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Freddys blog

Freddys blog (Freddy Kristiansen): 10 posts in the knowledge base, 2026-08-04 to 2026-09-15, mostly about development, platform, administration.

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Systems Topics AL objects named
development (12) kubernetes (4)
platform (9) azure (3)
administration (5) fkh (3)
copilot (4) authentication (2)
integration (1) automation (2)
containers (2)
cost optimization (2)
security (2)
agent behavior (1)
agents (1)

Source: posts of this source in BC Observatory, derived pages only (CONTENT-NOTICE.md).

Flight path 10 stops, oldest first

  1. 2026-08-04File storage in Fkh (Freddy’s Kubernetes Helper)Platform, DevOps & PerformanceAL DevelopmentAdministration & Setupfile storagekubernetesazureversioning
  2. 2026-08-05The price of running Fkh (Freddy’s Kubernetes Helper)Platform, DevOps & PerformanceAL Developmentkubernetesazurecost optimizationinfrastructure
  3. 2026-08-06Accessing Fkh containers using a terminalPlatform, DevOps & PerformanceAL DevelopmentAdministration & Setupkubernetescontainer accesssecuritydevops
  4. 2026-08-13The Fkh Web ClientAL DevelopmentPlatform, DevOps & PerformanceAdministration & Setupkubernetesweb clientmobile developmentcli alternative
  5. 2026-08-15The Engineering Stairway to HeavenAL DevelopmentPlatform, DevOps & Performanceaiengineeringagentsarchitecture
  6. 2026-08-17Which Tasks Should You Delegate to AI Agents?Copilot & Agentsai agentstask delegationautonomous systemsrisk management
  7. 2026-08-19New feature in Fkh: A KeyVault and secrets handlingAL DevelopmentIntegration & APIsAdministration & Setupsecuritykey vaultsecrets managementfkh
  8. 2026-08-23Which AI Model Should You Use for Which Task?Copilot & AgentsAL DevelopmentAdministration & Setupai modelstask decompositionverifiabilitymodel selection
  9. 2026-08-25What is ALGoCtl?AL DevelopmentPlatform, DevOps & Performanceal-go for githubgithub enterpriseautomationci/cd
  10. 2026-09-15The End Justifies the Meansai safetyagent behaviorguardrailsethics