Author: Athitya Kumar, Shivansh Maheshwari We all know the importance of metrics, monitoring and alerting in the stability of any good software. But stepping into the shoes of someone who is “on-call”, it’s not too great of an experience to follow the alerts runbook like a robot. Have you felt…

Hey there, Medium wanderer; and welcome to my Ted talk — “Casually contributing to FOSS”! 😛 Amidst all the sprint-driven office work, on-call issues and never-ending backlog, doing something extra like contributing to FOSS (and/or, even blogging about it) feels like a breath of fresh air. …

Disclaimer: If you haven’t read the previous episodes of this season, I’d suggest you go ahead and read S01E01 & S01E02 first to get more context and better reading flow. Recap: In the previous episodes, we had worked on the POC for our requirement, scaled it till 1TB and made…

Disclaimer: If you haven’t read the first episode (S01E01) of this season, please feel free to go ahead and read that first to get more context and better reading flow. Previously on this series, we had introduced our required capability, and some general funda to keep in mind when working…

As someone who has recently graduated from college and joined the Intuit Data Engineering Org, it’s been a privilege to get hands-on experience with Distributed Systems & relevant Tech Stacks. …

After respawning my practice of blogging, a couple of friends have suggested me to write about my journey of switching from Mechanical Engineering to working as a Software Engineer. …

Previously on the blog, I had covered my internship experience with Intuit India — the one that I had fought a lot to land in the first place. In the next 1.5 years that got skipped in this blog, a lot of life-changing events happened. …