If you’ve ever dabbled with Google Maps API, you know it’s not exactly easy on the pocket. But the cost isn’t the only thing you should be mindful of. It’s equally crucial to ensure that your API keys are kept safe and sound, so you can enjoy all its features without any security worries.

I have recently come across sips which is MacOS terminal built-in image processing tool. It is very useful to crop or resize images on the fly without having to use, God forbid, tools like Photoshop, or any UI.

I am tasked with creating a monitoring platform for an existing SaaS application that is deployed on Azure. I can’t help but say that monitoring is a pain somewhere. The amount of available options for monitoring out there is humbling! Here, I try to document my journey, maybe is will be helpful to someone.

Here is a list of all the devices that could be used for the smart home service offering. I have also stated how the system should be architected.

Here are some of the facts why I chose the name CloudChowder, maybe it will help you understand how I think and either interest you or repel you from my blog.

• I came across the term declarative Api when trying to understand Kubernetes CRDs, and controllers
• Declarative focuses on the what, while imperative focuses on the how