I ship Java/Spring Boot & Python services through pipelines I build myself — Jenkins → SonarQube/Trivy/OWASP → ArgoCD → Kubernetes — with security scanning and observability baked in from the first commit, not bolted on after.
AWS
Docker
Kubernetes
Terraform
Jenkins
ArgoCD
Prometheus
Grafana
Java
Spring Boot
Python
FastAPI
MySQL
React
Bash
Linux
AWS
Docker
Kubernetes
Terraform
Jenkins
ArgoCD
Prometheus
Grafana
Java
Spring Boot
Python
FastAPI
MySQL
React
Bash
Linux
This is the actual GitOps pipeline running on DevHub 2.0 — my flagship project. Every commit goes through security scanning before it ever touches a running pod.
I'm a final-year B.Tech Computer Science student at Acropolis Institute of Technology & Research, Indore, building toward DevSecOps and Platform Engineering roles. I started as a Java/Spring Boot developer, and that backend foundation is exactly why my pipelines and manifests hold up — I understand what's actually running inside the pods I'm deploying.
Most of my learning happens by building and breaking things myself — real EC2/K3s clusters, real Jenkins webhooks that loop infinitely until you fix them, real CrashLoopBackOff pods at 1 AM. I write my own Kubernetes manifests and Terraform modules from scratch, not from copy-pasted YAML.
Open to DevSecOps, Cloud, and Platform Engineering internships & entry-level roles. If you're hiring for pipelines, Kubernetes, or cloud infra — let's talk.
DevSecOps and Cloud/Platform Engineering internships, GitOps and Kubernetes-heavy roles, and open-source collaborations. I care about systems that stay observable and secure under real production load.