Hello, fellow geek.
If you’re here, it’s no accident. You’re into tech, and you’ll find plenty to dig into.
Coding Overhead is my personal blog about GNU/Linux, DevOps, Platform Engineering, programming, useful tools, and much more from the world of IT. I write about what interests me and hope you’ll find it interesting too. Some posts are short notes and cheat sheets, while others are full-length articles with detailed breakdowns.
I started this blog to share knowledge that others might find useful. Here you’ll find posts about Linux distributions, Hyprland, Emacs, Docker, Kubernetes, and more. I hope some of it comes in handy.
- Kubernetes
- Docker
- Helm
- Terraform
- Emacs
- Git
- Go
- Python
- TypeScript/JavaScript
- Dart/Flutter
- Bash
- Arch Linux
- Hyprland
- Wayland
- fish
- kitty
GNU/Linux | |
Programming | |
Cloud / Kubernetes | |
Football | |
Music / bass guitar | |
CTF challenges | |
Travel |
This blog isn’t about me, but my name is Vladimir anyway. I have over 17 years of experience in software development, and for the last 5+ years I’ve been building cloud infrastructure and leading a team. I started out in development, then got into DevOps and moved on to Platform Engineering with a focus on cloud security.
Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA). On my home machine: Arch Linux and Emacs.
IT has always fascinated me, and it still does. But I have other interests too, which you can see alongside.
More about me at ismd.dev.
