I’m Levent Anil Ozen, a software engineer and a curious human being.
Most of my work has been around building and operating software that needs to work reliably in the real world. Along the way, I’ve become as interested in the decisions behind these systems as I am in building them: why something was designed a certain way, where abstractions stop being helpful, what breaks in practice, and what we learn when it does.
My interests often lead me toward distributed systems, infrastructure, reliability, and the fundamentals beneath the tools we use. But this blog is not only about technology. It is a place for things I learn, build, question, and think about. These are shaped by my own experiences rather than presented as final answers.