Cloud Architecture and Infrastructure

Seven years of AWS operations for a cart-recovery platform — from ad-hoc troubleshooting to a Docker, Terraform, and ECS deployment system a growing team can run.

Cloud Financial Operations (FinOps) is the practice of managing and optimizing cloud costs through financial accountability and visibility.

Two years moving roughly 30 internal products out of a physical data center onto AWS with Terraform, inside a federal compliance envelope that shaped the design before performance did.

A compliance data warehouse on AWS Glue, Spark, and S3 that treats FedRAMP and PCI DSS conformance as a continuously measured property instead of a periodic audit.

Cloud infrastructure and reliability for a youth-sports ticketing platform, where weekend traffic spikes meet a serverless architecture and a gate that cannot fail.

GitLab is a platform for version control, CI/CD, and DevOps workflows.

Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes applications.

Container orchestration platforms schedule workloads, manage service discovery, and enforce desired state across clusters of compute resources.

Revised the 2014 container platform in 2018 onto EKS, ArgoCD, Helm, and GitHub Actions — moving from hand-run deployments to declarative, GitOps-driven delivery.

NGINX is a web server and reverse proxy for high-performance applications.