Position: DevOps, System Administrator
Category: DevOps
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 2

Implemented a scalable and highly available infrastructure on AWS using Terraform, allowing the client to easily manage their resources and reduce costs
Designed and implemented a Dockerized microservices architecture for a web application, resulting in a more efficient and scalable infrastructure
Configured a Kubernetes cluster to manage a high-traffic web application, resulting in improved performance and reliability
Implemented a scalable and highly available infrastructure on AWS using Terraform, allowing the client to easily manage their resources and reduce costs
Designed and implemented a Dockerized microservices architecture for a web application, resulting in a more efficient and scalable infrastructure Configured a Kubernetes cluster to manage a high-traffic web application, resulting in improved performance and reliability
Working with cloud services AWS and GCP.
Completed a Devops Engineer course, and got certified in Docker and Kubernetes, know how to package an application in a Docker container and deploy it to a Kubernetes cluster.
Packaged sites in Docker for future updates, set up CI/CD pipeline using Jenkins for continuous delivery of web application updates.
I have experience with AWS, EC2, S3 services, RDS databases, VPS networks, Route 53, IAM, CloudFront, CloudWatch.
I have my own website built on Jekyll engine on AWS S3 bucket with my domain connected via Route53 and created SSL certificate in Certificate Manager connected to website via CloudFront. Configured auto-deploy in Github Actions.
Deployed infrastructure using Terraform to create WordPress on AWS. To do this I created 2 EC2 instances, in different availability zones using VPC networks, RDS database, LoadBalacer for load balancing, connected EFS for data storage and backup, load metrics were collected using CloudWatch. The code is available on GitHub.
Created a local Kubernetes cluster using Vagrantfile on VirtualBox, I can also deploy a kubernetes cluster using Kubespray on bare metal.
- Learned from experienced teachers working at Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple.

Technology stack:
AWS and GCP cloud infrastructure management
Ansible and Terraform for automation
Jenkins, Github Actions, and Gitlab CI for CI/CD pipeline setup and maintenance
Prometheus and Grafana for monitoring and efficient management of systems and applications
Docker and Kubernetes for containerization and orchestration Apache and Nginx for web server management
MySQL and PostgreSQL for database management
VirtualBox, Vagrant, and Packer for virtualization technologies Python and Bash for scripting and automation