About the service
I am a Kubernetes engineer, and containers are what I work with every day. I take applications that run on a single server or in a chaotic Docker environment and transform them into clean, reproducible workloads that fit comfortably inside a cluster. This means proper Dockerfiles, packaging services into Helm charts with well-thought-out values and templates, and describing Deployments, StatefulSets, Services and Ingress rules that behave consistently across all environments. I care about the boring details that keep a cluster alive: resource requests and limits, liveness and readiness probes, rolling updates without traffic loss and pod disruption budgets so that draining a node doesn't turn into an emergency.
Beyond initial containerization, I maintain clusters long-term. I set up horizontal and vertical autoscaling so workloads follow demand instead of burning money on idle nodes, I raise ingress controllers and TLS termination, I build complete observability with metrics, logs and traces — so you understand what's happening before users complain. My deployments are built on GitOps: a git repository is the single source of truth, changes go through Argo CD or Flux with clear diffs, simple rollbacks and no kubectl surprises. I work equally confidently in managed clouds EKS, GKE and AKS and on bare-metal or self-hosted clusters.
Whether you need a one-time Kubernetes migration, a hardened production platform or a on-call engineer to tame an existing cluster that wakes your team at night, I deliver calm, tested and documented infrastructure. I explain what I build so your team can maintain it all calmly after I'm gone.
— Application containerization and clean minimal images
— Helm charts, templating and release management
— Horizontal and vertical autoscaling, cluster capacity tuning
— Ingress, TLS, load balancing and network policies
— Observability: Prometheus, Grafana, logs and traces
— GitOps delivery via Argo CD or Flux
— Managed and bare-metal clusters: EKS, GKE, AKS, on-prem
Beyond initial containerization, I maintain clusters long-term. I set up horizontal and vertical autoscaling so workloads follow demand instead of burning money on idle nodes, I raise ingress controllers and TLS termination, I build complete observability with metrics, logs and traces — so you understand what's happening before users complain. My deployments are built on GitOps: a git repository is the single source of truth, changes go through Argo CD or Flux with clear diffs, simple rollbacks and no kubectl surprises. I work equally confidently in managed clouds EKS, GKE and AKS and on bare-metal or self-hosted clusters.
Whether you need a one-time Kubernetes migration, a hardened production platform or a on-call engineer to tame an existing cluster that wakes your team at night, I deliver calm, tested and documented infrastructure. I explain what I build so your team can maintain it all calmly after I'm gone.
— Application containerization and clean minimal images
— Helm charts, templating and release management
— Horizontal and vertical autoscaling, cluster capacity tuning
— Ingress, TLS, load balancing and network policies
— Observability: Prometheus, Grafana, logs and traces
— GitOps delivery via Argo CD or Flux
— Managed and bare-metal clusters: EKS, GKE, AKS, on-prem
