Proactive Scaling: Anticipating Demand for Smoother User Experiences We all know the drill: applications need to scale. Modern infrastructure, especially in the cloud, allows us to dynamically adjust resources based on demand. The standard approach is reactive scaling—if traffic surges, we spin up more servers (or pods in Kubernetes). This...
How We Secured a Kubernetes Cluster After a Remote Code Injection Incident A few days ago, we faced a remote code injection attack on a Kubernetes cluster. This post is about how we discovered the vulnerabilities, the steps we took to secure the setup (like implementing IMDSv2, removing privileged containers,...
Introduction Kickstarting Your Journey: Building AI Applications with Foundation Models Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just a buzzword—it’s transforming industries and redefining the way we solve problems. At the heart of this revolution are foundation models like GPT, BERT, and CLIP, which power some of the most exciting AI...
Introduction Ever wondered when a new kubernetes resource is created (say namespace), how there are some additional resources also created automatically. For example if you create a new namespace, there is a default service account which is already created inside newly created namespace. The default service account is actually created...