terraform-aws-infra
Modular Terraform setup for a production-grade AWS landing zone — VPC peering, autoscaling groups, ALB and IAM least-privilege policies.
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DevOps & Cloud Engineer focused on building reliable, observable and repeatable systems on AWS. I ship with Docker, orchestrate with Kubernetes, script everything on Linux, and measure it all with proper monitoring.
// about-me
I'm a DevOps engineer who treats infrastructure as a product. My day-to-day revolves around designing cloud architecture on AWS, containerising workloads with Docker, running them on Kubernetes, and making deployments boring — in the best possible way.
I believe every manual step is a bug waiting to happen, so I codify everything
with Terraform, Ansible and CI/CD pipelines. When something breaks at 2 AM,
good monitoring and alerting mean I already know before anyone pages me.
Away from the terminal I write about what I learn — check out the blog for notes on cloud, containers and automation.
// skills
Designing resilient architectures across EC2, VPC, S3, RDS, IAM and serverless.
Containerised microservices deployed and scaled on Kubernetes clusters.
Bash scripting, system hardening and configuration management on bare metal.
Metrics, logs and traces — because you can't fix what you can't see.
// projects
Modular Terraform setup for a production-grade AWS landing zone — VPC peering, autoscaling groups, ALB and IAM least-privilege policies.
Self-hosted Kubernetes cluster running GitOps with ArgoCD, Prometheus stack and automated certificate rotation via cert-manager.
Reusable GitHub Actions workflows: build, test, container scan with Trivy, push to ECR and zero-downtime rolling deploys.
30+ browser-only tools for daily ops work: Dockerfile/Compose/IAM generators, K8s manifest linter, CIDR math, cron preview, DNS lookup, secret scanner — zero tracking.
Batteries-included monitoring bundle: Prometheus exporters, Grafana dashboards as code and alert rules tuned for real incidents.
// experience
Own CI/CD for 20+ microservices on EKS, cut average deploy time from 40 min to 8, introduced cost monitoring that trimmed the monthly AWS bill by 25%.
Migrated legacy VM workloads into Docker, built the first Terraform codebase for client environments and set up centralised logging with Loki.
Automated server provisioning with shell scripts and Ansible, learned the hard way why backups need restore tests.
// contact
Whether it's a role, a project or just a question about your cluster — my inbox is open.