The Google Professional Cloud Architect Certification is one of the most commanding technical certifications one can put on one’s resume. Let’s see how one goes about obtaining one.

We take a dip into a bit of history about the pipeline architecture style, also referred to as pipes-and-filter design pattern that is the underlying philosophy behind powerful Unix userland toolbox; and see how command-chaining can be implemented in a high-level language like Go.

A little insight into some infamous incidents involving BGP, and some superficial information on how CDN providers deal with DDoS attacks taking help from the silent hero the internet.

Complex software systems can tend toward entropy. Organizing methods can help preserve order and define practical building blocks.

How misdirected preparations for once-a-year elasticity backfired on an e-commerce behemoth.

Stackgazer embraces the jamstack philosophy. See how a static markdown blog built with Hugo runs in harmony with firebase & cloud-run with Go runtime. Google One Tap sign-in is the case in point.