For a long time, I kept most of my technical notes private.
They were scattered across notebooks, markdown files, and random documents. While these notes were useful for me, they rarely benefited anyone else.
Recently I decided to start this blog as a small experiment.
The goal is simple: write things down and share what I learn.
Writing helps thinking
One thing I’ve learned over the years is that writing forces clarity.
When you try to explain something in writing, you quickly realize whether you truly understand it or not. If an idea cannot be explained clearly, it probably isn’t fully understood yet.
This blog will serve as a place where I try to clarify my own understanding of technical topics.
What I plan to write about
Most posts here will fall into a few categories:
- Cloud architecture
- AWS study notes
- Distributed systems concepts
- Engineering lessons from real systems
- Small technical experiments
Many posts may be short and focused. Think of them as engineering notes rather than polished articles.
Built with simplicity
This site is built using Hugo, a static site generator.
I chose Hugo because it keeps things simple:
- Markdown for writing
- Static files for deployment
- No database
- Minimal maintenance
The entire blog can be deployed easily using GitHub Pages or similar static hosting.
Just getting started
This is the first post on the blog.
Over time I hope this space becomes a useful collection of notes, ideas, and lessons learned from building and studying software systems.
If you happen to find something useful here, that would be great.
Thanks for reading.