I help engineering teams deploy applications confidently, automate infrastructure, and improve production reliability through practical DevOps engineering.
deploy target Kubernetes, Amazon EKS, AWS, Docker, bare-metal servers, any cloud
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Kubernetes
AWS
Docker
Terraform
Ansible
GitHub Actions
Argo CD
Helm
Prometheus
Grafana
Nginx
Linux
PostgreSQL
MySQL
MongoDB
Redis
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GoWhen to hire me
You don't need to know the technical terms. If one of these describes your situation, I can help — usually faster than you'd expect.
The product works on your laptop or a test server, and now it needs a real home: a domain, HTTPS, a database, backups, and a setup that won't fall over on launch day.
I take it from your repository to a secure, production-ready URL — and document how it runs.
Get help with thisReleasing means SSH-ing into servers, copying files, and hoping. Something breaks every few releases, and only one person knows the steps.
I build an automated pipeline that tests, ships, and can roll back with one click.
Get help with thisA marketing push or a busy day brings the site down. You're resizing servers by hand and restarting things at night.
I move you to a setup that scales on its own — Kubernetes, Amazon EKS, or a right-sized AWS architecture.
Get help with thisNobody is sure what's running, who has access, or why the bill keeps growing. Resources were created by hand over time.
I review and rebuild it as clean, secure Terraform code you can understand and control.
Get help with thisThere are no dashboards or alerts. When something goes wrong, finding the cause means digging through servers one by one.
I set up monitoring, logs, and alerts so you know first — and can see why.
Get help with thisThe infrastructure lives in someone else's head. Passwords are scattered, nothing is written down, and every change feels risky.
I take over safely, secure the access, and document everything so you're never stuck again.
Get help with thisServices
Kubernetes, AWS, containers, pipelines, or a plain server — if it needs deploying, I can help. Every project is quoted after I review your requirements; no fixed packages and no outcomes promised before I understand your system.
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Run your applications on Kubernetes — Amazon EKS or self-managed — with rollouts, scaling, and recovery handled by the platform instead of by hand.
Ideal for: Teams outgrowing a single server, or adopting Amazon EKS for the first time.
Request a quote for Kubernetes Deployment & Operations02
Design and build your AWS environment as Terraform code — networking, access, compute, and data — so it is reviewable, reproducible, and secure by default.
Ideal for: SaaS teams moving to AWS, or bringing an existing account under code control.
Request a quote for AWS Cloud Infrastructure03
Package your application into containers and run it behind a hardened reverse proxy — a solid base that can later move to ECS or Kubernetes.
Ideal for: Teams running apps manually on a server who want reproducible, documented deployments.
Request a quote for Docker Application Deployment04
Replace manual release steps with a pipeline that builds, tests, publishes, and deploys — to AWS, Kubernetes, or plain servers — with a clear path back if something goes wrong.
Ideal for: Startups and agencies shipping often enough that manual releases slow them down.
Request a quote for CI/CD Pipeline Automation05
Turn server setup runbooks into idempotent playbooks so new machines — on AWS or anywhere else — are configured the same way every time.
Ideal for: Teams managing fleets of VMs or servers that drift out of sync.
Request a quote for Ansible Automation06
See what your systems are doing before your users tell you. Metrics, logs, dashboards, and alerts for servers, containers, and Kubernetes clusters.
Ideal for: Teams with production traffic and little visibility into health or failures.
Request a quote for Monitoring & Observability07
Whatever you are deploying and wherever it runs, I can help. Kubernetes or a single VPS, AWS or another cloud, a monolith or microservices — I review how you build, deploy, and operate software and help you get it into production properly.
Ideal for: CTOs, founders, and agencies who need an experienced DevOps partner for any deployment challenge.
Request a quote for DevOps Consultation — Any DeploymentWhy work with me
Hands-on infrastructure work for startups, SaaS companies, and agencies across North America, Europe, Australia, and Africa — without the cost and delay of a local hire.
From your code repository to a live, monitored production system. No hand-offs between agencies, no finger-pointing.
I explain options and trade-offs in plain English, send regular written updates, and you always know what's happening.
Based in UTC+6, I overlap with the business day in Europe, Africa, and Australia, work overnight for North America, and schedule calls in your time zone.
We agree on deliverables, timeline, and price in writing before work starts. No surprise invoices.
Least-privilege access you can revoke anytime. All code, infrastructure, and documentation live in your accounts — no lock-in.
A one-off project, a part-time monthly retainer, or support when you need it — at remote rates that are typically more affordable than hiring locally.
I work with clients in Bangladesh and remotely across North America, Europe, Australia, and Africa. Calls are scheduled in your time zone, and work often progresses while you sleep.
Bangladesh
UTC+6
Same time zone — and happy to meet in person in Dhaka.
North America
UTC−8 to UTC−4
Dhaka is 10–14 hours ahead — work moves forward overnight, ready for your morning.
Europe & Africa
UTC+0 to UTC+3
Dhaka is 3–6 hours ahead — your morning is my afternoon.
Australia
UTC+8 to UTC+11
Dhaka is 2–5 hours behind — your afternoon is my morning.
Your time
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Dhaka · UTC+6
Industry experience
I've worked on systems connected to the Dhaka and Chittagong stock exchanges — where downtime during trading hours is not an option. That discipline comes with me to every project.
Case studies
Each case study walks through the problem, architecture, decisions, and trade-offs. Professional work and personal lab builds are labelled clearly; client details are never published.
Two years supporting systems in Bangladesh's capital market, connected to the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) and Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE). These run on Nasdaq trading technology, using the FIX protocol for order flow and FAST for market data.
A production-style Kubernetes platform on Amazon EKS, provisioned with Terraform: multi-AZ VPC, managed node groups, ALB ingress with TLS, autoscaling workloads, images in Amazon ECR, and Prometheus/Grafana monitoring.
A Docker Compose platform running multiple application services with PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, and Kafka behind an Nginx reverse proxy, with health checks, resource limits, and isolated networks.
Terraform provisions the infrastructure, Ansible roles configure it, and environment-specific inventories keep staging and production consistent — with secrets handled through Ansible Vault.
A self-hosted monitoring and logging stack with Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Grafana Alloy, Node Exporter, and cAdvisor — covering host metrics, container metrics, centralized logs, dashboards, and alerting.
A Harbor registry for versioned, access-controlled container images, integrated with the build pipeline and deployment workflow.
Technical expertise
Hands-on experience across the full delivery path — from AWS networking and Kubernetes clusters to the dashboards that tell you it's healthy. These are areas of practical experience, not certifications.
Containerized workloads from laptop to cluster.
Secure, well-structured AWS environments.
Repeatable provisioning, configuration, and scripting.
From commit to running workload.
Metrics, logs, dashboards, and alerts.
Operational safeguards built in.
Stateful services, run reliably.
Exchange connectivity and trading systems.
Architecture
The delivery path I typically build on AWS and Kubernetes: every change is reviewed, built once, stored as an immutable image in ECR, rolled out on EKS, and watched in production. The same pattern adapts to ECS, plain VMs, or other clouds.
Metrics and logs are collected from nodes, pods, the load balancer, and application services.
How we work together
You always know what's being done, why, and what it costs before it starts.
Understand your application, team, constraints, and what success looks like.
Review the current infrastructure, deployment flow, and operational risks.
Agree on scope, deliverables, budget, and timeline in writing before work starts.
Build and configure the solution in small, reviewable, documented changes.
Test functionality, security, failure modes, and the deployment path end to end.
Deliver documentation, walk your team through it, and provide the agreed support.
About
I'm a DevOps engineer with 7 years in the software industry. I help teams get software into production — and keep it running.
Beyond infrastructure, I have a solid programming background. I can read and debug your application code, and I write my own automation in Python and Bash — so I work directly with your developers, not just hand over servers.
For the past two years I've worked on Bangladesh's capital market, supporting systems connected to the Dhaka and Chittagong stock exchanges. That's where I learned to treat every production change with care: planned around market hours, tested, and always reversible.
Today I work with startups, SaaS companies, and agencies in Bangladesh and across North America, Europe, Australia, and Africa — on Kubernetes and AWS, CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, and monitoring. Whatever you need deployed, from a single VPS to an Amazon EKS cluster, I'll help you run it properly.
01Automate the repeatable
If it's done twice by hand, it becomes reviewed, versioned code.
02Make failure boring
Health checks, rollbacks, and runbooks turn incidents into routine.
03Observe before guessing
Metrics and logs first; opinions second.
04Leave it documented
Your team can run what I build without me.
FAQ
Straight answers about cost, cloud platforms, access, and what you get at the end.
Every project is quoted in writing after I review your requirements, so you know the price before work starts. Engagements range from small fixed-scope tasks to a part-time monthly retainer, at remote rates that are typically more affordable than hiring locally.
Yes. I deploy applications to AWS (EC2, ECS, or Amazon EKS), to Kubernetes clusters, to Docker on a single server, or to other clouds. I'll recommend the simplest setup that meets your needs, not the most complex one.
Not always. For many applications, Docker on a well-configured server or AWS ECS is simpler and cheaper. Kubernetes pays off when you run many services, need autoscaling, or have a team that will operate it. I'll give you an honest recommendation either way.
Yes. I work remotely with teams in North America, Europe, the UK, Australia, and Africa, as well as in Bangladesh. Based in UTC+6, I overlap with the business day in Europe, Africa, and Australia, and schedule calls in your time zone.
Yes. I build CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Jenkins that test, build, and deploy your code automatically, with rollbacks so a bad release can be undone quickly.
Only what the work requires. I use least-privilege access that you can revoke at any time, and I never ask for credentials through the inquiry form. All code, infrastructure, and documentation stay in your own accounts.
Working infrastructure, version-controlled code for it, and clear documentation, so your team can run what I build without me. I walk your team through the handover and provide the support we agreed on.
Yes. Besides one-off projects, I offer a part-time monthly retainer for ongoing improvements, monitoring, and support, or help when you need it.
Contact
Tell me about your infrastructure and goals. I'll review the details and reply with questions or a proposal — there's no obligation.
+880 1771-133111
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