In-depth analysis on system architecture, automation, embedded systems, and engineering at scale— from production lessons to strategic thinking
This ain't theory from some textbook. This is real-world experience from someone who's helped launch products, built profitable websites, and learned some hard lessons along the way.
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ell, you asked me to explain networking devices for your DevOps career, and honestly? This is the stuff you'll actually touch, configure, and troubleshoot daily. Whether you're racking servers in a data center, setting up a home lab for Kubernetes experiments, or managing cloud infrastructure, understanding these devices is absolutely critical.
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