Introduction I walked into my first Regional Scrum Gathering – RSG Hyderabad 2026, expecting the usual Agile refrains: better retrospectives, faster sprints, healthier backlogs. I walked out with something I hadn’t expected at all – a room full of seasoned coaches, CIOs, and delivery leaders quietly asking the same uneasy question in different ways: if […]
Introduction We had one API endpoint that generated a PDF report. It worked fine in testing. Then a customer ran it on a big dataset, and for about four seconds every other request to the server just hung. Health checks timed out, and the load balancer pulled the instance out of rotation. The database was […]
Introduction React makes local state management simple, but things become different when the same data needs to be accessed by multiple parts of an application. This is common in OTT applications, where a single action such as pressing the Play button can affect playback status, Continue Watching, watch history, analytics, subtitles, and other UI elements. […]
Introduction The first time I shipped a Node.js service to production, I ran docker images out of habit and stared at the number for a good ten seconds. The image was 1.1 GB, for an app whose actual code was only a few hundred kilobytes. It still worked, so I let it slide. Then the […]
Introduction We had a monorepo. Frontend, three backend services, a couple of shared libraries, all living in one repo. Great for developers who want to change an API and its caller in a single commit. Rough on CI. The problem showed up slowly and then all at once. Every push, no matter how tiny, kicked […]
The RabbitMQTest repository is a C# project that demonstrates how to use RabbitMQ for message queuing. It brings the producer–consumer pattern to life, showing how a producer streams messages and a consumer processes them asynchronously — perfect for developers exploring event-driven communication. 🔗 Repository link: https://github.com/kandarpgautam/RabbitMQTest 🎯 From Basics to Brilliance Brings the producer–consumer pattern […]
Introduction Someone deletes a namespace by accident. A migration goes sideways and you need last week’s cluster state back, not just today’s. A node group gets torn down before anyone thought to check what was running on it. Kubernetes does not protect you from any of this by default etcd holds your cluster’s state, but […]
Introduction Building a Drupal website isn’t just about delivering features it’s also about ensuring that search engines can understand and rank your content effectively. In many projects, SEO issues don’t arise because of complex technical challenges but because of small development oversights that go unnoticed until an SEO audit. Missing meta tags, incorrect heading structures, […]
Introduction Large Language Model (LLM) applications are evolving beyond single prompt-and-response setups. While basic Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) scripts work well for simple Q&A over documents, real-world enterprise environments demand a much broader set of capabilities.In production, enterprise data is inherently fragmented: HR policies reside in unstructured PDFs, workforce metrics live in relational databases (SQL), and […]
