This isn’t just another blog launch. For me, it represents overcoming the inertia of “someday.” The “someday I’ll write that down,” the “someday I’ll share that solution,” the “someday I’ll organize my thoughts.” Well, “someday” is officially today.

I believe in the value of shared knowledge. Throughout my journey in IT Infrastructure I’ve constantly learned from the generosity of others sharing their insights, struggles, and breakthroughs online. Whether it was a meticulously written tutorial, a raw account of debugging hell, or a deep dive into a new framework, that shared knowledge was invaluable. It saved me hours, opened new doors, and made me feel less alone on complex paths.

I want to build a personal blog to take notes of some tech related stuff.

First part is writing the blog. I choose Obsidian because it is very popular, easy to use and most importantly it is using markdown natively.

Second part is to render the blogs to be ready to host the internet. Because Obsidian is markdown based, then Hugo came into my sight because it support markdown rendering.