Kubernetes 1.35, released in January 2026 and now supported on Amazon EKS and EKS Distro, marks a significant milestone in container orchestration—particularly for AI/ML workloads. This release introduces In-Place Pod Resource Updates, allowing you to resize CPU and memory without restarting pods, and Image Volumes, a game-changer for delivering large AI models using OCI container […]
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Security as Code: Why the Best DevSecOps Teams Treat Vulnerabilities Like Bugs, Not Afterthoughts
The first time I watched a security vulnerability slip through our CI/CD pipeline and make it to production, I felt the same sinking feeling every engineer knows: that moment when you realize the system you trusted has a blind spot. It was 2019, and we had what we thought was a mature DevOps practice. Automated […]
Read more →Why Kafka Became the Backbone of Modern Data Architecture: Lessons from Building Event-Driven Systems at Scale
When LinkedIn open-sourced Kafka in 2011, few predicted it would become the de facto standard for real-time data streaming. Fourteen years later, Kafka processes trillions of messages daily across organizations of every size, from startups to Fortune 500 companies. Having architected event-driven systems for over two decades, I’ve watched Kafka evolve from an interesting alternative […]
Read more →Azure Machine Learning: A Solutions Architect’s Guide to Enterprise MLOps
The journey from experimental machine learning models to production-ready AI systems represents one of the most challenging transitions in modern software engineering. Having spent over two decades architecting enterprise solutions, I’ve witnessed the evolution from manual model deployment to sophisticated MLOps platforms. Azure Machine Learning stands at the forefront of this transformation, offering a comprehensive […]
Read more →The .NET Renaissance: How C# 13 and .NET 9 Are Redefining What Modern Development Looks Like
After two decades of building enterprise applications on the Microsoft stack, I’ve witnessed every major evolution of .NET—from the original Framework through the tumultuous transition to Core, and now to the unified platform that .NET 9 represents. What strikes me most about this release isn’t any single feature, but rather how it crystallizes Microsoft’s vision […]
Read more →.NET 9: A Solutions Architect’s Guide to the Modern .NET Ecosystem
After two decades of building enterprise applications on the Microsoft stack, I’ve witnessed every major evolution of .NET—from the original Framework through the tumultuous transition to Core, and now to the unified platform we have today. .NET 9, released in November 2024, represents the maturation of a platform that has finally delivered on the promise […]
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