Featured Video — Overview of the Mesh

A walk-through of the mesh: how the sites connect, where CI/CD enforces trust, and how “Lambda chaos” was stabilized into something calm and predictable.

How the Mesh Came Together

Each layer built on the previous one — turning scattered work into a deliberate, repeatable system.

1. 2024 Q1
   Consulting Platform Goes Live

   Launched the main Next.js consulting site with CI/CD, Tailwind, and Cal.com scheduling wired in.

2. 2024 Q2
   Blogs & Docs Join the Party

   Static HTML blogs and documentation sites are added, each with their own CI pipeline and hosting.

3. 2024 Q3
   DNS + CI/CD Unification

   IONOS DNS, GitHub Actions, Vercel builds, and environment routing are standardized across all sites.

4. 2024 Q4
   Lambda Chaos Tamed

   Flaky AWS Lambda functions are debugged, cleaned up, and wrapped in observability and guardrails.

5. 2025
   The Justine Longla Engineering Mesh

   All sites, pipelines, and shared services are treated as one mesh — tuned for speed, stability, and storytelling.

Architecture at a Glance

The mesh connects consulting, docs, blogs, and projects with shared CI/CD, DNS, and platform services — in one frame.

Engineering Mesh Architecture Diagram

How IONOS DNS, Vercel, static sites, and shared services connect into one mesh.

“I Tamed the Chaos” — Lambda Swarm Collapse

A snapshot of the “before” state — the kind of chaos that observability, retries, budgets, and guardrails are meant to calm down.

Mesh-Aware Case Studies

Stories that live inside the mesh — proactive messaging, Lambda stabilization, and guardrails that keep systems predictable.