Deep technical articles, product updates, and infrastructure thinking from the Frigga engineering team. Written by engineers who manage real production systems.
A container image is mostly software you did not write and cannot see: base-image OS packages, transitive dependencies, and libraries pulled in three levels deep. That is fine until a critical…
Almost every incident begins with the same question: what changed? In a lot of organisations the honest answer is that nobody is quite sure, because the change was not a code deploy but a manual…
There is a well-worn rule of continuous integration: if the pipeline takes longer than ten minutes, it stops being a feedback loop and starts being an interruption. When pull-request checks run past…
For most of the last decade, the default way teams organised their code was to cut a branch, disappear into it for a week or two, and merge it back when the feature was done. That model has quietly…
Kubernetes' built-in Deployment has exactly one automated deployment strategy, the rolling update, and it is far less careful than most teams assume. It replaces old pods with new ones a few at a…
No serious team merges application code without a review, a record of who changed what, and a way to undo it. Then those same teams build their entire cloud, the servers, databases, networks, and…
