DevSecOps What I Actually Do, What I Don't, and Why That Matters More Than Keywords If my LinkedIn profile looks a little different from the keyword salad people expected, that may actually be the advantage. Real delivery problems rarely fit inside one tidy label, and neither should the people solving them.
DevOps When Change Comes from the Top, Trust Has to Come with It When change comes from the top, teams often hear pressure before they hear support. Without protected room to improve the system, transformation is just extra homework wearing a blazer.
DevOps Change Is Constant. Hope Is Not a Strategy. Change is inevitable. The costly part is pretending optimism can replace operating discipline. When governance, observability, and secure delivery lag behind the strategy deck, hope becomes a budget line item.
DevSecOps When an AI Agent Deletes Production: The Governance Failure Behind the PocketOS Incident Happy Friday all, one last post for the week. Enjoy the improving weather! The PocketOS incident wasn't just an AI failure. It exposed a more familiar problem: broad permissions, weak environment boundaries and governance that lived in documents instead of delivery paths.
DevOps Platform Resilience Can't Be Outsourced DevOps incidents are up, but the bigger problem is believing platform resilience belongs to the vendor. Real resilience lives in governance, recovery design, and the engineering habits that survive a bad day.
DevOps Stateful vs. Stateless Infrastructure as Code on Azure: Terraform and Bicep Caveats Choosing Terraform (stateful) or Bicep (stateless) on Azure isn’t just about syntax: it’s about hidden risks. State files can create operational headaches, while stateless workflows may conceal subtle misconfigurations. Robust process design is essential.
SecDevOps Saving 90% of cost with five lines of code. AI in SecDevOps: Why “Cost Hacks” Aren't the Whole Story I was just reading an article by towardsdatascience.com. And it occurred to me that most of us would be tempted to jump into this pretty blindly. Here's my take on it. “How We Reduced LLM
