Over a hundred technical articles, and the handful that best show what I do. Architecture judgement, AI infrastructure, resilience, and the tools I built and gave away.
There are over a hundred technical articles on this site. Nobody should have to browse that to work out whether any of it is useful. This is the short list, grouped by the kind of problem each one deals with.
If you only read one
The Platform Decision. It is an evaluation framework that deliberately does not come with a recommended answer, which is the opposite of how most vendor-adjacent writing works and the piece I would most want someone to judge me on.
How to run a platform evaluation without a predetermined answer. Scoring, weighting, and how to stop the exercise becoming a justification for a decision already taken.
The same migration at build level: topology, network, storage, management plane and integrations at every stage. Written for the people doing it rather than the people approving it.
Fifteen questions across five pillars, scored in your browser. No sign-up, nothing transmitted. Built because the alternative is a consultant and three workshops.
Licence portability across AVS, GCVE, OCVS and EVS, and what it means for where workloads can credibly go.
If you want the rest, the Architecture, AI and Security sections hold everything, and new posts go out by email as they publish.
If something here is wrong, or you are running one of these designs in production and it did not hold, I would rather know. Contact details are on the About page.