I'm a third-year Software Engineering student passionate about DevOps and Site Reliability Engineering (SRE). I have hands-on experience with Docker and Kubernetes for containerization and orchestration, and I'm diving deep into cloud platforms like AWS to build scalable solutions. Skilled in designing and implementing CI/CD pipelines, I also leverage monitoring tools like Prometheus to ensure system reliability. Comfortable in Linux environments, I thrive on mastering modern DevOps practices through self-directed learning. As an adaptable team player with a knack for Agile methodologies and version control, I'm eager to contribute to real-world DevOps and SRE projects.
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Recent Projects 👨🏻💻
Contributing to the development and maintenance of the official blog for SLIIT Software Engineering Student Community using Next.js.
Try it outEngineered a cloud-based programming education platform using MERN stack with LLM integration. Implemented real-time code validation using AWS Lambda and integrated Meta-LLaMA-3-70B-Instruct model.
Try it outExperience & Volunteering 🌱
Currently working as a DevOps Intern at BISTEC Global Services.
Contributed to SLIITXtreme 3.0 by designing programming questions on data structures and algorithms. Also developed a real-time leaderboard system to deliver live updates throughout the event.
Articles 📝
In today's rapidly evolving cloud-native landscape, Kubernetes has emerged as the de facto standard for container orchestration. At the heart of this powerful platform are its fundamental objects that enable developers and DevOps professionals to design, deploy, and manage complex distributed systems with unprecedented flexibility and efficiency.
Read MoreSRE is the bridge between software engineering and IT operations, ensuring that systems are always available and performing at their best.In my latest article, I dive into the core principles that make SRE a game-changer for modern infrastructure management.
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