Deterministic PostgreSQL restores with TOC lists and zero-downtime cutover
How to stream pg_restore safely into staging, avoid sequence corruption, and cut over with metadata-only operations.
How to stream pg_restore safely into staging, avoid sequence corruption, and cut over with metadata-only operations.
Why data-only restores fail midstream and how staging-first restores make them safe and repeatable.
A practical inventory checklist to avoid surprises when moving workloads from US to EU clouds.

A lightweight decision flow for embedded technical leadership.
A practical way to draft PlantUML diagrams quickly, then tighten them with human review.
The smallest set of checks that still protects production.
In the constantly evolving world of technology, the term full stack developer has become a buzzword that often creates unrealistic expectations. While it suggests a comprehensive understanding of various aspects of development, including cloud, backend, frontend, and even UX design, this concept often does not take into account the importance of soft skills. In this article, we will discuss the challenges that the term full stack developer brings to the industry and why there is a need to reconsider how we define this role.
A simple checklist for reliability, ownership, and long term operation.

Where energy platforms usually slip, and how to fix it early.

A practical guide to making optimization workloads faster and cheaper.
Clear boundaries keep digital twins useful and safe.

How to keep simulation results trustworthy across teams and time.
A pragmatic way to keep costs stable while retaining useful history.

Focus on actions and outcomes, not decorative charts.

How to set up device identity so it scales past the first batch.
Safe firmware updates without losing control of a fleet.
A practical pipeline layout that keeps data usable and stable.

Which signals to wire up before the first workload moves.

How to estimate costs early enough to steer architecture decisions.
An incremental approach to Infrastructure as Code without breaking production.