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Open source
Two open-source initiatives, both architected and led as Lead Cloud & Agentic AI Architect, that turn reliability, observability and governance principles into tools anyone can install, inspect and extend.
Lead Cloud & Agentic AI Architect
An open-source ecosystem for observing, evaluating, testing, supervising, governing and operating production agentic AI workflows.
Lead Cloud & Agentic AI Architect
Open-source health and readiness signals for AI agents, the systems they talk to and the dependencies they rely on.
Project gallery
Earlier hands-on projects across AWS, Kubernetes, CI/CD and multi-cloud. Select a diagram to view it full size.
Auto-scaling web application on AWS across two availability zones, with a serverless pipeline (SNS, Lambda, SES, DynamoDB) that delivers files to Google Cloud Storage. Infrastructure as code with Pulumi, machine images built with Packer, CI/CD with GitHub Actions.
Highly available three-tier architecture across us-east-1 and us-west-2 with a warm-standby disaster recovery strategy: Route 53 active-failover, CloudFront and WAF, auto-scaling web and app tiers, RDS cross-region read replicas and cross-region AWS Backup.
GitOps delivery to Amazon EKS: CircleCI tests, builds and pushes images and updates Kubernetes manifests, and Argo CD syncs them to an EKS cluster provisioned with Terraform.
E-commerce microservices (gateway, registry, config, user, catalog, cart, order, payment) on Amazon EKS with Kafka event streaming, API Gateway and MySQL RDS, delivered through Jenkins CI/CD with SonarQube, Artifactory and Helm across DEV, QA, PERF and PROD.
Containerized microservices on Amazon EKS behind ingress, ALB and WAF, built with CodePipeline, CodeBuild and ECR, backed by MySQL RDS with a read replica, fronted by Cloudflare and monitored with CloudWatch, CloudTrail and New Relic.
Jenkins with Maven and Docker build agents, SonarQube quality gates, JFrog Artifactory and Helm deployments to Kubernetes, monitored with Prometheus and Grafana, on AWS infrastructure provisioned with Terraform and Ansible.
A GitHub webhook triggers Jenkins to build with Maven; Ansible builds and pushes Docker images to Docker Hub and deploys the containers to Kubernetes.