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Cloud Architecture & Scalability

Step-by-Step Guide to Migrating Legacy Monoliths to AWS Serverless

By Dr. Marcus Gervaise
API Development & Security

Best Tools for Automated API Penetration Testing in 2026

By Dr. Marcus Gervaise
API Development & Security

How to Implement OAuth 2.0 Without Exposing Client Secrets

By Dr. Marcus Gervaise
API Development & Security

Resolving CORS Errors in Complex Single-Page Applications

By Dr. Marcus Gervaise
Cloud Architecture & Scalability

How to Optimize Database Read Replicas for Global Applications

By Dr. Marcus Gervaise
Cloud Architecture & Scalability

Step-by-Step Guide to Migrating Legacy Monoliths to AWS Serverless

By Dr. Marcus Gervaise on Wednesday, May 13, 2026
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Migrate legacy monoliths to AWS serverless by mapping domains, extracting APIs, moving data safely, and deploying iteratively with Lambda, API Gateway, and observability.

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API Development & Security

Best Tools for Automated API Penetration Testing in 2026

By Dr. Marcus Gervaise on Wednesday, May 6, 2026
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Top API pentest tools in 2026 pair OpenAPI-aware scanning, auth testing, fuzzing, and CI/CD integration to find exploitable flaws before attackers do.

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API Development & Security

How to Implement OAuth 2.0 Without Exposing Client Secrets

By Dr. Marcus Gervaise on Monday, April 27, 2026
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Implement OAuth 2.0 safely: use Authorization Code with PKCE, keep secrets server-side, rotate credentials, and never embed client secrets in mobile, SPA, or public code.

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API Development & Security

Resolving CORS Errors in Complex Single-Page Applications

By Dr. Marcus Gervaise on Monday, April 20, 2026
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Resolve CORS in complex SPAs by aligning API origins, preflight headers, credentials, and proxy rules-then log OPTIONS failures to pinpoint misconfigured gateways.

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Cloud Architecture & Scalability

How to Optimize Database Read Replicas for Global Applications

By Dr. Marcus Gervaise on Thursday, April 16, 2026
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Optimize globally: Place read replicas near users, route reads by latency, and monitor replication lag. Tune indexes and connection pools to keep apps fast and resilient.

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Advanced DevOps Workflows

How to Automate Rollbacks for Failed Software Deployments

By Dr. Marcus Gervaise on Wednesday, April 8, 2026
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Automated rollbacks pair health checks, deployment gates, and versioned releases to detect failures early and restore the last stable build without manual intervention.

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API Development & Security

How to Design RESTful APIs for Backward Compatibility

By Dr. Marcus Gervaise on Tuesday, March 31, 2026
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Backward-compatible REST APIs preserve contracts: add optional fields, avoid changing meanings, version only for breaking changes, and document deprecations with clear timelines.

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Advanced DevOps Workflows

How to Reduce CI/CD Pipeline Build Times in GitHub Actions

By Dr. Marcus Gervaise on Saturday, March 28, 2026
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Cut GitHub Actions build times by caching dependencies, splitting jobs in parallel, using path filters, right-sized runners, and uploading only essential artifacts.

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Cloud Architecture & Scalability

Troubleshooting Kubernetes Pod Eviction in High-Traffic Clusters

By Dr. Marcus Gervaise on Friday, March 27, 2026
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Pod evictions in high-traffic clusters often stem from memory pressure, disk pressure, or QoS misalignment. Start with node events, resource requests, and eviction thresholds.

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How to Fix High Latency in Microservices Communication

By Dr. Marcus Gervaise on Monday, March 23, 2026
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Reduce latency by profiling service calls, caching hot data, tuning timeouts, and replacing chatty sync APIs with batched, async messaging where possible.

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How to Reduce CI/CD Pipeline Build Times in GitHub Actions

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Resolving CORS Errors in Complex Single-Page Applications

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How to Optimize Database Read Replicas for Global Applications

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Dr. Marcus Gervaise
Dr. Marcus Gervaise

Dr. Marcus Gervaise is a systems architect with over 15 years of experience in distributed computing, cloud infrastructure, and enterprise software engineering. He holds a PhD in Distributed Systems and Parallel Computing from the University of Edinburgh, where his research focused on fault-tolerant consensus algorithms for large-scale clusters. Before founding Linqdev Systems, Marcus spent eight years as a senior infrastructure engineer at a London-based fintech company, leading migrations from legacy monoliths to AWS serverless architectures and designing CI/CD pipelines for high-traffic systems. He currently lives in Edinburgh, Scotland, and writes practical guides based on real production challenges he has encountered in the field.

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