Cloud • DevOps • AWS
I am focused on AWS, Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, networking, automation, and real-world cloud architecture. This website is my central hub for projects, blogs, GitHub work, and career growth.
Cloud infrastructure and deployments
Linux, Git, automation and CI/CD direction
Networking, security and traffic flow
Current Focus
GitHub
Projects + documentationBlog
Architecture breakdownsAbout Me
I come from a technical background and I am actively building myself into a strong Cloud & DevOps Engineer. I enjoy learning in depth, understanding concepts from fundamentals, and turning that knowledge into practical projects.
This website is designed to grow with me. As I complete more projects, write more blogs, and improve my skills, this site will serve as my central portfolio.
Skills
AWS, S3, CloudFront, Route 53, IAM, ACM, WAF, VPC, EC2, RDS, ALB
VPC, subnets, route tables, internet gateway, security groups, traffic flow
Docker, images, containers, networking, volumes
Kubernetes, pods, deployments, services, scaling
Git, GitHub, repository workflows, commits, pushes
Linux fundamentals, shell commands, file systems
Projects
Deployed a personal static website using Amazon S3, CloudFront, Route 53, ACM, and AWS WAF with a custom domain and HTTPS. This project helped me understand DNS, CDN, SSL certificates, request flow, and secure static website hosting.
Designed and implemented a production-style three-tier architecture on AWS using VPC, public/private subnets, EC2, PostgreSQL RDS, Application Load Balancer, Target Groups, and Security Groups. This project focused on networking, traffic flow, secure access, and real-world cloud troubleshooting.
A structured hands-on roadmap where I document daily learning, commands, concepts, labs, and practical exercises in public to grow consistently and build proof of work.
A central website that brings together my LinkedIn, GitHub, blog, projects, and contact information in one clean and professional space.
Blog
I write about cloud projects, AWS architecture, DevOps learning, deployment steps, practical mistakes, and lessons from building real infrastructure hands-on.
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