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Hi, I'm Adetokunbo Temitayo Ige | a DevOps Engineer with experience in Platform Engineering, SRE, Database Administration, and Technical Writing. I want to share my knowledge with the community. Also educate and share my experience with people. Blog: https://igeadetokunbo.medium.com/
Senior Full-Stack Engineer with 8+ years of experience building scalable web applications and infrastructure. Expertise across frontend, backend, cloud, DevOps, and infrastructure, delivering high-quality, maintainable solutions.
Hi!👋 I am a Full Stack Software Engineer with experience in web and mobile development. I have worked in different phases of a product life cycle and different stages of a company. I am a passionate mentor who loves to help and guide others through my experience in individual and group sessions.
I have been working in the industry for the past 12 years as Fullstack developer, Java specialist and Application Architect. I am passionate about Spring boot microservices and constantly strive to write clean code with best practices invloved. I work on following stack: **Backend**: - Spring 6.0, Spring Boot - Spring Webflux - Spring Cloud, Spring Microservices - Java 21 - RESTful API's - Apache Kafka - Spring Security - OAuth 2.0 - Websockets **Frontend**: - Angular - NgRx - RxJs - PrimeNG - Bootstrap - HTML - CSS - Javascript **Databases**: - MongoDB 4.4/5.0 - SQL databases **DevOps**: - Kubernetes - Ansible - Docker - Git, svn, P4v **Design**: - UML, - Object oriented Modelling, - Swagger/ OAS 3.0 - JSON API Specs
Technically sophisticated professional with 13 years of career reflecting experience in IT Infrastructure/services encompassing Technical Consulting, Project Implementation, System Integration and Administration, Infrastructure Automation, End to End build automation provisioning architecture. Tools: Linux, DataDog, Splunk, Cloud Computing, AWS, Jenkins, Git, Web Servers, LAMP, MySQL, Docker, Python, Bash, Terraform.
- Certified Kubernetes Administrator managing k8s clusters over 300+ nodes. Deploying both stateful and stateless applications - Certified Elastic engineer | Certified Elastic Analyst | Certified Elastic Observability Engineer. Managing various clusters for observability use cases. Cluster size ranging from 3nodes till 600 nodes - 9+ years IT experience
I have nearly a decade of experience in managing and automating datacenters . I basically use python and ansible to get the Job done throw APIS, But I also can use bash and powershell If we have to . Also I have deep knowledge on many VMware products like Vsphere , NSX , Vcloud , VRLCM and etc . A little bit of networking , and a little of bit of storage . A jack of all trades you can say . I like to build discord bots for fun .
I succeed or your **money back.** Skillset includes: python, elixir, rust, golang, c++, lua et al. Diving into, understanding and debugging codebases alien to me is one of my core expertise. I run a software development shop called essentia.dev and actively participate in the open source communities in India. ====== How does it work? - We start a 1:1 session. - Both of us join the zoom call. - You start the session timer and pause it. - You share your screen and explain the problem statement. - I do some research if necessary. - We resume the timer and I try to help. - Full refund if I do not succeed.
Sanyam Khurana, an Open Source contributor who predominantly goes by the moniker "CuriousLearner," achieved summa cum laude distinction upon obtaining a Master's degree in Computer Science from the Georgia Institute of Technology, specializing in Machine Learning and Interactive Intelligence. He is also an AWS certified Solutions Architect. Sanyam has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to the Open Source community, having served as a GSoC mentor for Debian and an individual member of the Django Software Foundation (DSF). His GitHub profile (https://github.com/CuriousLearner/) is filled with evidence of his contributions to numerous upstream projects. He has delivered presentations at a variety of international conferences, including PyCon Australia (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=go7JklZRtrs) and DjangoCon US (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiZ_1gsS4F8). Sanyam's work has also been instrumental in maintaining and improving CPython, Python's interpreter, as a dedicated bug triager who actively contributes patches upstream. He has also contributed various patches and bug reports upstream to Mozilla Organization's Gecko Engine, in addition to maintaining several upstream projects across different organizations. As a vouched Mozillian, Sanyam has earned the distinction of being an official representative of Mozilla, and his contributions have been recognized in the AUTHORS and credits sections of every browser ever released by Mozilla. He served as a mentor for PyDSA during RGSoC 2017.
I am a technical entrepreneur and a software developer who tries to take the meaning of “full stack” to the next level, by embracing DevOps, QA, and business domain concerns as part of my development process. I strive to consider the big picture, while keeping a focus on the most critical tasks at hand to make my team efficient. Learning continuously is one of my own core values, and I enjoy working with everything that is new to me, whether it is considered “new” or “legacy” technology. Teamwork and constant exchange of expertise with my peers also play a vital role in achieving my goals.
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