Memory leaks are a class of bugs where memory is not released even after it is no longer needed. They are often explicit, and highly visible, which makes them a great candidate to begin learning debugging. This post will illustrate how to visually identify memory, narrow it down to a specific process, correlate the process leak with work, and finally find the source of the memory leak using pprof.

In this post, Kirill Goltsman discussed some useful Kubernetes administration practices for customizing the kubelet out-of-resource management in Kubernetes.

In this article, Sunil Kumar Mohanty discusses some of the practices to be followed while using Terraform in your project.

A summarised explanation of HTTP/2.

An optimised and simple way to handle timeouts in go.

Customizing Windows images at Netflix was a manual, error-prone, and time consuming process. In this blog post, we describe how we improved the methodology, which technologies we leveraged, and how this has improved service deployment and consistency.