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Architecture notes for devopsoutloud.com — Next.js 14 App Router, MDX content, Shiki at build time, and the design decisions behind it.

May 2, 2026·18 min read

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When Jenkins scaled from 50 to 600+ builds per day, DNS resolution failures brought everything down. Here's how Linux networking knowledge saved us.

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A cautionary tale about scope creep, resource management, and the slippery slope of infrastructure growth that nobody planned for

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