Prajwa P

@Prajwal8651

DevOps & Cloud Engineer

Mysuru, Karnataka, IndiaJoined December 2025

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Welcome! I’m Prajwal P. I stand at the intersection of technology and efficiency, exploring the dynamic world of DevOps ⚙️. From mastering Cloud infrastructure to orchestrating containers, I am passionate about automating the complex to create the simple. Join me as I document my learning curve, share technical insights, and navigate the ever-evolving landscape of software deployment.

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Terraform on AWSprajwal-blog.hashnode.dev30 posts

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PPPrajwa Pprajwal-blog.hashnode.dev17h ago · 17 min read

🚀 Day 17 of 30DaysofAWSTerraform: Blue-Green Deployments with AWS Elastic Beanstalk Using Terraform

Deploying applications without downtime is one of the biggest challenges in modern DevOps. Imagine updating your production application and having users experience outages because the deployment faile

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PPPrajwa Pprajwal-blog.hashnode.devJun 15 · 12 min read

Day 16: AWS IAM User Management with Terraform – CSV-Driven Onboarding, RBAC, Password Security, PGP Encryption, and SSO Best Practices

Introduction Managing AWS IAM users manually becomes difficult as organizations grow. Creating users one by one, assigning permissions manually, and maintaining access controls can quickly become erro

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PPPrajwa Pprajwal-blog.hashnode.devJun 11 · 9 min read

How I Reduced a Next.js Docker Image from 3.39 GB to 619 MB (82% Reduction)

Introduction While working on a Next.js application, I noticed something that immediately caught my attention. The Docker image size was: 3.39 GB For a frontend application, that felt unusually large

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PPPrajwa Pprajwal-blog.hashnode.devMay 29 · 29 min read

Day-15 Building a Full-Mesh Multi-Region VPC Peering Architecture Using Terraform on AWS

Project Source Code The complete Terraform code used in this project is available on GitHub: 🔗 https://github.com/Prajwal8651/terraform-practice/tree/main/lessons/day15 Feel free to clone the reposit

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PPPrajwa Pprajwal-blog.hashnode.devMay 19 · 16 min read

Day 14 — Static Website Hosting on AWS with S3 + CloudFront using Terraform

What We're Building A production-grade static website hosted on AWS — no manual console clicks, fully automated with Terraform. By the end of this post you'll understand every line of code, every erro

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🚀 Day 17 of 30DaysofAWSTerraform: Blue-Green Deployments with AWS Elastic Beanstalk Using Terraform

Day 16: AWS IAM User Management with Terraform – CSV-Driven Onboarding, RBAC, Password Security, PGP Encryption, and SSO Best Practices

How I Reduced a Next.js Docker Image from 3.39 GB to 619 MB (82% Reduction)

Day-15 Building a Full-Mesh Multi-Region VPC Peering Architecture Using Terraform on AWS

Day 14 — Static Website Hosting on AWS with S3 + CloudFront using Terraform

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🚀 Day 17 of 30DaysofAWSTerraform: Blue-Green Deployments with AWS Elastic Beanstalk Using Terraform

Day 16: AWS IAM User Management with Terraform – CSV-Driven Onboarding, RBAC, Password Security, PGP Encryption, and SSO Best Practices

How I Reduced a Next.js Docker Image from 3.39 GB to 619 MB (82% Reduction)

Day-15 Building a Full-Mesh Multi-Region VPC Peering Architecture Using Terraform on AWS

Day 14 — Static Website Hosting on AWS with S3 + CloudFront using Terraform