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Refactoring Code Like a Blacksmith
How to even start this post? Well, there we go… Imagine this: You’re granted access to a massive platform that’s been patched over the years like an old race car. It’s a labyrinth of services, each...
SMS Notifications on Pulsetic's Free Plan
When you’re running websites or services, monitoring is crucial. But what happens when your monitoring service’s free tier doesn’t include the notification method you need? This was exactly the cha...
Memories of Koh Kret by Weera
Today, my wife and I visited Koh Kret, a small island on the Chao Phraya River, just a short boat ride from Nonthaburi. It’s a peaceful escape from the bustle of Bangkok, yet it holds centuries of ...
El palet, el arte y la risa de los ignorantes
Se ha hecho viral un vídeo de Pablo Pérez d’Ors (Director del Museu Fundación Juan March Palma) describiendo una pieza de Guillermo Lledó. Un palet de madera. O eso parece. En realidad no es un pal...
My Preferred Node.js Workflow
As an SRE, I’ve learned the hard way that dependencies rot faster than you think. If you’ve ever opened a Node.js project after a year of neglect, you know the feeling: dozens of outdated packages,...
Código y Caos - De RSA a la era cuántica: la respuesta de QuReady
En este episodio, hablamos de nuestro caos actual llamado QuReady (quready.com) y exploramos uno de los retos tecnológicos más urgentes y menos comprendidos: cómo proteger nuestra información frent...
Partnering with the EU for Sustainable Agritech
As a full-stack engineer and owner of the agriTech startup Khawtech, I recently had the privilege of contributing to the European Commission’s (DG CNECT, Unit E2) “Edge Computing Nodes: Continuous ...
Platform Engineering es más que gestionar servidores
Hay algo que me lleva tiempo dando vueltas en la cabeza: ¿Cómo es posible que, en roles de Platform Engineering, DevOps Lead o SRE Lead, acabe sentándose en la silla de “decisor técnico” gente q...