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DevOps engineer shaping compliance, automation, and observability for resilient platforms.

This space shares how compliance narratives, automation, and telemetry work in sync to keep mission-critical systems auditable, performant, and predictable.

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Jan 11, 2026

How I Built Keycloak Audit Logging That Actually Works

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A curated list of open-source-friendly controls, observability, and compliance tooling designed to boot via Docker, Docker Compose, Kubernetes YAML, or Helm while staying private until hardened.

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Designing an open-source-friendly stack (Prometheus, Grafana, Wazuh, OPA) that boots from Docker, Docker Compose, Kubernetes YAML, or Helm while staying private until hardened.

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How I Built Keycloak Audit Logging That Actually Works
Jan 11, 2026

Making identity actions explainable by design.If you’re already using one user, one identity, one set of credentials across your systems — that’s a good starting point.But real systems are never perfect.What happens when…

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How I Built Keycloak Audit Logging That Actually Works
Jan 11, 2026

Making identity actions explainable by design.Continue reading on Medium »

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Kviklet: The Database Access Control Platform That Actually Makes Sense
Dec 12, 2025

Stop treating production database access like it’s 2010. Here’s how Kviklet brings sanity to your data operations.The Problem Nobody Talks AboutLet’s be honest: your production database access is probably a mess.Develope…

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