About
About Me and This Site
I'm Auggie, an engineer who works with containers, automation, and AI tools day to day. This site is where I slow down and write things through properly — real problems, real tradeoffs, real conclusions. No hot takes, no tutorials copied from docs.
What I write
Practice over presentation
The core topics are Kubernetes, Homelab, containers, automation scripts, and blog infrastructure. Every post comes from something I actually built, broke, or figured out — not something I only read about.
How it's organized
One content system
The site runs on Astro. Posts live under src/content/blog, archived by year. Tags, series, and bilingual switching all share the same routing model so the whole thing stays maintainable long-term.
Language
Chinese first, English when ready
Chinese is the source version. English, when available, is a reading mode for the same article — not a separate content track maintained independently.
Principles
How the site is maintained
Make the problem, solution, and tradeoffs clear. A post you can act on after reading once is more useful than a post that looks polished but says nothing concrete.
The interface stays closer to a documentation site — readable on both desktop and mobile, focused on information hierarchy rather than visual flair.
Consistent structure and routing mean I can come back after six months and still know exactly where things are and how to keep adding to them.
License
Rights and reuse
Released under the MIT License — use and modify freely.
Released under CC BY-NC 4.0 — attribution and link back required.
If you quote, repost, or adapt anything from the site, keep attribution and include a link to the original post. For commercial use, the content license applies — feel free to reach out first if you're unsure.
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