PgQue brings back PgQ — one of the longest-running Postgres queue architectures in production — in a form that runs on any Postgres platform, managed providers included.

PgQ was designed at Skype to run messaging for hundreds of millions of users, and it ran on large self-managed Postgres deployments for over a decade. Standard PgQ depends on a C extension (pgq) and an external daemon (pgqd), neither of which run on most managed Postgres providers.

PgQue rebuilds that battle-tested engine in pure PL/pgSQL, so the zero-bloat queue pattern works anywhere you can run SQL — without adding another distributed system to your stack.

The anti-extension. Pure SQL + PL/pgSQL on any Postgres 14+ — including RDS, Aurora, Cloud SQL, AlloyDB, Supabase, Neon, and most other managed providers. No C extension, no shared_preload_libraries, no provider approval, no restart.

Chapter 1: A networking story

A Kubernetes operator for deploying and managing blockchain full nodes. Supports 102 chains with built-in health monitoring, snapshot bootstrapping, and automatic recovery.

From DEFLATE dependency chains to FUSE mounts: how few competing approaches make container layers randomly accessible, and what they all require you to change on every node.

Your cert-manager CA key is one kubectl get secret away from being stolen. It's a base64-encoded blob sitting in etcd, and anyone with the right RBAC can read it, copy it, and use it to sign certificates for any service in your cluster.

Event Driven Scaling and How to Fix It When It Breaks

The open-source egress gateway for AI agents — every API call is authenticated, authorized, and audited. No credentials ever reach the agent.

Cost-efficient and pluggable Infrastructure components for GenAI inference

Kloudlite provides cloud-based development workspaces with live service connectivity. Think Telepresence meets cloud IDEs — but with per-developer environment ownership, instant environment switching, and cross-team collaboration built in.

Cilium Policy Generator -- because writing CiliumNetworkPolicies by hand in a default-deny cluster is nobody's idea of a good Friday night.

A Prometheus exporter for certificates focusing on expiration monitoring, written in Go. Designed to monitor Kubernetes clusters from inside, it can also be used as a standalone exporter.

Open source SSH tunneling for HTTP(S), WS(S), TCP, aliases, and SNI.

If you like the simplicity of serveo/ngrok-style sharing but want to use plain SSH and run your own infrastructure, sish is built for that.

Bits AI SRE is Datadog’s autonomous agent for investigating production incidents. It reasons across metrics, logs, traces, infrastructure metadata, network telemetry, monitor configuration, and more to determine, triage, and remediate the root cause of an issue.

An OpenTelemetry Collector processor that catches metric cardinality explosions before they reach your TSDB.

Lightweight OpenTelemetry receiver and dashboard for local development

Otelite is a single-binary observability tool that receives OpenTelemetry data (logs, traces, metrics) and provides a web dashboard and terminal UI for viewing it. Designed for local LLM development with minimal resource usage (<100MB memory, <5% CPU), it starts in seconds and requires no external dependencies.