I've spent my career in the spaces most people don't see: data centers, cloud infrastructure, the backend systems that power everything.
I'm a Cloud Operations and Data Center Engineer who thrives on the challenge of keeping complex systems running smoothly. I've managed blade servers, automated deployments across Kubernetes clusters, debugged production incidents, and found cost-saving solutions that executives actually care about.
What I love most isn't just the technical work, it's the problem-solving. Whether it's a critical server issue or helping a team understand why their deployment failed.
When I'm not in the terminal, you'll find me cooking (seriously, check out my recipes), meditating (trying to stay consistent), or prioritizing my health and fitness because sustainable performance starts with taking care of yourself.
I'm currently deepening my expertise in cloud architecture, DevOps practices, and infrastructure automation. Always learning. Always building.
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The Night Manager
good storyline , great actors . the story and direction keeps you engaged all the way . enjoyed it. I just didn't enjoy the chemistry between the Male and female protagonists , felt little forced and unnecessary. over all good to watch. will rate 3.5 on 5
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Building a Full-Stack Web Application in 10 Hours (Without Being a Full-Stack Developer)
TechThe Confession I'm not a frontend developer. I'm not a backend developer either. I'm a DevOps and Cloud engineer who can...
10/31/2025
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GO-Application Devopsified
Part 1: Containerization using Docker & using Multi Stage Docker Part 2: Writing K8 Manifests for svc, deployment and ingress Part 3: Implementing ingress and Ingress controller (nginx) Part 4: Implenting using Helm Part 5: Github Actions to make CI Part 6: ArgoCD for GitOps
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GPIO pins --- pi4 setup
PersonalWhat you want to learn about GPIO: What GPIO pins are How they work Why we connected fan to specific pins (Pin 4 = 5V, Pin 6 = GND) What other GPIO pins can do How to use them for projects When You're Ready to Learn GPIO: Let me know and I'll explain: GPIO Basics What GPIO means (General Purpose Input/Output) Pin numbering (Physical vs BCM) Pin types (Power, Ground, GPIO, Special) Fan Connection Understanding Why Pin 4 for 5V Why Pin 6 for GND What TXD wire could do GPIO Capabilities Digital output (LED, relay) Digital input (button, sensor) PWM (servo, LED dimming) I2C, SPI, UART (advanced) Practical Examples Control LED Read button press Control fan speed Connect sensors For Now - Your Fan Setup: What you did (it works!): Red wire → Pin 4 (5V Power) Black wire → Pin 6 (Ground) Yellow wire → Not connected (optional speed monitoring)