Building a Data Platform over Cloud Native Environments (Webinar 26/3/25- Hebrew)

• Haggai Philip Zagury (hagzag)
• Development , Developer experience ( dev ex) , Presentations , Webinar , Kubernetes , Youtube , 12 15 factors

A 30 minuets video on the 15 factors and how they become achecklist to me.

From 12-15 Factors (Hebrew)

• Haggai Philip Zagury (hagzag)
• Development , Developer experience ( dev ex) , Presentations , Webinar , Kubernetes , Youtube , 12 15 factors

A 30 minuets video on the 15 factors and how they become achecklist to me.

App-Driven-IaC with Crossplane | Meetup slides

• Haggai Philip Zagury (hagzag)
• Presentations

App-Driven-IaC with Crossplane which I presented warlier this evening at ZoomInfo meetup.

Using S3 as Local Storage on kubernetes with S3 CSI Driver

• Haggai Philip Zagury (hagzag)
• Medium publications

Originally posted on the Israeli Tech Radar on medium.

TLDR; In the world of cloud-native applications, efficient and scalable storage solutions are crucial. Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) is a popular object storage service, but what if you could use it as local storage in your Kubernetes clusters? Enter the S3 CSI (Container Storage Interface) Driver, a game-changer for developers and operations teams alike.

Kubernetes Production Readiness Best Practices by Tikal DevOps

• Haggai Philip Zagury (hagzag)
• Development , Developer experience ( dev ex) , Presentations , Webinar , Kubernetes , Youtube , Production readiness

This video is my intro to Helm given at Tikal

Free & Secure Local Development: Bitwarden Secrets Manager with K3d + Walkthrough

• Haggai Philip Zagury (hagzag)
• Dev ops , Security

Originally posted on the Israeli Tech Radar on medium.

Free & Secure Local Development: Bitwarden Secrets Manager with K3d + Walkthrough

We all deal with secrets, and managing them effectively is crucial for security, especially when working with local development environments. I’ve personally relied on Bitwarden’s free tier for secure password management for years. I moved from a bunch of tools which I needed to be synchronized and kept in sync with my local machine, not because others are bad, but because Bitwarden has a CLI, Desktop, Chrome extension & web which seemly integrated with my workflows.

Infrastructure as Code: Navigating Declarative and Imperative Approaches

• Haggai Philip Zagury (hagzag)
• Dev ops , Infrastructure as code

Originally posted on the Israeli Tech Radar on medium.

I read somewhere in my late night browsing that 71% of infrastructure as code is done using Terraform. That’s a huge number, right?, and although I may not be accurate the truth isn’t that far from it. It’s almost become the default choice. And what if I told you that the default isn’t always the best for everyone?

Building a Developer Platform: “Behind the Scenes” of application lifecycle management

• Haggai Philip Zagury (hagzag)
• Medium publications

Originally posted on the Israeli Tech Radar on medium.

In the dynamic realm of software development, particularly within agile and cloud-native landscapes, the ability to swiftly adapt and innovate is paramount. This agility, however, often comes with its own set of challenges, especially when it involves the coordination and management of numerous microservices and processes. Herein lies the crux of our narrative: the establishment of a robust developer platform, metaphorically dubbed “The Show” for its ability to seamlessly present the final act to the audience — our customers — without exposing the countless hours and effort invested backstage by developers and operations personnel.

Doing literally anything with go-task and why should ya?

• Haggai Philip Zagury (hagzag)
• Developer experience ( dev ex)

This is a common approach I adopted to manage tasks

From yak shaving to mastering tasks

• Haggai Philip Zagury (hagzag)
• Medium publications

Originally posted on the Israeli Tech Radar on medium.

TLDR; This is a quick share of a neat tool which found it’s way into my toolset, it did it in such a significant way which enabled me to combine tools in a common way — something I’ve been missing for quite a while. This is also a thank you to the author’s and contributors of go-task which is such an awesome tool.