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#Go | #Logging

October 14, 2025

Go’s log/slog package can automatically print keys from the passed context using slog.InfoContext. Read more

#TIL | #Kubernetes

Demonstrates using the Kubernetes Downward API to inject resource-derived env vars like GOMAXPROCS without hitting the API server. Read more

#TIL | #Linux

Introduces journald RateLimitBurst/Interval, why throttling noisy logs matters, and how to scope limits per unit. Read more

#linux | #system-performance-book

Covers chapter 4 topics: static vs dynamic instrumentation, profiling vs tracing, and expected sampling overheads. Read more

#linux | #system-performance-book

Summarizes chapter 3 Q&A on OS terminology, process/thread differences, memory management, and kernel duties. Read more

#linux | #system-performance-book

Answers Systems Performance chapter 2 exercises, clarifying metrics like IOPS, utilization, and troubleshooting methodologies. Read more

#TIL

Defines MTU fundamentals, fragmentation rules for IPv4/IPv6, and how Path MTU Discovery finds the safe packet size. Read more

#TIL | #Go

Shows how go tool dist list reveals every GOOS/GOARCH combo so you can cross-compile with confidence. Read more

#Go | #profiling | #benchmarks

Reference tour of Go benchmarks, pprof, tracing, flame graphs, and comparison workflows using a demo repo. Read more

#stdlib | #Go

Deep dive on Go’s context package covering cancellation, deadlines, and concrete HTTP, CLI, and concurrency patterns. Read more