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Most AWS environments carry somewhere between 20% and 35% in avoidable spend. This is not a controversial claim. Industry reports from Flexera and Gartner have consistently placed cloud waste in that
You're building on AWS. You know your workload needs compute. And now you're staring at three options. ECS, EKS, and Lambda. Each with its own ecosystem of blog posts telling you it's the right choice
A few weeks ago I wrote about building a multi agent system on my old personal laptop. You can read more about it here. This project failed miserably because of my hardware limitations. My hardware wa
I like soccer and Real Madrid, but I’m not the diehard kind who can recite every fixture by heart. So naturally, I end up missing mid-week games and that usually end up to be the best matches. I wante
In the rapidly evolving landscape of Generative AI, giving your LLM (Large Language Model) access to real-time data and specialized tools is the difference between a generic chatbot and a powerful AI assistant. AWS has embraced the Model Context Prot...
You should have heard of LAMP, MEAN, MERN or even JAM stack. But what is this new JARK stack? Let’s unpack that. JARK stands for Jupyter, Argo, Ray, and Kubernetes. It can help teams launch gen‑AI pipelines in production-ready infrastructure. Let’s ...
A few weeks ago, I found myself in Vegas, trying to update a dinner reservation on a packed Saturday night. Calling the restaurant was useless—there was no chance of getting through. That got me thinking: how quickly could I spin up an AI-powered res...
A few days ago, Netflix made history by streaming the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards live for the first time. This marked a major shift in how award shows and other large-scale events are broadcasted, proving that live streaming is no longer just f...
In this blog, we'll walk you through the steps to serve a simple HTML website using Apache2 in a Docker container. This guide assumes you have an Ubuntu environment with Docker installed. Assumptions Ubuntu Environment: Ensure you're using an Ubuntu...
