About
Prodogon is a free reference that explains DevOps, information security, and software engineering for people who build software with AI coding assistants.
Prodogon is a free, independent reference for people who build software by prompting AI coding assistants — often called “vibe coding” — and who want to understand the concepts underneath the code the assistant hands them.
What the site covers
- DevOps — CI/CD, GitOps, Kubernetes, infrastructure as code, observability, and running software reliably.
- Information security — the OWASP Top 10, prompt injection, non-human identities, secrets, and supply-chain attacks.
- Software engineering — vibe coding, spec-driven development, testing, databases, Git, and designing systems that don’t fall over.
How the guides are written
Every guide follows the same rules:
- Answer-first. Each section starts with the direct answer, so a single section can stand on its own.
- Self-contained. No section depends on another to make sense.
- Example-driven. Code is complete and runnable, with realistic values.
- No invented numbers. Statistics and sources are real and linked; where a figure can’t be verified, the guide says so instead of guessing.
Who writes these guides
The guides are written and reviewed by engineers and security practitioners, then edited by Alex Rivera, the site’s Staff Engineer & Editor, for readers who have no formal CS background but regularly direct AI coding assistants. The goal is the precision of a textbook without the padding.
Contact
Questions, corrections, or suggestions: hello@prodogon.com.
Prodogon is educational material, not professional advice. See the Disclaimer for details.