No sponsorship No entry is paid for by a vendor. When we compare tools, the choice comes from what we measured in a real environment, not from a commercial agreement. If we did not test something, we say so.
Reproducibility The configuration snippets we publish are the ones we actually ran. They may not fit your cluster as-is, but they serve as a verifiable starting point and not as a decorative example.
Scope of topics We write about Kubernetes, Terraform, observability, message queues, instance costs, and legacy service migration. Beyond that, we do not opine: we do not cover financial, betting, or consumer topics that are unrelated to infrastructure.
Screenshots and dashboards Dashboard screenshots show metrics from environments where we work. They are not proof of business results or performance promises: they are evidence of what a signal looks like when the system behaves in a certain way.
Who writes The notes are signed by a team of engineers who document what works in production. We do not publish invented profiles or credentials we cannot stand behind. If an entry is a theoretical exercise, we mark it as such.
Corrections If a note becomes outdated because a version changed or an assumption no longer holds, we correct it or withdraw it. We prefer a less flashy and current entry over one that confuses whoever reads it months later.
If something published does not match what you see in your own environment, write to us at hello@buckinghamcloud.com and we will review it.