DevOps, much like cooking, is all about balance. Too little automation, and the process stays raw; too much change without control, and something catches fire. Over the past few years, I’ve spent countless hours in the kitchen, experimenting with too...
Introduction In the modern web landscape, securing web applications with SSL has become a non-negotiable best practice. Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption protects sensitive user data from being intercepted, enhances trust and improves search engi...
Introduction In a recent project, I had to deploy a backend application on a server hosted on a local cloud platform. Cost-saving considerations drove the choice to use a local cloud, but it came with its limitations—particularly the absence of a bui...
How to Move S3 Buckets, CloudFront Distributions, and Route 53 Hosted Zones
Introduction 97% of the code in a modern web application comes from npm. An individual developer is responsible only for the final 3% that makes their application unique and useful. This quote from npm highlights a great aspect of modern web develo...
Introduction While working on a fairly large frontend project, a seemingly minor change in the backend's error message structure triggered a cascade of changes across numerous files on the front end, making it a notably hard task to rectify. Determin...
Whoa! It's almost surreal — 600 days at Schulltech. Time has this peculiar way of slipping through our fingers, doesn't it? From my humble beginnings as a junior front-end engineer to leading the front-end team, the journey has been nothing short of ...