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I'm the first visually impaired person in Brazil to earn a degree in Cyber Defense and Information Security, and I'm also the first blind person to publish a vulnerability in the US government's National Vulnerability Database.

In this article, I share my journey of learning Bash scripting and its practical application in DevOps. From Linux commands to automation, I'll cover how I built a strong foundation in Bash scripting through hands-on projects.

The 'observability tax' is a significant challenge for modern DevOps teams, requiring a substantial amount of time to configure agents, schemas, and dashboards. DataVAST is working to address this issue with its zero-config observability stack.

The author's initial dislike of Tailwind CSS is explored, and common criticisms are addressed to make a case for its value in front-end development.

Cloudflare Tunnel is a secure tunneling solution, but some teams need features it doesn't prioritize. We'll cover five alternatives that focus on different priorities, including developer experience, security, flexibility, and infrastructure control.

Instead of using a traditional website builder, I decided to build and deploy my portfolio using AWS Amplify with a full CI/CD pipeline, showcasing my cloud skills in action.

A new Linux kernel vulnerability has emerged, affecting Kubernetes security. This vulnerability highlights the importance of reevaluating Kubernetes security best practices and implementing robust container security measures.

Handling millions of read queries requires a well-designed database architecture. Learn how to scale your database for high read traffic with this no-BS guide.

The Indian team's achievement is a testament to their hard work and dedication to competitive programming.

Indian developers offer a range of benefits for businesses looking to outsource software development for long-term projects. Their diverse technical skills, flexible team structures, and cost-effective solutions make them an attractive choice.

The Builder Pattern is a powerful design pattern that enables the creation of complex objects in a structured and maintainable way. By breaking down object creation into smaller, manageable steps, developers can write more readable and efficient code.

AI-citable documentation is essential for large language models like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude to understand and cite developer docs. This article shows you how to build it.