Deni Bertovic

This morning my phone blew up.

Somewhere around summer 2025 I started taking AI coding agents1 more seriously.

I don’t normally do this … but … occasionally I want to let an AI agent run unsupervised on a task: to generate a throwaway POC, explore an implementation idea, or hack on something while I’m doing other work.

This post continues the hellok8s-* series, following my previous exploration of deploying a Django applications to Kubernetes.

When running applications in Docker containers, many developers overlook a critical detail: what process runs as PID 1.

As businesses increasingly move to cloud-native architectures, the complexity of deploying and maintaining modern web applications continues to grow.

I’ve been meaning to share the new addition to my homelab setup for a while now but just never got around to it.

Backups are important!

In my previous post I talked about denv and how I switch between different Kubernetes clusters.

A while ago I decided that I was done writing anything in bash.

For the past couple of years I’ve been learning Haskell, and while I enjoy reading new materials in forms of books, papers, blogs posts and even tweets, thankfully I quickly came to realize that the best way to learn is to build things.

In this post I’ll try to explain the method I use to avoid having permission issues when using Docker Volumes.

If you’ve worked with Django at some point you probably had the need for some background processing of long running tasks.

Recently I’ve been reading more and more about Systemd.

Docker currently supports getting logs from a container that logs to stdout/stderr.

Recently I’ve been thinking a lot about how to simplify my code.

I switched Blog engines because I wasn’t very happy with the one I was using (Syte) and I wanted something more simple.

When working on web applications it’s very important to have a setup as similar to the production environment as possible.

Took us awhile but Pixbin just got an API.

I’ve been struggling for a while now with the idea of writing a blog.