The asklokesh Ecosystem: How All My Projects Connect
A walkthrough of every public project I maintain and how they form a connected system for AI-powered software engineering
32 posts tagged with “career”.
A walkthrough of every public project I maintain and how they form a connected system for AI-powered software engineering
Why I enrolled in MIT's professional education program for AI and machine learning, and what I expect to gain as a practitioner who builds AI systems daily
How an enterprise MCP server collection went from a personal project to globally adopted open source infrastructure
Documenting my journey from infrastructure engineer to hands-on AI researcher and builder
After years in cloud infrastructure, I am making a deliberate shift toward AI and large language models
Passed the CKAD exam and earned another Kubernetes certification, reinforcing my conviction that container orchestration is fundamental infrastructure
My first book is published, distilling years of hands-on cloud architecture experience into a comprehensive guide
I am writing Mastering Cloud Engineering, and the process is teaching me as much as the content itself
A year that began with a mysterious virus in Wuhan ended with the world permanently altered, and the acceleration of trends that will define the next decade
Reflecting on a decade that transformed technology and my career, from Linux administration to cloud infrastructure leadership
A retrospective on four years of leading cloud infrastructure teams, from technical decisions to organizational dynamics
What I have learned about mentoring, team building, and the transition from individual contributor to engineering leader
I passed the CKA exam and here is what it actually takes to master Kubernetes administration
How getting involved with CNCF and the Kubernetes community changed the way I think about infrastructure
Starting a new chapter as a cloud architect at one of the world's largest entertainment enterprises
My first corporate role in America, designing cloud architecture at enterprise scale
After years of research and coursework, I am closing the grad school chapter and stepping into the industry
Reflecting on a year of graduate research, distributed systems learnings, and the widening bridge between academia and industry
Diving into cloud computing research in grad school, exploring virtualization, resource allocation, and the academic lens on distributed systems
Starting my MS in Computer Science, navigating a new country, and stepping into research assistant life
I got my acceptance letter for MS in Computer Science and my life is about to change completely
New role managing a Linux NOC team and learning what leadership actually means
What it actually takes to keep Linux infrastructure running at 99.9% uptime, from the perspective of someone who lives in the NOC
Studying for VMware certifications and discovering how deeply virtualization has reshaped enterprise infrastructure
What day-to-day Linux system administration actually looks like when real systems depend on you
An engineering student thinks through the case for grad school in America
Looking back at 2000-2009, a decade that took us from dial-up connections to cloud computing, and changed everything
After months of studying, late nights, and lab rebuilds, I passed the RHCE exam and learned more than just Linux
Deep in Red Hat territory, preparing for the RHCE certification and discovering what system administration really means
I got my hands on a real Linux server and learned more in two weeks than I did in a semester of classes
Apple just announced the iPhone 3G and I think the way we use the internet is about to fundamentally shift
A wide-eyed engineering student discovers the internet and decides to document the journey