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DevTips

One tip per page, each small enough to try before your coffee cools. Mostly the fixes and flags I wish someone had told me sooner.

ArgoCD GitOps: Sync Kubernetes Deployments Automatically from Git

ArgoCD GitOps: Sync Kubernetes Deployments Automatically from Git

Why GitOps for Kubernetes? From kubectl apply to Git as the source of truth Hey, want to stop deploying to Kubernetes by hand? If your releases still come from someone running `kubectl ap

Kubernetes Namespaces: Organize, Isolate, and Secure Multi-Team Clusters

Kubernetes Namespaces: Organize, Isolate, and Secure Multi-Team Clusters

Why cluster isolation matters The multi-tenant reality If you're running a separate cluster for every environment and every dev team, you have already seen the bill and the amount of upgrade

Helm Charts: Templating & Multi-Environment Kubernetes Deployments

Helm Charts: Templating & Multi-Environment Kubernetes Deployments

Why Helm matters The Kubernetes manifest problem Managing Kubernetes manifests at scale becomes a nightmare. You have a deployment for dev, staging and production. Each one is 90% identi

Policy-as-Code Governance with OPA/Rego

Policy-as-Code Governance with OPA/Rego

Why policy-as-code matters The governance problem Managing infrastructure at scale gets complicated fast. As your infrastructure grows, keeping it consistent and compliant gets harder. M

Setting Up GitHub Copilot Agent Skills in Your Repository

Setting Up GitHub Copilot Agent Skills in Your Repository

Why teach Copilot new skills? What a skill actually is If you're ready to teach Copilot some new tricks, Agent Skills are your answer. Built on the agentskills.io op

7 Reasons Learning the Linux Terminal is Worth It (Even for Beginners)

7 Reasons Learning the Linux Terminal is Worth It (Even for Beginners)

Why learn the Linux terminal? Why it still matters Even with the graphical tools and AI assistants available now, the terminal is the most direct way to work with a Linux system. It's a core

Docker Is Eating Your Disk Space (And How PruneMate Fixes It)

Docker Is Eating Your Disk Space (And How PruneMate Fixes It)

The problem: Docker is eating your disk space What it looks like when it happens Your Docker host is running out of space. Again. You've been spinning up containers, testing new services

Understanding Kubernetes Services: ClusterIP vs NodePort vs LoadBalancer

Understanding Kubernetes Services: ClusterIP vs NodePort vs LoadBalancer

If you're working with Kubernetes, you've probably noticed that Pods come and go, and their IP addresses keep changing. That's where Services come in. They give you a stable way to keep your apps acce