
This site: Astro on a static host
A static blog built with Astro, deployed straight from Git on every push, with no database and no server to maintain.
I’m a Linux Systems and Kubernetes Engineer. I run and automate infrastructure: clusters, networking, CI/CD and observability.
Here I share the projects I build and my take on the technologies I test or use every day.

A static blog built with Astro, deployed straight from Git on every push, with no database and no server to maintain.

A full lab (hypervisor, DNS, reverse proxy, monitoring) described as code and rebuildable from scratch in about thirty minutes.

Going from 40 alerts a week to 3, by deleting everything that didn't require someone to act right now.

Install, bridge networking, LXC containers and backups: the choices I'd make again, and the ones I regret.

Hand-written docs start lying after about three weeks. Generating the inventory from the source of truth is cheaper than maintaining it.