Testing a distributed system like a cloud application poses its own set of challenges…
After the feztivities at Fez, up ahead was a day-long drive. City roads gave way to winding passages in the Atlas Mountains. Beautiful arabic music, great scenery and interesting conversations with fellow travelers.
An early morning started off with a quick breakfast. We headed out towards the Royal Palace. On the way, we picked up our local guide — a tall lanky guy in a jacket and shades! He briefed us on what we would be doing through the day — the palace, a tannery, and finally the Medina.
No, I did not get bought for 2 million dollars at the Indian Premier League auction.
Instead, I joined the Institute of Product Leadership last week, to learn about different aspects of Product, in the hope to better my thought process. I hope it will be an experience that…
I saw Morocco for the first time when I watched The Bourne Ultimatum. And that’s when I decided that I needed to visit this country some day. Cut to January 2016, when I wanted to kick start the new year with a trip, I came across the G Adventures website and…
Starting off the new year with my first post on Medium!
I use Zomato all the time. I have found it to be very useful to know about new restaurants and food around my area. I also add pictures and write reviews from time to time. Recently, I started…
I have come across many instances of engineers develop these habits over the years without realising the negative effects.
It took months of planning, conference calls, flight searches, and a handful of vaccinations before we could set forth on a trip to South America. Seven people — lets call them SS, AJ, TK, AK, VP, AP and me, were debating between…
So I was looking forward to traveling to South America, and was flying off to Miami from Logan Airport, Boston to take a connection to Lima, Peru. The excitement began at the security check itself, really. After I cleared security, I was asked by a TSA officer to…
We left at around 10 in the morning and headed towards Oklahoma City downtown. We could hardly see anything as the entire city seemed to be under construction. We visited the Oklahoma City bombing memorial, which had two walls separated by water. After driving for several 100 miles we reached a…
