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Architecting AI Applications for Production
Architecture Backend Security

Architecting AI Applications for Production

A threat-model-first walkthrough of shipping LLM-backed features — prompt injection defenses, multi-provider failover, structured output, cost control, and the concurrency traps that melt AI services in production.

Zero Trust Security for Microservices
Security Architecture DevOps

Zero Trust Security for Microservices

Service-mesh zero trust, in practice: SPIFFE identities, mTLS by default, Istio and Linkerd policy at the sidecar, network policies underneath, and the places where you still need app-level authorization.

Real-Time Data Pipelines with TypeScript and Kafka
TypeScript Data Engineering Architecture

Real-Time Data Pipelines with TypeScript and Kafka

How I build type-safe, event-driven data pipelines using TypeScript and KafkaJS -- from schema validation to dead letter queues to exactly-once processing.

Resilient Microservices in Go
Microservices Golang Architecture

Resilient Microservices in Go

Circuit breakers, bulkheads, retries, timeouts, and degradation — the fault-tolerance patterns that keep distributed Go systems alive when dependencies fail.

Migrating Monoliths to Microservices with Go
Cloud Golang Architecture

Migrating Monoliths to Microservices with Go

An opinionated migration framework for strangling a Go monolith — threat model, dependency analysis, strangler-fig routing, database-per-service, and when not to migrate at all.

TypeScript at Scale
TypeScript Frontend Architecture

TypeScript at Scale

Managing large TypeScript codebases without drowning in complexity — modular architecture, state management, and type system patterns that actually work.

Enterprise Microservices in Go
Architecture Golang Microservices

Enterprise Microservices in Go

The architecture patterns I rely on for building microservices that actually survive production — DDD boundaries, outbox-based events, gRPC, and the currency mistake almost everyone ships.