I’m a DevOps Engineer with 4+ years of experience working with Linux-based distributed systems, CI/CD pipelines, and infrastructure automation. I enjoy building reliable platforms, automating repetitive workflows, and troubleshooting real-world production issues. My current work at Trek Bikes focuses on cloud-native automation, configuration management with Chef, and improving reliability of containerized environments. On this blog, I share hands-on, practical DevOps guides based on real implementation experience. So far, I’ve written about: Configuring AWS EC2 worker nodes using Ansible Setting up LDAP across Ubuntu server and client Linux and infrastructure automation practices You’ll mostly find content here around: CI/CD with Jenkins Kubernetes and container runtime debugging Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, Chef, Ansible) Monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana Real-world troubleshooting scenarios I believe the best way to learn DevOps is by building, breaking, and fixing systems — and this blog documents that journey.