DevOps engineer with 3.2 years building and automating cloud infrastructure on AWS — CI/CD pipelines, Infrastructure as Code, containerized workloads on EKS, and the monitoring that keeps it all honest.
Three and a bit years of keeping AWS environments deployable, observable, and boring in the best way.
I'm a DevOps Engineer at Grow Serve E-Solutions Pvt Ltd, working on AWS cloud infrastructure, CI/CD automation, and Infrastructure as Code. I design and maintain the pipelines that take code from a commit to a running service, and the Terraform and Ansible that stand up the environment underneath it.
Day to day that means provisioning AWS (EC2, VPC, IAM, S3, EKS, ALB, Auto Scaling) with Terraform, building and shipping Docker images through Jenkins and GitHub Actions, and running the workloads on Kubernetes via Amazon EKS with Rolling Update and Blue-Green strategies. SonarQube sits in the pipeline to catch quality and security issues before they ship; Prometheus, Grafana, and CloudWatch tell me when something's wrong before a customer does.
I've supported production e-commerce and fintech platforms — both with real SLAs, real incidents, and real Root Cause Analyses — and I'm comfortable being the person who gets paged.
Everything below is in active use, not a wishlist — pulled straight from the build configs.
Two production engagements, ordered most recent first.
Automated CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins and GitHub Actions, provisioned AWS infrastructure with Terraform, and deployed containerized applications on Amazon EKS. Implemented SonarQube for code quality and monitored everything with Prometheus, Grafana, and CloudWatch.
A cloud-native financial application for digital payment processing, account management, and reporting — built on AWS as microservices across Dev, QA, UAT, and Production, with automated CI/CD, containerized EKS deployments, and centralized monitoring.
The shape of the Wayfair CI/CD flow — the same pattern carries across both platforms above.
If you need someone to own the pipeline — from Terraform plan to the dashboard that pages you at 2am — I'd like to hear about it.