Cloud Infrastructure

Infrastructure clicked together by hand in a cloud console is infrastructure that can't be reviewed, can't be reproduced in under a week, and breaks in ways nobody can explain. Every environment we run staging, production is defined as Terraform code. A new environment is a plan and an apply, not a day of clicking.

CDN and load balancer at the edge terminating TLS and health-checking upstream services. A Kubernetes cluster running independently-scaling services behind a service mesh for internal mTLS. A data layer built for durability managed databases, object storage, message queues, and automated backups.

• ▸CDN and load balancer at the edge TLS termination and health checking
• ▸Kubernetes-orchestrated services, each scaling independently based on real load
• ▸Service mesh handling internal routing and mTLS between services
• ▸Terraform-managed networking, clusters, and config reproducible from source
• ▸Managed databases, object storage, message queues, and automated backups

Every deployment goes through an automated pipeline build, test, image push to registry, deploy to Kubernetes. No manual steps between a merged PR and a running deployment. Rollback is a single command against the previous image tag.

• ▸GitHub Actions pipeline from PR merge to deployed container
• ▸Docker image built and pushed to registry on every merge
• ▸Kubernetes rolling deployment zero downtime by default
• ▸One-command rollback to any previous image tag