I operate the infrastructure nobody sees — until it breaks.
5,000+ Linux servers. 9 data centers. Zero unplanned downtime.
// about
I'm a DevOps and Release Operations Engineer with 5+ years of experience automating large-scale Linux infrastructure across hybrid On-Prem and AWS environments. Currently at PubMatic, where I run CI/CD pipelines, Kubernetes deployments, and multi-DC release workflows at scale.
My work lives in the parts of the stack most people only notice when they catch fire — config management, container orchestration, deployment pipelines, incident response, security hardening. The invisible scaffolding that holds everything else up.
I start every system from first principles: no assumptions, no inherited mess. I'm also a Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH v10), which means I think about how things break as much as how they run.
When I'm not on-call, I run a fully automated homelab called chaos-creation — a bare-metal K3s cluster I use to learn, break things safely, and document what I find. You can read the full build walkthrough on Medium.
// stack
Cloud & IaC
CI/CD & Automation
Containers & Orchestration
Observability
OS & Scripting
Networking
Security & Compliance
Collab & Tooling
// projects
Fully automated homelab built on a single bare-metal AMD Ryzen 3 machine running Ubuntu 24.04. The entire stack — from OS prep to running services — is provisioned with Ansible playbooks, no manual steps. Runs a K3s cluster with Traefik ingress, a Grafana + Prometheus monitoring stack, Jellyfin media server, Uptime Kuma, and a Homepage dashboard. If the machine crashes, 9 playbook runs restore everything from scratch.
Next phase of chaos-creation focused on locking it down: Tailscale for zero-trust remote access, cert-manager + Let's Encrypt for HTTPS across all services, UFW firewall rules, Ansible Vault for encrypting secrets at rest, and Fail2ban for brute-force protection. Because a homelab without security is just a homelab waiting to be compromised.
Personal site built from scratch — no frameworks, no CMS, no templates. Static HTML and CSS deployed via GitHub Pages with a custom domain. The way a sysadmin builds a website: minimal dependencies, fast, fully owned.
// security exposure
Certifications
DevSecOps & Tooling
Homelab Security (in-progress)
// contact
Interesting infra problem? Want to talk systems, security, or homelab builds? Reach out.