Khadirullah Mohammad

DevOps & Cloud Engineer

I build CI/CD pipelines, manage cloud infrastructure, and automate everything I can with Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, and AWS. I also built an AI-powered incident correlation tool that JOINs data across GitHub, Sentry, and Slack using cross-source SQL.

This blog is where I document it all, with hands-on tutorials and notes from problems I’ve actually solved.

💼 I’m actively looking for DevOps & Cloud Engineering roles — get in touch.

Recent

What testing 70 Bash commands on 8 Linux distros taught me

2 October 2026·10 mins

Projects Project Bash Linux DevOps Testing CI/CD GitHub Actions Docker Kubernetes Open Source

I built 70 small Bash commands with AI and tested them on eight Linux distros in CI. Alpine’s BusyBox broke seven things, one test failed only on GitHub because of a zombie process, and 35 checks turned out to be unable to fail. These are the bugs, why they happened and how I fixed them.

A DevSecOps pipeline with a real application behind it

19 September 2026·Updated: 21 September 2026·14 mins

Projects Project Kubernetes DevOps CI/CD GitHub Actions Security Argo CD Docker Golang Python

I built a small website monitor so that a DevSecOps pipeline would have something real to build, scan and deploy. This is what the pipeline does, the four things that broke on the way, and what a company would do differently.

Fully Automated Local Kubernetes Cluster with Terraform and QEMU/KVM

16 August 2026·Updated: 25 September 2026·17 mins

Tutorials Infrastructure Kubernetes Terraform QEMU KVM cloud-init DevOps Homelab Calico kubeadm libvirt Virtualization Linux Fedora

A deep dive into building a fully automated local Kubernetes cluster with Terraform and QEMU/KVM. One command provisions 3 VMs, installs Kubernetes via kubeadm, deploys Calico CNI, and joins workers automatically (no manual SSH required). Includes a detailed breakdown of the Terraform libvirt provider 0.8→0.9 rewrite and what breaking schema changes mean for your infrastructure code. Updated for v2.1 with the five bugs that kept Fedora 44 from booting.

Accidentally Pushed a Password? How to Scrub Secrets from Git History

21 July 2026·12 mins

DevOps Security Git Security DevOps Tutorial

A complete guide to removing leaked AWS API keys, passwords, and sensitive data from your entire Git history using git filter-repo text replacement.

The Ultimate Guide to Automating SVG Rasterization: Inkscape vs ImageMagick vs Headless Chrome

20 July 2026·Updated: 23 July 2026·8 mins

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Automating social media preview images (Open Graph) using SVGs is incredibly powerful. But when I tried to automate SVG-to-WebP conversions on my Linux server, I discovered that standard command-line tools like Inkscape and ImageMagick handle browser-oriented SVGs very differently from Chrome.

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