17 engagements,
written up by the engineers.
Cloud migrations, Kubernetes platforms, security hardening, data pipelines and AI infrastructure. Client names are withheld where the work is covered by confidentiality, but the engineering is described as it happened.
Kubernetes & Containers
Container platforms, cluster migration and workload security.
Cloud Security
Assessment, hardening and the controls that survive an audit.
AWS security assessment for healthcare and fintech
Posture review in two of the most heavily regulated sectors on AWS.
Read the write-up →Securing application traffic with ALB and WAF
Edge protection and traffic control in front of production applications.
Read the write-up →SSH key rotation on AWS
Removing long-lived static credentials and putting rotation on a schedule.
Read the write-up →Streamlining compliance with AWS automation
Evidence collection and control checks automated instead of assembled by hand.
Read the write-up →Cost Optimization
Reducing cloud spend without removing the headroom you need.
Data Engineering
Pipelines, orchestration and the observability that keeps them honest.
Orchestrating AWS Glue ETL with Apache Airflow
Glue jobs on independent schedules, moved onto dependency-aware orchestration.
Read the write-up →Building a scalable data pipeline on AWS
Ingestion and transformation designed to scale with volume rather than break at it.
Read the write-up →Automating data approval and integration
Manual approval steps replaced with an automated, auditable workflow.
Read the write-up →Genomics data engineering and MLOps platform
Terabyte-scale genomics and clinical data on a platform built for research workloads.
Read the write-up →AI & Machine Learning
Model infrastructure and AI applications in production.
Databases & Migration
Moving production data without losing it.
Platform & Applications
Application platforms and the infrastructure under them.
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