A cloud infrastructure engineer documents practical fixes for running LMCache tiered KV-cache storage with vLLM, covering a broken fs_native adapter, a missing capacity declaration, and Swift s3api addressing problems. Other posts reflect on honest, legible infrastructure design and describe deploying Element chat on the Genestack platform.
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Weekly explainers that break down software, infrastructure and AI concepts and companies in plain language, often with humorous running examples. Recent issues cover decision models, what LangChain does, and a series on cloud scaling for vibe coders.
Geiser's Cloud is a personal newsletter from an engineer writing about building their own developer tools and about infrastructure topics like overengineering in DevOps and disaster recovery in the cloud. Readers get first-person accounts of technical decisions, benchmark and dissertation-based observations, and practical field-manual style guidance.
A DevSecOps engineering blog from AlphaBravo focused on hardening container images, Kubernetes clusters, and infrastructure automation for DoD accreditation (ATO) programs. Readers get practical, opinionated guidance on reducing scan findings, securing the Kubernetes control plane and RBAC, and replacing hand-built platforms with reproducible automation.
The engineering blog of Numerator, a retail data company, publishes in-depth posts on practical engineering problems: Kubernetes CPU limits and throttling for ML model serving, the company's single sign-on migration from AWS Cognito to Okta, and standards for internal technical documentation. Readers get concrete, first-hand accounts of the trade-offs and fixes the team actually went through.
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