Hello, world.
That first program everyone writes. You type it in, run it, feel like you've accomplished something monumental then spend the next two hours debugging a typo you swear wasn't there.
This post is a bit like that. My first blog post. Again. I've started blogs before, wrote a couple of posts, and then let the domain expire. But here we are.
I'm Krishna. I work on identity management platforms currently at my workplace, the kind of systems that handle SSO, LDAP sync, token lifecycles, and all the boring-but-critical stuff that makes enterprise auth work without anyone noticing.
I also run Arch Linux (yes, I use arch btw), use Neovim with a Lua config I've been tweaking for way too long, and I'm that person who gets irrationally excited about terminal tools nobody's heard of.
As for what this blog is going to be; mostly technical deep dives into things I'm working on or figuring out. Auth protocols, system design, performance debugging. The kind of posts where I run into a problem, spend way too long researching it, and then write it down so I don't have to figure it out again.
Probably some posts about side projects that spiral out of control, there's already been a fair share of "why is this not working" moments that might be worth sharing.
Just stuff I find interesting, written down in case someone else finds it useful too.