DevOps
Comprehensive DevOps learning repository covering Linux, Shell Scripting, Git, Maven, AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, GitHub Actions, Splunk, and real-world CI/CD projects.
Each repository has its own purpose. Some are application projects; others are focused learning tracks where I document concepts, examples, and experiments as I work through them.
End-to-end applications and focused engineering experiments. Each card links to its GitHub repository; descriptions are based on the details provided so far.
Comprehensive DevOps learning repository covering Linux, Shell Scripting, Git, Maven, AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, GitHub Actions, Splunk, and real-world CI/CD projects.
Automated static website delivery using GitHub, GitHub Webhooks, AWS CodePipeline, CodeBuild, build artifacts, Amazon S3, and S3 static website hosting.
Linux command-line and shell scripting practice for system administration, automation, and foundational DevOps workflows.
Focused learning and examples for reactive programming concepts in Java.
Spring WebFlux learning repository for building reactive, non-blocking web applications.
PSD Image Generation Service using Aspose.PSD to load PSD templates from signed URLs, overlay user-defined text and font styles, and produce PSD, PNG, and JPG outputs. Uses CompletableFuture and a shared ExecutorService for asynchronous processing and cleans up downloaded resources.
Hands-on Kubernetes learning, covering cluster fundamentals and the building blocks used to run containerized applications.
Java Collection Framework examples and notes for understanding core data structures and collection APIs.
SQL learning and practice repository for strengthening database fundamentals and query-writing skills.
Spring Framework examples spanning Spring Boot REST, Spring Data/JPA transactions, Redis cache and pub/sub, Spring Security, AOP, Kafka and Avro, RabbitMQ, Spring Cloud microservices, centralized ELK logging, batch fault tolerance, and end-to-end integration testing.
AWS CI/CD learning repository and deployment workflow experiments.
Order management API exploring MongoDB persistence, Redis caching, Kafka events, Avro serialization, Docker, Helm, and cloud-native deployment.
Repository links: OrderFlow points to the known repository. Other cards are category placeholders, not claims that those repositories already exist. Replace their links and status labels when you share the actual GitHub URLs.
Solid fundamentals help me write code that is easier to understand, test, secure, debug, and scale. They make it easier to choose the right data structure, design clear APIs, and run services reliably in containers—rather than relying on copy-paste solutions.
As you publish more repositories, this page can become the single directory for your whole engineering portfolio.