Insights on active citizenship and governance from “The Nitopadesha.” Part 1 explores the lessons from the first book, “The Jewel of Citizencraft.”
A proper environment is necessary to be productive in any work. That’s why I decided to completely rebuild mine from scratch. This post documents my opinionated setup primarily used for programming.
Exploring new open source licenses that attempt to balance benefits and make open source sustainable.
jq is a powerful tool for working with JSON. This guide teaches you to use jq effectively through hands-on, interactive examples running right in your browser.
Notes on how I added a TIL section to my Hugo-based static website.
Front Matter is a CMS that runs as a Visual Studio Code extension. It’s feature-rich and highly customizable, making it the perfect tool to manage my poorly organized blog.
A guide to using Codapi, an open source, lightweight solution to add interactivity to your technical writing.
An interactive guide to migrate from Nginx to Apache APISIX.
We need to democratize AI to save our democracies.
But here’s another viable Nginx replacement.
A postmortem on the Freenginx announcement.
Fortunately, the external access one has been solved now that we’ve all standardized on the Ingress API. Or is it the Gateway API? Shit.
An exploration of continuous delivery workflows for building and managing APIs at scale.
A better way to think about limits to prevent security issues from resource starvation.
The Kubernetes API was recently made generally available. Does that mean you should switch away from the Ingress API?
A tutorial on using APISIX’s request batching capability in Kubernetes Ingress.
A guide for using SigNoz to collect and observe metrics from Apache APISIX.
A look under the hood to see how Apache APISIX supports WebAssembly plugins.
A tale of how I spent an irrationally long time figuring out why the tests pass on my machine but fail in the CI.
A short guide on why and how you might use APISIX to access external services in Kubernetes.