I have experience working with cloud services (AWS, Azure) and I have done both architecting and operations in this area. I've been involved in the full lifecycle of the projects, working side by side with the clients to surpass their expectations.My favorite tools when defining architecture are [draw.io](http://draw.io/) and Terraform and a text editor to produce documentation (in two formats: markdown, living inside the repository, and then on Confluence)Repeatability is very important to me. For this I have vast experience writing Ansible playbooks and roles. I've also used Chef in the past and done more simple automations using plain Bash and Python.I'm highly skilled with Docker and Kubernetes, both managed (EKS) and deployed on bare metal. I love metrics and monitoring. My favorite part of setting up a cluster is configuring metrics, alerts and monitoring. My tools of choice for this are Prometheus, Grafana and Sensu. I've also worked with Nagios and Datadog.In the CI/CD, logging and debugging space I've worked with a wide range of tooling stacks. Most of my experience is with Jenkins (Groovy, shared libraries, blue-green deployments...) and SonarQube. My platform of choice for log consumption is Graylog (I've also worked with ELK) and for network tracing I like to use Jaeger.My background as a full stack web developer gives me a special insight in regards of web service performance and reliability and also lets me work side to side with development teams.This experience developing for the web lets me also focus on security. I've worked with different risk mitigation tools (nginx with modsec, wafs, firewalls)I've worked with applications of all kinds: websites, crms, ecommerce, mobile, apis... that gives me exprience with different software in regards to use, configuration, security hardening... This includes web servers (Apache, Nginx, HAProxy), databases (MySQL, pgSQL, MongoDB, ElasticSearch), message brokers (Kafka, MQTT, Redis)

I’ve done web development in a wide range of technologies. Being a Full Stack Developer for a consultancy firm means I get to mix it up a lot. I’m more experienced as a backend developer but I’ve also worked in the frontend side of things. I can write CSS and I’ve worked in complex projects using React and Vue.Backend:- PHP (Laravel, F3, Cake, Zend)- Python (Django)- Ruby on Rails- NodeFrontend:- HTML/CSS/SASS/Bootstrap- React (+ React Native)- Angular (+ Universal)- jQueryCMS:- Woprdpress- Magento (1.x)- Drupal (6.x, 7.x)

Web developer duties on one of eBay based classifieds website, working heavily on backend with frontend and devops tasks.We used mostly PHP5 and our platform was built for speed working on large data sets, performing (near) real time searches using Apache Solr's technology on a LAMP stack.My tasks were a variety of bug fixing and adding new functionality to the existing codebase.

Taking care of a social CMS oriented to sharing commercial music videos.The CMS was half­done when I got in, my main task was it's improvement and moving from a Flash video player to aHTML5 MP4/OGG based.I was also rewriting big parts of the program on the backend and on the frontend, almost all of them on the forums (vanillabased) and the profile system (an old version of Social Engine).I also created a RESTful Web Service and some satellite sites that worked with the main one, sharing users andresources.