SAI PRANEETH BHATTU

@saipraneethbhattu

DevOps & Cloud Enthusiast

Detroit, MichiganJoined February 2026

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Passionate about Cloud and DevOps engineering. I write structured technical notes and beginner-friendly articles on AWS, Linux, CI/CD, networking, system architecture and modern software delivery workflows.

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Cloud engineering opportunities, Open-source collaboration, DevOps internships, Developer advocacy, Technical writing

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SPSAI PRANEETH BHATTUsaipraneethbhattu.hashnode.dev3d ago · 15 min read

Stop Writing Repetitive Playbooks: Ansible Tags, Variables, Loops, Handlers and Conditions Decoded

The Setup Module: Reading Your Servers Before you configure remote machines, it often helps to know what you are working with. The setup module is Ansible's built-in tool for collecting detailed syste

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SPSAI PRANEETH BHATTUsaipraneethbhattu.hashnode.dev5d ago · 13 min read

Ansible Playbooks Explained: From First YAML File to Managing Real Servers

What Is a Playbook? A playbook is a YAML file where you define what Ansible should do on your remote servers. It is a structured list of tasks, and each task calls an Ansible module to do something sp

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SPSAI PRANEETH BHATTUsaipraneethbhattu.hashnode.dev6d ago · 12 min read

You Have 400 Servers to Configure. Now What? Let Ansible Do the Work.

What Exactly Is Ansible? Ansible is a configuration management tool. It is also commonly referred to as an IT automation tool. Both descriptions are accurate, and both point to the same core idea: Ans

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SPSAI PRANEETH BHATTUsaipraneethbhattu.hashnode.dev6d ago · 14 min read

Building Production-Ready Docker Deployments with Secrets, Stacks, and Distroless Images

Docker Secrets: Passing Sensitive Data to Containers Think about what a secret is in the context of a running application. It is any piece of information that should not be visible to unauthorized use

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SPSAI PRANEETH BHATTUsaipraneethbhattu.hashnode.dev6d ago · 18 min read

Beyond One Server: Solving Docker Scaling with Swarm and Container Networks

Pushing All Four Images to Docker Hub We have four images built locally: internet-banking:v1, mobile-banking:v1, insurance:v1, and loans:v1. These images live only on the EC2 host machine right now. T

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Stop Writing Repetitive Playbooks: Ansible Tags, Variables, Loops, Handlers and Conditions Decoded

Ansible Playbooks Explained: From First YAML File to Managing Real Servers

You Have 400 Servers to Configure. Now What? Let Ansible Do the Work.

Building Production-Ready Docker Deployments with Secrets, Stacks, and Distroless Images

Beyond One Server: Solving Docker Scaling with Swarm and Container Networks

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SAI PRANEETH BHATTU's blogs

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Stop Writing Repetitive Playbooks: Ansible Tags, Variables, Loops, Handlers and Conditions Decoded

Ansible Playbooks Explained: From First YAML File to Managing Real Servers

You Have 400 Servers to Configure. Now What? Let Ansible Do the Work.

Building Production-Ready Docker Deployments with Secrets, Stacks, and Distroless Images

Beyond One Server: Solving Docker Scaling with Swarm and Container Networks