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Argo Workflows vs Tekton

Argo Workflows vs Tekton

Two Kubernetes-native pipeline engines from CNCF, Argo Workflows and Tekton. Different philosophies, same goal: stop using Jenkins. Honest comparison.

Dead Container Took Down Prod

Dead Container Took Down Prod

A real postmortem: how a forgotten survey-tool container, an uncapped Docker log driver, and rootless networking combined to kill prod for a Monday morning.

SOPS + age: Secrets in Git

SOPS + age: Secrets in Git

Stop the .env-in-1Password dance. SOPS encrypts secrets per-key, age provides modern crypto, and git stores them safely. Here's how to ship it without the traps.

Boundary vs Teleport

Boundary vs Teleport

Zero-trust access for SSH, k8s, and databases, HashiCorp Boundary vs Teleport compared on identity, session recording, and self-host fit.

Garden vs Tilt vs Skaffold

Garden vs Tilt vs Skaffold

Three inner-loop dev tools for Kubernetes, Garden, Tilt, and Skaffold. Which one actually makes K8s development bearable? Honest comparison, no fluff.

Compose Watch: Faster Dev Loops

Compose Watch: Faster Dev Loops

Docker Compose Watch syncs your code into running containers without rebuilds. Here's how to set it up and why your dev loop is about to get a lot less painful.

ko vs Jib vs Buildpacks

ko vs Jib vs Buildpacks

Build container images without writing a single Dockerfile, ko for Go, Jib for Java, Paketo Buildpacks for everything else. Real benchmarks, real tradeoffs.

Cosign Keyless: Sign Without Keys

Cosign Keyless: Sign Without Keys

Cosign keyless signing uses GitHub OIDC + Fulcio + Rekor to sign container images without managing private keys. Here's how it actually works and why you want it.

Docker Bake vs Compose Build

Docker Bake vs Compose Build

Orchestrating multi-image Docker builds: docker buildx bake vs compose build, matrix targets, multi-arch, caching, and when each one actually wins.

Nerdctl vs Docker CLI

Nerdctl vs Docker CLI

nerdctl is the containerd-native docker CLI replacement, when it's a drop-in, when it's not, and why you'd bother switching at all.