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My new laptop broke Slack. That's how I ended up on Bluefin.

Harsh Mishra

SRE @One2N

Spandan Ghosh

Content @One2N

A kernel patch broke Slack on my Dell XPS. Here's how that led me to Bluefin, immutable Linux, bootc, and OCI images and why it solved my problem for good.

Daily driving Omarchy and Hyprland as a CTO

Jaideep Khandelwal

CTO @One2N

A hands-on review of Omarchy Linux, an easy-to-install Arch-based Linux distro with Hyprland window manager pre-configured out of the box. Learn what works, what breaks, and who should use it.

All software is assembled

Chinmay Naik

CEO @One2N

Learn why modern software development relies more on strategic assembly of third-party components over building them from scratch.

Exploring Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG): enhancing LLMs with external knowledge

Harsh Mishra

SRE @One2N

Saurabh Hirani

Principal SRE @One2N

Explore how Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) can enhance Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT by leveraging external knowledge sources. Understand the fundamentals of LLMs, the limitations of standalone models, and the key components of a RAG-based application.

Making your Go CLI binaries self-updatable

Sitaram Shelke

SRE

Learn to make your Go CLI binaries self-updatable for a smooth user experience across different OSes and architectures. Get the latest release info, download the binary, and apply the self-update.

Talks

Migrating a Fintech Analytics Stack to Open Source - FOSS Meetup Pune

Kshitish Deshpande

Software Engineer @One2N

How One2N moved a fintech processing 50 to 70M USD daily from AWS Glue and Athena to a self-hosted ClickHouse stack, cutting infra costs dramatically.

Kubernetes for Hybrid Cloud Environments - #60 Kubernetes Pune Meetup

Harshwardhan Mehrotra

SRE @One2N

How One2N designed an EKS hybrid setup for a betting platform across 40 data centers with strict data residency and latency requirements.

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