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Claude Code Plugin vs Skill: When to Bundle a Workflow

Software Development

September 202611 min read

Claude Code Plugin vs Skill: When to Bundle a Workflow

A skill is a document, a plugin is a dependency. When one SKILL.md file is enough, when drift between copies means bundle it, and what a plugin costs.

DevOps

September 202611 min read

AI DevOps Assistants for Kubernetes Production Triage

What an AI DevOps assistant genuinely shortens during Kubernetes triage — correlating a restart with a deploy, telling OOMKilled from CrashLoopBackOff — and the faults it cannot see.

The Credit Card Wall Blocking Indonesian Developers

Product

September 202611 min read

The Credit Card Wall Blocking Indonesian Developers

The clouds bill by international credit card, which 1.6 percent of Indonesian adults hold. What that gate costs, and what a platform must build to bill on QRIS.

Deploy a NestJS ERP API to a Managed PaaS: Probes, Migrations

Backend

September 202612 min read

Deploy a NestJS ERP API to a Managed PaaS: Probes, Migrations

The checklist I run before a NestJS ERP API goes near a managed PaaS: shutdown hooks, a readiness endpoint that will not restart a healthy pod, migrations that run exactly once across replicas, and connection pool arithmetic.

How a PaaS Build Engine Auto-Writes Your Dockerfile

DevOps

September 202612 min read

How a PaaS Build Engine Auto-Writes Your Dockerfile

The repository signals a PaaS build engine reads to generate a Dockerfile, the four cases where auto-detection guesses wrong, and the override I keep committed.

Kubernetes HPA Autoscaling: Surviving a PaaS Traffic Spike

Cloud

September 202612 min read

Kubernetes HPA Autoscaling: Surviving a PaaS Traffic Spike

Autoscaling was on, and the opening seconds of the spike were still served by the pods I already had. The real Kubernetes HPA timeline on a managed PaaS, default by default.

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