Post Series
Series
Post series that work through a single topic from start to finish. Not scattered posts; coherent wholes that tell one story step by step — from the field, no hype.
4 series · 66 posts total
ERP Infrastructure Architecture
21 posts Apr 2026 – Jun 2026Operational architecture patterns for enterprise ERP infrastructure — from the field.
Integration, disaster recovery, data replication, message-queue isolation and safe release patterns for enterprise ERP infrastructure. Each post tackles one operational architecture decision.
- Optimizing Supply Chain Data Flow: 3 Steps for ERP
- Product Tree Denormalization and the Anatomy of Technical Debt
- Safe Version Migration in ERP Infrastructures via Transaction…
Kubernetes Production & Security
21 posts Apr 2026 – Apr 2026Operations, security and runbook discipline for production Kubernetes.
Operations and security for production Kubernetes: ETCD recovery, RBAC, network policy, secret rotation, hardening and real runbooks.
- Kubernetes Network Policies: Invisible Walls Between Pods
- Defense Strategies Against Kubernetes DNS Cache Poisoning
- Kubernetes API Server Audit Log: Policy and SIEM Pipeline
Databases In-Depth
16 posts Apr 2026 – Jun 2026Database internals and production decisions — from fundamentals to operations.
Database internals and production decisions: WAL, indexing, partitioning, isolation levels, MVCC, connection pooling and replication.
- PostgreSQL WAL Bloat Management: Reclaiming Disk Space in 4 Steps
- ACID Properties: Are They Absolutely Essential for Every Project?
- PostgreSQL MVCC: Common Mistakes in Application Development
Production Diaries
8 posts Apr 2026 – May 2026Real incidents from the field — no hype, post-mortem discipline.
Real incident stories, post-mortems and operational lessons from production. Format: Problem → How I noticed → Debug flow → Root cause → Fix → How never to live it again.
- Swap Fire: My Kubernetes Experiment on a 7.6 GB VPS
- 3rd OOM on the VPS: Parallel Builds and a flock Mutex Story
- The Psychology of Running Production on a Single VPS