Arsh Sharma

I recently started learning Rust.

Kubernetes is complex.

CI (Continuous Integration) is essential to anyone building software.

When we talk about programming, we usually mean writing a bunch of functions that modify and interact with some data.

If you’ve been following my blog, you know I recently wrote a three-part series on the OSI Model.

Welcome to the final blog in the series on the OSI Model.

In the last blog, we looked at Layer 1 and Layer 2 of the OSI Model.

The OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) Model is a framework that helps understand how communication between computers takes place in a network.

Welcome to the first in a series of blog posts about AWS!

Recently I was tinkering around with creating a Chrome extension.

If you’re developing or thinking of creating an app that leverages the OpenAI API but don’t want to put down your credit card until you’re sure you have something, I have good news for you.

I’ve been creating technical content for quite some time now.

I’ve been working at Okteto for over two years now.

On the wall across from my desk, I’ve got badges from all the conferences I’ve been to.

I consume a ton of media - books, shows, movies, games, you name it.

GitOps is gaining increasing popularity these days, and for good reason.

Around a year ago, the term “developer experience” was all the rage.

Helm Dashboard is an open-source project by Komodor that offers a visual and user-friendly way to manage and visualize all the Helm charts installed in your clusters.

I have written extensively about different Kubernetes concepts in my previous blogs, but I haven’t covered a proper, step-by-step hands-on guide for getting started with Kubernetes.

Rushing to a cloud provider and spinning up a remote cluster every time you want to try something out with Kubernetes isn’t always convenient - nor is it economical. minikube provides a way to run Kubernetes clusters locally so that you learn and play aro…

In the previous post, we talked briefly about EC2.

This article is going to introduce you to the Infrastructure as a Service side of AWS.

Cloud computing is what everybody seems to be talking about these days?

Hey everyone, recently I developed quite an interest in Bash so I’ve been trying to learn it.

Hey folks, in this post we’ll see how you can use Kyverno to enforce some best practices for your EKS cluster.

This is the final post in my “Do You Concur?”

This post is the second in my series of articles on Concurrency in Go.

I recently started learning more about concurrency in golang and so as with other things I learn, I decided to write about it.

Kubernetes relies on Probes to determine the health of a Pod container.

I recently learned about kubectl port-forward and kubectl exec, and I was amazed by what simple but cool stuff you could o with just these two commands when getting started with Kubernetes.

This is technically the first post on my blog so I’m pretty excited to write this one 😄 For the last few months, I’ve been working on depstat, which is a command-line tool to analyze dependencies, as part of my CNCF Internship.

Hey folks!