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Where Data-Driven Heart Care Stands in 2026
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Where Data-Driven Heart Care Stands in 2026

A friendly tour of data-driven heart care in 2026: remote monitoring loops, one-screen clinic views, measured follow-up, and what it means for patients.
Posted by Raghav Parmar November 1, 2026
Stuck in Tutorial Loops? A Diagnosis for Stalled Ops Skills
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Stuck in Tutorial Loops? A Diagnosis for Stalled Ops Skills

Five symptoms that keep capable people stuck with stalled Ops skills, with a no-nonsense root-cause diagnosis and a concrete treatment plan for each one.
Posted by Raghav Parmar November 1, 2026
GitLabOps Runners: Shell, Docker, Kubernetes Compared
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GitLabOps Runners: Shell, Docker, Kubernetes Compared

A precise comparison of the three runner executors in GitLabOps: isolation, cost behavior, burst fit, and the five questions that settle the choice.
Posted by Raghav Parmar October 27, 2026
The Ward-Round Audit That Kept Our NoOps Plan Honest
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The Ward-Round Audit That Kept Our NoOps Plan Honest

A hospital IT team tried NoOps in ninety days. Their eight-question ward-round audit, graded like a cardiology scale, is reusable in any small shop.
Posted by Raghav Parmar October 23, 2026
Six DevExOps Myths, Checked Against the Evidence
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Six DevExOps Myths, Checked Against the Evidence

Six beliefs about developer experience meet the research — medians, single scores, AI speed-ups, borrowed benchmarks — and most of them do not survive.
Posted by Raghav Parmar October 22, 2026
Adopting GitOps Step by Step: A Working Runbook
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Adopting GitOps Step by Step: A Working Runbook

A plain GitOps adoption runbook in numbered steps: the day-zero decisions, a day-one bootstrap, repository layout rules, and the day-two habits that hold.
Posted by Raghav Parmar October 19, 2026

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