Yankee Maharjan

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Yankee Maharjan

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Software Engineer, Open Source Enthusiast, and a Cloud-Native fanatic. Open for collaboration with diverse communities and individuals.

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Incognito Mode for Shell Environments

May 16, 2021 3 min read

Whatever we write on the Shell, its history is saved on the HISTFILE. If you go and type history on your terminal, you're going to see a list of all the commands you recently typed. https://youtu.be/WYD6Xkk1U8E What is Shell's history? Think of it l...

Practical Guide to Git Worktree

Apr 12, 2021 3 min read

Git has a solution to all of our problems, you just need to know where to look. As developers, context switching is a part of the job that you need to account for in more than a few occasions. Problem Statement Imagine this; you are working on a feat...

Streamline your projects using Makefile

Dec 26, 2020 6 min read

make is one of the tools that we use heavily for streamlining tasks on our projects. It has proven to be helpful specifically for streamlining the development process, repeating mundane tasks with custom CLI like subcommands and mainly onboarding new...

How Rolling and Rollback Deployments work in Kubernetes

Oct 25, 2020 6 min read

Kubernetes has been used heavily on production for the past few years. It offers a plethora of solutions for orchestrating your containers using its declarative API. One of the prominent feature of Kubernetes is its resilience with the ability to per...

Setting up multi-node Kubernetes cluster locally with K3s and Multipass

Oct 24, 2020 4 min read

There are a lot of tools that allow you to setup a local Kubernetes cluster in no time. But with a full-blown K8s running on your local machine, you will soon hit a wall if you want to play with multi-node cluster. For tackling this very issue, we wi...

Deploy your Serverless Python function locally with OpenFaas in Kubernetes

Aug 15, 2020 9 min read

We have come a long way in building distributed applications. From monoliths to Microservices we have been able to decouple and scale our applications with optimal use of the underlying hardware resources. But now we are moving towards more lightweig...