, platform engineering, and the future of developer tooling.
Internal developer platforms are moving from aspiration to infrastructure for high-performing engineering organizations. Here's what platform engineering is, what it's not, and how to build it.
Kubernetes clusters routinely run at 30-40% utilization. Here's a systematic approach to reducing Kubernetes spend through right-sizing, autoscaling, and intelligent scheduling.
Both tools are mature IaC solutions with different philosophies. We compare them on real-world dimensions: team onboarding, state management, testing, and ecosystem maturity.
GitOps has moved from pattern to practice for Kubernetes-based deployments. Here's how Flux and ArgoCD compare and what GitOps implementation actually requires.
OpenTelemetry has become the industry standard for telemetry instrumentation. Here's how to implement it effectively, what it solves, and how to choose your observability backend.
The big three clouds have all matured, but they have genuine strengths for different workloads. Here's a framework for choosing based on your specific requirements.
Getting containers into production requires more than a working Dockerfile. Here are the production-readiness practices that separate demo containers from deployment-grade ones.
Serverless and containers have converged in some ways and diverged in others. Here's a clear framework for choosing between them for different workload types.
The DORA metrics framework provides a validated model for engineering team performance. Here's how to implement measurement and avoid gaming them.
FinOps is the practice of bringing financial accountability to cloud spending. Here's how organizations are implementing it, what actually reduces cloud bills, and the cultural change required.