• Base:Coimbatore, India
  • Focus:Architecture
  • Mode:Remote-first
  • Brand:Renish
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AWS, DevOps, observability

Cloud Architecture with Renish

I design cloud systems that deploy safely, scale sensibly, expose useful signals, and do not turn the monthly bill into a horror short film.

AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate

Certified Kubernetes Administrator

Certified Terraform Associate

Built high-volume Golang services on AWS and Kubernetes

Experience with Argo CD, Argo Workflows, Prometheus/Grafana, CloudWatch, SignalFx, Sumo Logic, and Rollbar

Cloud architecture is where software optimism meets invoices, outages, and dashboards. I like that world. It rewards simple systems, boring deploys, and honest observability.

At Intuitive Cloud and Acquia, I worked on high-volume services using Golang, AWS, Kubernetes, Operator SDK, Argo Workflows, and Argo CD. At Peerlyst, I worked on scaling MongoDB, instances, message brokers, and push notifications that handled millions of requests. At Alpstack, I apply the same thinking to products I operate myself.

The aim is not to use every cloud service with a logo. The aim is to build infrastructure that matches the product, the team, the traffic, and the budget.

What I can help with

  • Cloud architecture and environment design
  • AWS infrastructure planning and implementation
  • CI/CD pipelines and release workflows
  • Monitoring, logging, and alerting setup
  • Reliability, performance, and cost reviews

Useful stack

AWSKubernetesDockerTerraformArgo CDArgo WorkflowsPrometheusGrafana

Related Alpstack proof

FAQ

Do you work only with AWS?

AWS is my strongest cloud platform, but I also work with edge and app platforms where they make sense. The goal is fit, not vendor loyalty.

Can you reduce cloud cost?

Usually, yes. First we identify where money is going, then we right-size, simplify, automate, or re-architect the expensive parts.

Can you help with observability?

Yes. Logs, metrics, alerts, dashboards, and the boring but valuable habit of knowing what the system is doing before users start shouting.

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