Hi 👋, I'm Gading!

Software Engineer from Palembang, Indonesia 🇮🇩 with passion for modern technologies.

I'm currently working full-time remotely at AI company.

Passionate to explore about modern mobile and web technology while taking into consideration about DX (Developer Experience), performance, latest trends, and techniques. And also, I would be a fast learner in doing new things and building good teamwork either.


Yeah, you've found me on the internet. So let's take a look and enjoy.

Thanks for visiting me.

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Building Agent Memory Without Vendor Lock-in: Real-world Implementation (Part 3)Building Agent Memory Without Vendor Lock-in: Real-world Implementation (Part 3)

Building Agent Memory Without Vendor Lock-in: Real-world Implementation (Part 3)

Jul 19, 2026
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9 min read

The third part of the AI Agent memory series. This time we dissect the real-world implementation: building a unified memory engine wrapped in MCP, and designing a Dual-Lane Memory (RAG + SQL Analytics).

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How I Built My Homelab Architecture: From Bare Metal to the Public InternetHow I Built My Homelab Architecture: From Bare Metal to the Public Internet

How I Built My Homelab Architecture: From Bare Metal to the Public Internet

Jun 28, 2026
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8 min read

A comprehensive guide to building a self-hosted homelab architecture from physical bare-metal servers, Proxmox virtualization, Kubernetes (K3s) orchestration, to exposing it securely to the public internet.

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Configure Gmail Alias with SPF and DMARCConfigure Gmail Alias with SPF and DMARC

Configure Gmail Alias with SPF and DMARC

May 11, 2025
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4 min read

A complete guide to sending emails from a custom domain alias in Gmail using proper SPF and DMARC setup.

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Understanding Docker and Kubernetes Philosophy Without Rigid TheoriesUnderstanding Docker and Kubernetes Philosophy Without Rigid Theories

Understanding Docker and Kubernetes Philosophy Without Rigid Theories

Jun 30, 2026
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8 min read

Why were Docker and Kubernetes actually created? Instead of getting dizzy reading rigid theories about container orchestration, let's discuss the core philosophy behind solving stateful environments.

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