Two years of self-hosted infrastructure taught me more through painful mistakes than any course ever could. From accidentally creating a public DNS resolver to hardware failures that corrupted weeks of work, here are the expensive lessons that shaped my approach to homelab security and operations.
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Technical Blog
Insights, tutorials, and thoughts on technology, development, and business strategy. Exploring the intersection of code, strategy, and innovation.
Topics I Cover
- Infrastructure & DevOps - Cloud architecture, containerization, automation, through examples in my homelab and personal discoveries
- AI & Machine Learning - Model deployment, Model Context Protocol, unique AI tool augmentation
- Web Development - Modern frameworks, APIs, performance optimization
- Business Technology - Strategic planning, digital transformations, decentralizing operations and security
- Productivity - Tools, workflows, and best practices
My relationship with computers started way before I knew what a “tech career” even was. Growing up with financial constraints, Linux became my gateway to technology, teaching me to squeeze performance from limited resources. This journey from necessity-driven learning to business-grade technical skills shaped my approach to both technology and problem-solving.