Senior Cloud Platform Architect · Hyderabad, India
I've spent 15 years making cloud infrastructure boring — in the best way possible. Boring means your team ships without opening tickets to the platform team.
I've run hybrid AWS and Azure environments — eight AWS accounts, AKS clusters alongside EKS, and everything wired together with Terraform and GitOps. Built the multi-account landing zone from scratch — account vending, SCPs, network topology, guardrails that actually hold under pressure. Put EKS platforms into production with GitOps workflows that teams adopted without a training deck. Wrote the Terraform modules we still use. When I left, the platform ran itself most days.
Healthcare cloud means HIPAA and SOC2 aren't checkboxes before a release — they're real audit environments with real consequences if you get it wrong. That shaped how I think about compliance: architect it in from day one, don't layer it on after the fact.
| Repo | What it is |
|---|---|
| aws-multi-account-landing-zone | The landing zone pattern I'd build again if I had to start over |
| terraform-aws-modules | Modules with sensible defaults, not just thin wrappers |
| eks-platform-blueprint | EKS setup that gives teams guardrails without getting in their way |
| devsecops-pipeline-templates | Security gates that don't break velocity |
| aws-mlops-platform | SageMaker pipelines, MLflow tracking, Bedrock access with per-team IAM scoping — the AI/MLOps layer on top of the platform |
| azure-platform-blueprint | AKS platform with Azure AD integration, ArgoCD GitOps, Prometheus, and AGIC — the Azure equivalent of the EKS blueprint |