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The engineer behind this blog #

I’ve spent years in the trenches of production infrastructure — 3am incidents, cascading failures, Kubernetes clusters that decided to have opinions at the worst possible time.

I’m Ramya Kolli, a Senior DevOps Engineer based in Bangalore. I’ve built and broken enough infrastructure to know what actually matters versus what looks good in an architecture diagram.

Why I started this #

Every junior engineer I’ve worked with hits the same walls. Not because they aren’t smart — they are. But because most DevOps content online is either too shallow to be useful, written by someone who read the docs but never ran this in production, or designed to sell you a course rather than solve your problem.

This blog is different. Everything here comes from real production experience.

My Stack #

Area Tools
Cloud AWS, Azure, GCP
Containers Kubernetes, Docker, Helm, ArgoCD
IaC Terraform, Ansible, Pulumi, CloudFormation
CI/CD GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, Jenkins, GitLab CI
Monitoring Datadog, Prometheus, Grafana, ELK Stack, PagerDuty
Scripting Python, Bash, PowerShell
Security HashiCorp Vault, SonarQube, Trivy, Aqua Security
Databases AWS RDS, MongoDB, Redis, PostgreSQL
Networking Nginx, Istio, Consul, Traefik
Collaboration Jira, Confluence, Slack, Notion

What I write about #

Kubernetes — the errors that wake you up at night and exactly how to fix them

Terraform & IaC — real world patterns, not hello world examples

CI/CD — pipelines that actually work at scale

Cloud infrastructure — AWS, cost optimization, architecture decisions

Security — DevSecOps practices that actually get implemented

Career — how to grow as a DevOps engineer in the current market

Let’s connect #

If you’re stuck on something, have a topic you want covered, or just want to talk infrastructure — reach out.

📧 [email protected]

No newsletters. No spam. Just DevOps.

Author
Ramya Kolli
Writing about Kubernetes, Terraform, AWS and everything DevOps. Real production experience, no fluff.