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Last Updated: February 2026 So you’ve got a Kubernetes interview coming up? I totally get that mix of excitement and nervousness you’re probably feeling right now. I remember my first K8s interview – I’d been playing around with containers for a few months, thought I had a pretty solid grasp on pods and deployments, and … Read more
Last Updated: February 2026 So you’ve got a DevOps interview coming up, and the job description mentions CI/CD about fifteen times. You’re not alone if you’re feeling a bit overwhelmed—I remember my first interview where the interviewer asked me to explain the difference between continuous integration and continuous deployment, and I just sort of… froze. … Read more
Last Updated: February 2026 Landing your first DevOps role can feel like standing at the base of Mount Everest with nothing but a hiking stick. I’ve been there, sweating through interviews while desperately trying to remember the difference between chmod and chown. After helping dozens of junior engineers break into DevOps over the past few … Read more
Last Updated: January 2026 If you’ve worked with Kubernetes long enough, you know exactly the one I’m talking about.Last Tuesday, I spent nearly two hours staring at my terminal, absolutely convinced that kubectl was broken. Spoiler: it wasn’t. The real problem was Kubernetes RBAC, and more specifically, my misunderstanding of it. If this sounds familiar, … Read more
Last Updated: February 2026 Sarvam is a Sanskrit word meaning “all” or “everything.” After using their Indus app—switching effortlessly between languages, having my code-mixed queries understood perfectly, and seeing AI respond with genuine cultural intelligence—the name makes perfect sense. It’s a fitting name for a company that aims to bring AI to everyone, everywhere in … Read more
Last Updated: January 2026 It was 11 PM on a Thursday when I got the Slack notification Production pods failing. The error message? Simple and infuriating: The pod was running. The volume was mounted. Everything looked right. But the application couldn’t write to its own data directory. I spent three hours that night learning everything … Read more
Last Updated: January 10 2026 Introduction Kubernetes CSI driver errors are one of the most common reasons persistent storage suddenly stops working in production. When CSI breaks, pods get stuck in Pending or ContainerCreating, volumes fail to attach, and applications that rely on data simply do not start. I will never forget the first time … Read more
Last Updated: January 10 2026 It’s Tuesday morning. You just deployed your app to the production. The deployment shows success, but your pod has been stuck in “ContainerCreating” for more tha 10 minutes. You check the events and see: Warning FailedMount MountVolume.SetUp failed for volume “data”: permission denied Sound familiar? I’ve been there a lot … Read more
Last Updated: January 2026 In this blog article I am gonna share my experience with a live Kubernetes Certificate Expired issue which i faced in the production environment and what steps I took to fix it. So last Thursday started off pretty normal. Got my coffee, checked Slack, everything looked fine. Our production cluster was … Read more
You know what’s wild? I’ve been running Kubernetes clusters for almost three years now, and kubernetes service account tokens still manage to catch me off guard. Last week was a perfect example. Everything was humming along fine until around 2 PM when Jenkins started failing builds. Not just one or two – literally every pipeline … Read more