Use Supervisor (supervisord) to daemonize any long-running command: install it, write a [program] config block, and control it with supervisorctl. Inc...
MicroPyramid Blog
Articles that strengthen our current focus on AI systems, modernization, and product engineering, alongside the broader engineering archive.
Older posts still cover Django, Python, AWS, Salesforce, React, Flutter, and Svelte, but the clearest current signal is around the three service lanes below.
AI Systems
RAG, knowledge workflows, search, and practical AI system design.
Explore service pageModernization
Legacy cleanup, migration planning, Django rescue, and safer system change.
Explore service pageProduct Engineering
Full-stack delivery, dashboards, portals, MVPs, and AI-ready product work.
Explore service pagePart 2 of our ELK series picks up after ingestion: ship logs from every host with Filebeat or the modern Elastic Agent + Fleet, then explore them in K...
A prioritized, 2026-ready checklist of Elasticsearch security measures β from the free built-in security stack and least-privilege RBAC to network iso...
Serve a WordPress blog at /blog/ and a Django app at / from a single Nginx server block. A modern walkthrough: gunicorn/uWSGI upstream for Django, php...
HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 replaced SPDY to make the web faster and safer. Here's what each protocol fixes, how HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 compare, and how to...
Two ways to share a live terminal with tmux: both people attach to one session as the same user, or pair across separate accounts through a shared soc...
The modern way to deploy Django on Google App Engine in 2026: App Engine Standard (2nd gen) on Python 3, data in Cloud SQL via the Auth Proxy, static ...
How to auto-deploy on push with a GitLab webhook, a hardened PHP 8 receiver and a least-privilege shell script in 2026 - validate the X-Gitlab-Token s...
A practical 2026 guide to running work in parallel on Linux: shell background jobs with & and wait, bounded concurrency, xargs -P vs GNU parallel, the...
A practical 2026 guide to the i3 tiling window manager on Ubuntu, covering installation from the official repository, essential keybindings, workspace...