Harshit Sengar
Founder and platform lead, DevOpsArk
Harshit works on the DevOpsArk control plane and writes about Kubernetes operations, agentic automation and the practical economics of running infrastructure at scale. Most of what appears here comes out of production incidents rather than reading.
Written by Harshit Sengar
Multi-cloud DevOps: making one operating model work across providers
Why organisations end up multi-cloud, what it genuinely costs, and how to build one operating model across providers without pretending they are identical.
AI-powered incident response: compressing the first ten minutes
Where incident time actually goes, which parts an agent can take over safely, and how to structure incident response so the automation helps rather than adds noise.
DevOps platform or toolchain? An honest comparison
The real trade-off between assembling best-of-breed tools and adopting an integrated platform, including the costs of each that vendors on both sides tend not to mention.
Alerting that people still read at 3am
How to build an alerting system with a high proportion of actionable pages: correlation, ownership routing, suppression, and deleting the rules that never produce a decision.
Kubernetes cost optimization: where the money actually goes
Why Kubernetes clusters cost more than they should, how to attribute spend to teams, and the specific changes that produce the largest savings.
Multi-cluster Kubernetes management: patterns that hold up
Why organisations end up with many Kubernetes clusters, what actually gets hard at that point, and the operational patterns that survive contact with a growing fleet.
What is agentic DevOps?
A precise definition of agentic DevOps, how it differs from scripted automation and from AIOps, and the conditions under which an agent is safe to give real access.
What is DevOps? A definition that survives contact with practice
What DevOps actually means, where the definition came from, what the lifecycle looks like in practice, and the common misreadings that turn it into a job title instead of a way of working.
More from the team
DevOpsArk Engineering
Articles written collectively by the DevOpsArk engineering team, the people who build the modules described on this site. Technical deep dives, architecture notes and the reasoning behind specific product decisions.
DevOpsArk Security
The DevOpsArk security engineering group writes about DevSecOps practice, container and Kubernetes security, vulnerability prioritisation and the parts of compliance that actually change how systems are built.
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