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Microsoft Fabric and Purview look like proprietary Microsoft products on the surface, but underneath they are largely built on widely adopted open standards and open source projects.
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How we stabilized a Kubernetes-hosted site under bot pressure using Cloudflare Tunnel, ingress rate limiting, and Linode firewall controls.- Published on
Why psychological safety matters in technical teams, how it underpins agile delivery, and why it must be balanced with conflict and emotional intelligence.- Published on
How unauthorised access to a Kubernetes control plane caused API instability—and how a simple ACL fix resolved it.- Published on
Technical leadership is often seen as a function of expertise and delivery, but in practice emotional intelligence plays a critical role in aligning teams, managing complexity, and ensuring successful outcomes in Agile environments.