Kiril, creator of devopsness.com, an IT professional, DevOps cloud and tech enthusiast.
DevOps in 2025 isn't just about automation. It's about developer experience, security-first infrastructure, and shipping fast without breaking production. If your toolchain still revolves around ad-hoc scripts and Jenkins pipelines from 2018, you’re not just behind — you’re vulnerable, inefficient, and probably exhausted. Here’s...
DevOps isn’t dead — it’s evolving. And the fastest-growing movement in modern DevOps is GitOps. But what is GitOps, why are Netflix, Adobe, and Amazon using it, and how can your team avoid the common traps? Let’s break it down. 🤔 What Is GitOps? GitOps is a way to...
DevOps culture is alive and well… but so are the characters you meet along the way. Here’s a brutally honest (and painfully relatable) guide to the 7 types of DevOps engineers you’ll find in the wild — which one are you? 1. The Bash Wizard 🧙♂️ * Writes 300-line shell scripts...
In today’s race for faster delivery and smoother releases, DevOps isn’t a nice-to-have—it's survival. But even high-performing teams fall into traps that quietly kill velocity, blow up budgets, and frustrate developers. Let’s talk about the 10 silent killers of DevOps success, and how to...
The ps aux command is one of the most commonly used commands in Linux for monitoring and managing system processes. It provides detailed information about all running processes, helping users diagnose performance issues, identify rogue processes, and analyze system activity. Breaking Down ps aux The command consists of three components:...
When it comes to monitoring system performance in Linux, the top command is one of the most powerful and widely used tools. It provides a real-time overview of system resource usage, including CPU and memory utilization, running processes, and system load. Whether you’re a system administrator or a developer,...
