The main purpose of this blog is to share useful and up-to-date information on modern technologies, with a particular focus on networking and network automation. Here, you’ll find summaries of recent articles, tutorials, analytical insights, and practical guides on topics such as DevOps, cloud technologies, Kubernetes, and infrastructure automation.
In addition to technical content, I also plan to share my personal perspectives and observations—all with the goal of helping you gain a deeper understanding and make more effective use of today’s IT infrastructure tools and methodologies.
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Istio and Linkerd are the two leading service mesh solutions, each representing a fundamentally different philosophy for managing microservices. Istio emphasizes power and flexibility, while Linkerd prioritizes simplicity, performance, and minimal operational overhead.
As we move into 2025, engineering teams increasingly value operational efficiency and reduced cognitive load—making the choice between these tools more critical than ever. This guide provides a clear, objective comparison to help you select the right solution for your needs.
In the world of modern cloud technologies and containerization, operating systems play a key role. Today, we will look at four specialized operating systems designed for working with containers and Kubernetes: Talos Linux, Flatcar Container Linux, RancherOS, and Kairos. Each has its unique features, and the choice depends on your tasks and requirements.
