What Actually Happens When You Boot a Linux Server (PXE, DHCP, and the Network Behind It)
I stopped installing Linux manually after realizing it doesn’t scale. This is how I ended up building a PXE-based automated OS installation flow and what I learned about boot infrastructure.
Read blog Building My Own Infrastructure Toolkit: Why I Stopped Relying on Control Panels
I replaced traditional hosting control panels with my own CLI tools to understand infrastructure better and gain full control over server operations.
Read blog Learning eBPF the Hard Way: What the Linux Kernel Doesn’t Tell You
My first real experience with eBPF taught me that kernel programming is less about logic and more about constraints and verification rules.
Read blog How I Run and Break My Own Infrastructure (and What I Learn From It)
Most of my learning came from breaking my own systems—backups, automation, and infrastructure tools that fail in unexpected ways.
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