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This must be the first exciting none traditional Terraform state usage we saw in a couple of years: https://awsteele.com/blog/2025/10/26/querying-terraform-state-with-aws-athena.html

Learn THE SECRET of how to become a speaker at a conference. Only joking, it’s not that hard. Check out the full episode of DevOps Accents: https://mkdev.me/posts/is-kubernetes-an-engineering-choice-or-a-must-66

Kubernetes is no longer a real technology choice but an industry default: nearly every engineer now knows it, companies overwhelmingly run containers on it, and this creates hiring problems for teams that don’t use it and job-search problems for professionals who avoided it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BQo9h00OUg

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A useful guide on how to see the data for what it is: https://one2n.io/blog/sre-math-every-engineer-should-know-a-practical-guide

Is Kubernetes innovation slowing down, and what does that mean for the trade-offs between managed and self-hosted setups? Full conversation in DevOps Accents 66: https://mkdev.me/posts/is-kubernetes-an-engineering-choice-or-a-must-66

Nano Banana Pro might be the best image gen model right now — but the real trick is how Kirill wired it into Claude Skills. 100+ icon iterations, 4K control, self-critiquing generations, and sane context handling. $45 well spent. Read now: https://mkdev.me/posts/unlimited-image-generation-with-nano-banana-pro-and-custom-claude-code-skill

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A step by step walkthrough with all the commands of upgrading from PG 13 to PG 16. Worth bookmarking for the future: https://palark.com/blog/postgresql-upgrade-no-data-loss-downtime/

In the 83rd mkdev dispatch, Kirill talks about the recent CloudFare outage and what it means for the modern Internet. Also inside: Amazon API Gateway Portal, Husky’s query engine, zero downtime database migrations and more! https://mkdev.me/posts/the-internet-is-cloudflare-83

Listen to DevOps Accents 67 before you make any 2026 tech bets: DORA, outages, and the plot twist—RAM scarcity from GenAI. Kirill, Pablo & Leo cut through the agent hype, bubble chatter, and the quantum “harvest now, decrypt later” threat. 🎧 https://mkdev.me/posts/2025-year-in-review-67

AI writes code fast—but without strong review it’s a liability. With the right boundaries, it’s a massive accelerator. In a new episode of DevOps Accents, we break down why AI-native teams are pulling ahead fast, while resistant ones are getting left behind: https://mkdev.me/posts/the-current-reality-of-ai-coding-assistants-68

We don’t sell “packages”. We build what you actually need.
From design to production, we embed with your team and ship real systems — refined by experience across dozens of companies.
👉 https://mkdev.me/b/consulting

Kirill explains how much experience do you need for all the new AI coding tools to be really useful. Full discussion in episode 68 of DevOps Accents: https://mkdev.me/posts/the-current-reality-of-ai-coding-assistants-68

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We are not going to give you any spoilers, except that its going to be the most beautiful and fun thing you'll read about AI art today or ever: https://theoatmeal.com/comics/ai_art

Kubernetes scales fast.
Security gaps scale faster.

Misconfigurations, blind spots, and subtle risks can expose your apps and data if you’re not careful. We help teams secure Kubernetes properly — end to end.
👉 Let’s talk: https://mkdev.me/b/audits/kubernetes-security-audit

We talk openly about what happens when you let AI code for you, from broken projects to massive productivity gains, and how tools are reshaping the role of developers. From architecture over languages to agentic coding and real-world failures, this episode cuts through the hype. Listen to the full DevOps Accents episode to hear the complete discussion!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yc-GlGSy8Yk

In episode 68 of DevOps Accents we share our tips on the best use of AI coding tools in 2026. Check out the full conversation: https://mkdev.me/posts/the-current-reality-of-ai-coding-assistants-68

Is the internet really decentralized?
On DevOps Accents, Leo, Pablo, and Kirill break down where decentralization still exists, where we’ve centralized by convenience, and why cloud outages keep happening: https://mkdev.me/posts/is-the-internet-really-decentralized-69

In the 85th mkdev dispatch Pablo talks about a profound shift in mobile development and the future of mobile applications. Subscribe to our bi-weekly newsletter for a regular dose of DevOps, Cloud and AI news and discussions: https://mkdev.me/posts/from-code-to-clarity-the-new-era-of-mobile-apps-85

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A lot happened in 2025 in the world of LLM. This is the best article you can read about all of it: https://simonwillison.net/2025/Dec/31/the-year-in-llms/

How do we end up in situations like we are with Cloudflare and other huge cloud service providers? In episode 69 of DevOps Accents, Pablo and Kirill explain what internet decentralization means and where to find it: https://mkdev.me/posts/is-the-internet-really-decentralized-69