https://jatinderluthra.com/tags/repatriation/Recent content in Repatriation on Jatinder LuthraHugoen-usTue, 15 Sep 2026 00:00:00 -0400https://jatinderluthra.com/posts/sounds-familiar-cloud-fast-food-analogy/Tue, 15 Sep 2026 00:00:00 -0400https://jatinderluthra.com/posts/sounds-familiar-cloud-fast-food-analogy/<p><img src="https://jatinderluthra.com/images/cb-2.jpg" alt="Cloud Bill"></p> <p>A thought hit my mind while making breakfast on one fine morning. The same breakfast costs ten to twenty times more if I buy it out, and I don&rsquo;t have to move a pan. So I&rsquo;m not paying for breakfast. I&rsquo;m paying for convenience. Except I still have to get dressed and drive there before I can eat it. Which makes me wonder whether it&rsquo;s convenience at all, or just the feeling of it.</p>https://jatinderluthra.com/posts/the_art_of_possible_build_object_storage/Wed, 09 Sep 2026 00:00:00 -0400https://jatinderluthra.com/posts/the_art_of_possible_build_object_storage/<h2 id="what-object-storage-is-and-why-it-kept-growing">What object storage is, and why it kept growing</h2> <p>Object storage is one of the most commonly used services in cloud-native applications, which treats every file as a unique key accessible via HTTPS. Since AWS launched S3 in 2006, it has become the backbone of data lakes, machine learning training sets, container registries, database backups, logs, document repositories, media archives, and cold storage. Storage tiers further classify data by retrieval latency and business criticality.</p>