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Building a Secure, Intent-Driven Kubernetes Platform
🚀 Building a Secure, Intent-Driven Kubernetes Platform By Mark Kendall | January 2026 In modern cloud-native engineering, the "how" of deployment is just as important as the "what." Today, we are setting a new architectural standard for our platform—moving away from theory and hype toward a robust, scalable reality. This document outlines our new standard for Secrets & Environment Management, aligning Dev, DevOps, Security, and Platform teams under one clean, auditable model
Mark Kendall
Jan 192 min read
Clarity over Hype: Moving away from "AI-generated noise" toward experience-driven, grounded architecture.
The link you provided, Why It Fits: Learn–Teach–Master, discusses the core philosophy of LearnTeachMaster.org, a platform founded by Mark Kendall that focuses on software architecture, intelligent engineering (AI), and high-performance team leadership. The article outlines why this specific three-step cycle (Learn, Teach, Master) is critical for modern software professionals, particularly in the age of AI. Here is a summary of the key themes: 1. The Core Philosophy * Learn:
Mark Kendall
Jan 172 min read
Why It Fits Learn • Teach • Master
Why It Fits Learn • Teach • Master Learn → You enter through the left ear Teach → You survive the right ear Master → You live in the head, calmly, knowingly
Mark Kendall
Jan 171 min read
Welcome to the Loop
Welcome to the Loop Learn • Teach • Master — in the Age of AI There’s a moment in every generation where progress stops feeling linear and starts feeling… circular. Not stuck. Not repeating. Recursive. That’s the loop. And if you’re building software, systems, or even ideas right now—especially with AI in the mix—you’re already in it whether you’ve named it or not. So let’s name it. Welcome to the Loop. The Loop Is Not a Cycle. It’s a Conversation. Old cycles looked like this
Mark Kendall
Jan 173 min read
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