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I’m a Cloud/DevOps Engineer building production-style systems. Working with Cloud Platforms, Linux, Kubernetes, Terraform & CI/CD. Sharing what I build, break, and learn along the way. Projects & threads coming.

Plot twist: I’m looking for my next challenge. 🚀 If you want a DevOps Engineer who optimizes for both uptime and sanity (and knows that "hero culture" is just a technical debt in disguise), let’s talk. My DMs are open. Hire me before a recruiter beats you to it. 😉

We spend millions on 99.999% uptime. ☁️ Multi-region failover? Check. Self-healing clusters? Check. But if your servers can survive an earthquake yet your team can't survive a single family emergency without a total meltdown, you don't have High Availability.

Tools make you useful. Systems thinking makes you dangerous. Still learning… but I see it now. #TechGrowth #Learning

Most people learn tools. Few learn systems. That gap changes everything. #SystemsThinking #Tech

Cloud tip: If it’s not in your code, it shouldn’t be running.

If you can’t answer: “Why does this resource exist?” You’re already overspending.

Most cloud waste comes from: “just in case” resources forgotten instances inconsistent environments Not scale. Not growth. Just lack of discipline.

Your cloud bill isn’t high because of traffic. It’s high because of decisions you didn’t track. Manual infra = silent waste. Code your infra, control your cost.

@twtayaan We're on the exact same path man, lets connect!

X is cool! But it’s way better when your timeline is full of people on the same journey. I’m looking to connect more with: • DevOps engineers • SREs • Cloud / Platform engineers • Solution Architects • MlOps folks • People building real infra If you’re working with Kubernetes, DevSecOps, CI/CD, observability, automation, or cloud in general we’ll probably get along. I’m building a real DevSecOps project in public right now and sharing what I learn along the way. If you’re on a similar path, I hope this tweet finds you.

💥 Lesson from real cloud security: 1️⃣ No human should have persistent cluster-admin 2️⃣ Roles should be task-specific 3️⃣ Misconfigurations = critical vulnerability #DevSecOps #CloudSecurity #Kubernetes

RBAC isn’t convenience. It’s containment. Limit access → reduce damage if compromised. Namespace-scoped roles > full cluster admin every time. #K8s #CyberSecurity #CloudEngineering

Most Kubernetes breaches aren’t from hackers, they’re from misconfigured RBAC. 🚨 Give someone cluster-admin by mistake? You just handed them the keys to your cluster. 🔑 #Kubernetes #CloudSecurity #DevSecOps

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Stop handing out master keys to everyone in your K8s cluster. By default, every Pod gets an API token it probably doesn't need. Setting automountServiceAccountToken: false is the easiest way to shrink your blast radius today. #Kubernetes

@emmanuelbasy Before nko 😆

I once interviewed a candidate virtually for a mid-level Digital Marketing role. Strong CV. Clear answers. Interview was going really well. Midway in, his phone rang. He picked it up. Not to mute it. Not to excuse himself. He answered and said, “I’m in an interview, but go ahead.” All of us in that call were shocked. Then, barely 10 seconds later, he suddenly shouted: “Mo ti je 20 million!” (I’ve won 20 million!) meaning in English While maintaining full eye contact with everyone on the panel. When he was done celebrating, he calmly said: “Sorry about that. I don’t need your job again.” And exited the call. Omo… shock wound all of us for that interview..

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Sidecars are the "manual transmission" of K8s networking. eBPF is the "automatic." It’s time to move the "plumbing" out of the pod and into the kernel. #CloudNative #eBPF #Kubernetes

If your K8s nodes are struggling with "Sidecar Sprawl," you're solving the problem at the wrong layer. By moving networking and security to eBPF, you’re instrumenting the kernel, not the app. No more sidecar injection failures. No more proxy latency. Just clean, kernel-native.

Sidecars (User-space): 🔄 Multiple context switches 🐢 Packet hopping through proxies 💸 Resource heavy at scale eBPF (Kernel-space): ⚡️ Direct socket-level routing 👁️ Transparent observability 🛡️ Un-bypassable security