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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

Pablo argues that a Let's Encrypt meltdown would cause widespread, hard-to-trace outages, because the internet has too many hidden dependencies you can’t fully plan for. Check out the full discussion in DevOps Accents #69: https://mkdev.me/posts/is-the-internet-really-decentralized-69https://mkdev.me/posts/is-the-internet-really-decentralized-69

From optimizing Babbel’s Cloud Infrastructure through mkdev’s Staff Augmentation to building a solid foundation with serverless Kubernetes and IaC for Archive: check out all mkdev Case Studies https://mkdev.me/b/cases

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An excellent walkthrough of moving from CloudFlare Workers to AWS Fargate. Ironically enough, both platforms are serverless, but in a very different way: https://www.unkey.com/blog/serverless-exit

How to survive an AWS outage? An overview of many things that can go wrong on the modern Internet in episode 69 of DevOps Accents: https://mkdev.me/posts/is-the-internet-really-decentralized-69https://mkdev.me/posts/is-the-internet-really-decentralized-69

The foundations are distributed, but the layers we depend on aren’t—and that’s where things break. This conversation is a clip from the latest episode of DevOps Accents. Listen to the full episode 69 wherever you get your podcasts! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=360g3_VJunQ

In the 86th mkdev dispatch, Kirill changes his opinion about Google AI services he had a few months ago. Also inside: datacenters in space, the end of terraform cdk, Ruby 4.0.0 and more! https://mkdev.me/posts/google-gemini-is-impressive-now-86

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The most math-driven explanation of why modern workspace is built to destroy the deep work, and some tips on how to gain that focus time back: https://justoffbyone.com/posts/math-of-why-you-cant-focus-at-work/

If your roadmap includes GenAI, agents, or automated decision-making, the EU AI Act will touch you—directly or via customers asking for proof. We help you get compliant without freezing delivery. Check out our EU AI Act compliance consulting: https://mkdev.me/b/consulting/eu-ai-act

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As Rails aficionados we can say, some of these things are either taken care of or don't fit, like "Name your tables singularly" (though we agree on edge cases, like tables for blog post 'series'), but at least half of the tips are quite useful: https://mccue.dev/pages/3-11-25-life-altering-postgresql-patterns

Cloud & DevOps swag, but not the boring kind 😄
We’ve got unique t-shirts, mugs & more — featuring designs inspired by mkdev.
Take a look 👇
https://store.mkdev.me/#!/

Debugging “server can’t reach X” gets way easier once the lower layers aren’t a black box. This is a practical tour of network fundamentals using Linux + virtual machines, ending with real troubleshooting tools like tcpdump. Revisit our classic article 👇
https://mkdev.me/posts/how-networks-work-what-is-a-switch-router-dns-dhcp-nat-vpn-and-a-dozen-of-other-useful-things

Stop guessing if your AWS architecture is “fine.”
We interview your team + do hands-on review with ReadOnly access, then ship a concrete roadmap (not vibes): findings, improvements, and actionable user stories. Schedule a call: https://mkdev.me/b/audits/in-depth-aws-audit-and-assessment