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Attackers now move faster than yearly security audits, and AI agents are becoming part of how we test our systems. This post looks at why testing has to be continuous, what the Hugging Face breach teaches us, and which boundaries should contain an AI security agent.

Scheduling is the process of deciding where and when workloads should run when resources are limited. This post explains the core ideas behind workload scheduling and uses the Kubernetes scheduler as a practical example.

Reflecting on the lessons and experiences of 2025 as I transition from student life to the next chapter.

Handling data growth with effective database scaling is essential for maintaining application performance and user satisfaction.

It's fine to be a junior developer, but staying there without actively trying to grow is a mistake. Simply waiting for time to pass, assuming that more years of experience will automatically make you a senior, is a mistake.

In this final post, we'll review the key points from each topic in this series, explore various job roles within the cloud computing industry, and provide tips to enhance your skills as a cloud computing enthusiast.

Cloud monitoring is the process of continuously tracking and managing cloud resources and services to ensure they run smoothly and stay secure. It involves keeping an eye on performance, availability, and security to maintain a healthy cloud environment.

While coding and technical skills are essential, having strong relationships can benefit your career and projects by opening doors to new opportunities, providing support, and enhancing collaboration, making you more effective and successful.

With the increasing adoption of cloud services, the focus of attackers and hackers has also shifted towards these platforms. As a result, ensuring robust cloud security has never been more critical.

In this post, we'll cover the basics of where to begin and share insights on how to maximize your chances of winning or getting the most out of a hackathon experience.