@cyrilsebastian
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I’m Cyril Sebastian, a DevOps and Cloud Infrastructure architect with 10+ years of experience building, scaling, and securing cloud-native and hybrid systems. I specialize in automation, cost optimization, observability, and platform engineering across AWS, GCP, and Oracle Cloud. My passion lies in solving complex infrastructure challenges—from cloud migrations to Infrastructure as Code (IaC), and from deployment automation to scalable monitoring strategies. I blog here about:
Cloud strategy and migration playbooks Real-world DevOps and automation with Terraform, Jenkins, and Ansible DevSecOps practices and security-first thinking in production Monitoring, cost optimization, and incident response at scale
If you're building in the cloud, optimizing infra, or exploring DevOps culture—let’s connect and share ideas! 🔗 linkedin.com/in/sebastiancyril
I am available for technical consulting and collaborations focused on Cloud, DevOps, SRE, and strategic infrastructure planning.
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