#intros - June 2026

Hey,

I am Vineet from Bengaluru, Java and SpringBoot developer working on API monitoring infrastructure.

Building Sentinel AV - monitors REST and SOAP API endpoints for uptime, latency, performance and schema drift.
Running on AWS EC2 + RDS, Dockerised, Kafka-backed alert pipeline.

Happy to discuss:
-> AWS infrastructure for Spring Boot services
-> Kafka deployment and operations
-> API monitoring patterns
-> Docker + EC2 production setups

Hey all, I'm a DevOps Engineer with about 4 years of experience and a broad over deep knowledge type of guy. For a side project I'm looking to talk to some fellow DevOpsers about documentation. Mainly questions like: What problems do you face? What things have you tried to fix those? Etc. My goal is not to sell you anything, it's for me to understand how documentation struggles manifest in environments outside my own. If it turns out there is some interest on this topic I'll gladly find a channel for us and open a thread there

Hi everyone! 👋 I'm a Cloud Security Consultant and CCSP certified professional with 7+ years of backend experience. I specialize in AWS security architecture, IAM, S3 security, compliance, and security incident response.
Currently building my own cloud security consultancy to help organizations secure their AWS infrastructure. I'm here to learn from the community and contribute where I can — happy to help with AWS security questions, Terraform modules for security, or cloud governance topics.
Looking forward to connecting with you all!

Hey, everyone! I'm Paulo, technical writer and content lead at StackGuardian. We build infrastructure automation tooling for platform engineering teams. Happy to be here, looking forward to the conversations.

Hi Everyone,
I'm Basel Mohamed, SR. Devops Engineer,
a brief about me, as i work with AWS day to day multiple services in depth EKS, Lambda, CI/CD.
worked as Instructor and tutor before for different Institutes and would love to take my public speaking to the next level with you. looking forward to collaborate more.
also if you like to connect 👇️
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/basel-mohamed-alam/

Hi everyone!

This is Paul.
I am the head of recruitment from Multiplier, Inc
We're currently looking for a talented devops engineer who has 4+ years of experience.
Here is JD

Location:
🌍️ 100% Remote (Global Candidates Welcome)
🕒️ Must have partial overlap with US business hours
Salary:
💰️ $2,500 – $5,000 USD per month
About the Role
We are looking for an experienced DevOps / Cloud / Site Reliability Engineer to support and collaborate with a US-based company on modern cloud infrastructure and platform engineering initiatives.
This role is ideal for engineers with strong experience in cloud computing, infrastructure automation, Kubernetes, and modern DevOps practices. You will work closely with distributed engineering teams to improve scalability, deployment automation, observability, security, and platform reliability across high-scale systems.
Responsibilities
• Design, build, and maintain cloud infrastructure across AWS, GCP, and Azure
• Manage and scale Kubernetes-based production environments
• Build and improve CI/CD pipelines and deployment automation
• Implement Infrastructure as Code using Terraform and related tools
• Improve system reliability, scalability, and performance
• Implement monitoring, logging, and observability solutions
• Support incident response, troubleshooting, and root cause analysis
• Collaborate with developers and engineering teams to improve platform stability and developer productivity
• Implement cloud security and operational best practices
• Contribute to high-availability and disaster recovery strategies
Requirements
• 4+ years of experience in DevOps, Cloud Engineering, Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), or Platform Engineering
• Strong hands-on experience with AWS, GCP, or Azure
• Experience managing Kubernetes in production environments
• Strong understanding of cloud infrastructure and distributed systems
• Experience with Terraform, Infrastructure as Code (IaC), or automation tools
• Experience building and maintaining CI/CD pipelines
• Strong Linux and networking knowledge
• Experience with monitoring and observability tools such as Prometheus, Grafana, Datadog, or ELK
• Good English communication skills
• Ability to work independently in a remote environment
Nice to Have
• Experience with multi-cloud environments
• Experience with GitOps workflows
• Experience supporting high-scale systems
• Security and compliance knowledge
• Previous experience working with US-based companies or clients
If you're interested in this position, please let me know

Looking forward to hearing from you!

Best,
Paul

Hi I’m a Cloud/DevOps Engineer based in Nigeria exploring remote opportunities. I came across your profile and would love to connect.

shivamja.in
Design · Develop · Deploy
Hey everyone,
I’m a generalist engineer working across the full stack, with a strong focus on deep system level optimizations. Currently working in high frequency trading, and actively exploring high ownership roles where I can build and scale critical systems.

A traditional resume doesn’t fully capture the depth of my work, so here are a few highlights:
• Reduced cloud infrastructure costs by ~$30K through FinOps-driven optimizations and efficient resource design
• Built the DevOps stack from scratch, including CI pipelines and deployment workflows
• Designed and implemented a pre-trade risk engine in C++, now supporting over $100M in trading volume
• Optimized a real-time trading frontend (10+ live data streams), significantly reducing memory usage
• Re-architected frontend form systems, reducing feature implementation time from 2 days to ~10 minutes
And more across trading systems, infra, and frontend performance.

Here’s my DevOps-focused resume:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YhVZ0Gnr5A6dhzXgTB76n4gTI3eCqPaG/view?usp=sharing

Hi Everyone,
I'm Prateek Kumar, a DevOps Engineer currently pursuing my apprenticeship and actively seeking full-time opportunities.
So far, my experience has involved DNS management, cloud infrastructure, CI/CD, and building production environments from the ground up. Working at a startup as the sole DevOps engineer has given me the opportunity to design and implement infrastructure from scratch, make architectural decisions, and support systems through their growth into a stable and reliable platform.
I'm grateful for the learning and ownership that startup environments provide. As I continue my career, I'm looking forward to joining a more established engineering team where I can contribute my experience while also learning from engineers operating at larger scale, with mature systems and diverse infrastructure challenges.
If you know of any DevOps, SRE, or Cloud Engineering opportunities, I'd be happy to connect and have a conversation.
Thank you for your time.

Hey everyone 👋, I'm a software developer from Trinidad & Tobago.

I got pulled into DevOps because that's where I can provide the most value for my clients right now.

I'm at the beginner-to-intermediate stage — I've shipped two small "production" deployments on Azure,
and I've been experimenting with Nix, Terraform, Docker, and Kubernetes along the way.

I recently read Terraform: Up & Running, which opened my eyes to better Terraform practices, and that led
me down the path to Terragrunt and now Atmos — which is what brought me here.

I'm hoping to learn from people who've been doing this longer than me, so glad to be part of this community.

Hey SweetOps 👋 — Tomas here, joining from rarely sunny England.

Background in software infrastructure and dependency management.
I've spent way too many hours getting blindsided by upstream breaking
changes that looked identical to doc fixes in my release notifications.

Currently building ReleaseRadar — an AI tool that classifies dependency
releases (breaking change / security patch / new feature / docs-only) by
actually reading changelogs, not just diffing versions. Targeted at devs
managing multi-repo stacks who are drowning in release noise.

Looking forward to learning from this community — and happy to talk shop
on supply chain monitoring, release automation, or anything in that space.