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Kubernetes Pod Troubleshooting Tactics Sequence Kubernetes is a robust container orchestration platform that helps keep applications highly available and scalable. Yet, like any complex system, it can encounter pod-related issues. To tackle these pro...
Flow is now the one automation tool every Salesforce Admin is expected to know. Interviewers usually ask the same few things: which type, which trigger timing, and how you keep it safe at scale. The
Security questions come up in almost every Salesforce Admin interview. The good news: the whole model fits in one picture. Think of it as four locks on four doors, and every question is really asking
A Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is your own private network inside AWS. Every EC2 instance, RDS database and many Lambda functions live in one. Networking was the part of AWS that confused me most at fi
A sandbox is a copy of your production org used for building and testing without touching real users. Salesforce offers four types, and picking the right one for each stage of your release process sav
Writing a Dockerfile that works is easy. Writing one that builds fast, produces a small image and doesn't run as root takes a few habits. Here are the ones that made the biggest difference for me. 1.
"Why can't this user see that record?" is one of the most common questions a Salesforce admin gets. The answer is almost always somewhere in the security model, which works in layers. Once you know th
Almost every AWS problem I've debugged as a beginner came back to one thing: permissions. AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) decides who can do what in your account, so it's worth understanding
For more than four years I worked in operations and process-driven roles. The work taught me a lot about SLAs, escalations, documentation and keeping things running when volumes spike. In July 2022 I