About.
I'm learning Kubernetes, OpenShift, and open source along the way, and I write about it here.
About the blog
This isn't a news feed. It's my space to share what I'm learning and how I'm progressing, both technically and personally.
Sometimes it's a problem I solved in production, sometimes it's something about OpenShift or open source that took me a while to understand, explained the way I wish someone had explained it to me. The goal is to help someone else understand how things actually work.
What I write about
- Kubernetes and OpenShift in day-to-day reality, not just the lab
- Cloud-native architecture decisions and their trade-offs
- GitOps, automation, and improving developer experience
- Generative AI, MCP, and agents running on Kubernetes
- AI integrated with Java in systems that are actually in production
Jean Paul López
I'm a Senior Consultant at Red Hat, with over 8 years in enterprise software and the Kubernetes/OpenShift world.
I help companies adopt cloud native, but this blog isn't corporate material: it's my personal notebook. Everything here is my own experience and opinion, the good parts and the parts I'm still figuring out.
If something I write helps you move faster on your own path, it did its job.
What you'll find here
- →Field notes, not just polished tutorials
- →How to modernize large Java systems without breaking things
- →Kubernetes, OpenShift, GitOps, and AI explained from practice
- →Real production platform trade-offs, growing pains included