Hello, World — and Why I Started Writing
- #meta
- #devops
I spend most of my days keeping software running — chasing production incidents across Docker and Kubernetes, reading logs and metrics until a root cause finally surfaces, and automating away the toil that shouldn’t need a human. This blog is where I’ll write some of that down.
Why bother
A lot of DevOps knowledge lives in tribal memory: the runbook nobody updated, the one Grafana panel that actually matters, the postmortem that explained everything and then got buried in a wiki. Writing forces me to make that knowledge legible — to myself first, and hopefully to whoever reads it next at 2am with a pager going off.
What to expect
- Incident stories — anonymized war stories and what they taught me.
- Observability — Grafana, Prometheus, Loki, and getting signal out of noise.
- Platform & tooling — CI/CD, containers, and the small automations that compound.
- Project notes — like LogPilot, my local-first, AI-powered log investigation platform.
No fixed schedule, no filler. Just things I found worth keeping.
See you in the next one.