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# [From Jira to EC2 to AI: Building a Read-Only Sprint Health Workflow with Claude Code and MCP](https://kingzcloud.hashnode.dev/from-jira-to-ec2-project?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

How I connected Agile planning, Git, EC2 deployment, Scrum inspection, and Agentic AI into one practical DevOps workflow When people talk about learning DevOps, the conversation often focuses on tools

Aug 7 · 14 min read · kingzcloud.hashnode.dev  
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Cloud & DevOps Engineer | AWS | Azure | Terraform | Linux | Automation | CI/CD

Hi, I'm Kingsley, a Cloud &amp; DevOps Engineer focused on building practical skills in AWS, Azure, infrastructure automation, and modern DevOps practices. I work on hands-on projects involving AWS, Azure, Linux, Git, Docker, Terraform, Bash, and CI/CD, using these technologies to build, automate, deploy, monitor, and troubleshoot cloud infrastructure. This blog documents my technical projects, engineering challenges, solutions, and lessons learned. I share practical implementations and real-world problem-solving experiences across Cloud and DevOps, with the goal of continuously improving and contributing to reliable, automated infrastructure.

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