I write practical articles for developers who want to make better decisions. Focus on software architecture, modern tooling, and lessons learned in the field.
An agent that reads your pipeline is cheap and useful. An agent that can deploy is a new class of production incident. Here's where the line goes, and how to enforce it in GitHub Actions.
Most platforms can provision anything but can't tell you where they quietly compromised. Treaty is an open spec proposal that turns that gap into recorded, queryable data.
Every microservice system silently grows a shadow codebase of TLS, retries, and tracing logic. Here's how a service mesh removes it — and what it costs.
New here? I recommend starting with this article to get a sense of my approach: