From Browser to Database: Understanding How a Simple AWS Web Application Works
In this project, a basic cloud architecture was deployed using two virtual servers on AWS. One server hosts a web application using Apache and…
Agentic Pipelines: Bringing AI Into Bitbucket Pipelines Beyond CI/CD
Bitbucket Pipelines is expanding beyond traditional CI/CD with the introduction of Agentic Pipelines, now available in open beta. This update…
Atlassian Rovo MCP Server Now Supports Bitbucket Cloud
Bitbucket Cloud is now supported in the Atlassian Rovo MCP Server, extending AI-driven workflows beyond Jira and Confluence into source code…
Bamboo to Bitbucket Pipelines Migration Tool (Beta): What It Does and Why It Matters
Bitbucket has introduced a new migration tool designed to help teams move from Bamboo Data Center to Bitbucket Pipelines. With Bamboo Data…
Bitbucket Packages Now Supports Maven and npm: What’s Included and What It Changes
Bitbucket has expanded its Packages feature to support Maven and npm, bringing Java and JavaScript package management into the same platform…
How I Uploaded and Made an Image Publicly Accessible Using AWS S3
For my Cloud Engineering assignment, I used Amazon S3 to upload an image and make it publicly accessible via a browser link. The goal of this…
What shipbuilders understood that Jira admins learn the hard way – CWB Newsletter 3
Hey …, Old shipbuilders had a rule.Before a ship ever touched open water, they tested it, careened it; using heavy ropes to pull the…
The 2010 Flash Crash — Algorithms Without Oversight – CWB Newsletter 2
Hi …, On May 6, 2010, in a span of just 36 minutes, the U.S. stock market lost nearly $1 trillion in value before rebounding just as…
The Code of Hammurabi and the Birth of Cloud Governance – CWB Newsletter 1
Hi …, In 1754 BC, King Hammurabi of Babylon erected a black basalt stele inscribed with nearly 300 laws, one of humanity’s earliest…
Stay Positive. Work Hard. Make It Happen.
There are seasons when the work feels endless.You’re doing everything right — showing up early, staying late, thinking five steps ahead — and…