Experiments, tools and notes on running containerized applications and building reliable deployment workflows.
Hey — I'm Benjamin, 20 years old, currently in my 3rd semester of Computer Science at a university in Koblenz, Germany. This site is my personal lab, not a portfolio polished for recruiters. Just somewhere to document what's being built, broken, and learned alongside my studies.
I got into Kubernetes and containers because I wanted to understand how software actually runs in production — not just how to write it. Most of the content here comes from things I've run into myself: configs that took way too long, setups that finally clicked, concepts that only made sense once I'd deployed them somewhere real.
The focus is on containerized .NET applications, Kubernetes cluster operations, and the CI/CD glue that holds deployments together. Nothing exotic — just a CS student trying to figure out how the infrastructure layer actually works.
Nothing here yet — repos and writeups will start showing up as things get built.
The tools that show up in most of the work here.
No posts yet — a few drafts are in the queue, will publish when they're actually readable.
I'm Benjamin — a CS student from Koblenz who spends too much free time thinking about container runtimes. If something here was useful, or you're working on similar stuff and want to compare notes, feel free to reach out.
Also happy to hear from other students learning this stuff, or anyone who has opinions on the "right" way to structure Kubernetes manifests (there isn't one, but let's argue about it anyway).