Free resources for cloud engineers and technical founders.
Practical checklists, ready-to-use templates, and guides based on real production experience — not theory.
Before you go live, check everything.
Step-by-step checklists to make sure nothing critical is missed when setting up or launching cloud infrastructure.
AWS Production Launch Checklist
Everything to verify before going live — IAM, security groups, backups, monitoring, SSL, and cost alerts.
Server Security Hardening Checklist
Linux server hardening steps — SSH configuration, firewall rules, fail2ban, unattended upgrades, and audit logging.
Kubernetes Deployment Readiness Checklist
Resource limits, liveness probes, readiness probes, RBAC, network policies, and namespace isolation — before any workload goes to production.
Start with something that already works.
Copy-paste infrastructure templates and configuration files used in real projects.
Terraform AWS VPC Module
Production-ready Terraform module for a multi-AZ VPC with public/private subnets, NAT gateway, and route tables.
Jenkins CI Pipeline Template
Declarative Jenkinsfile with stages for build, OWASP scan, SonarQube analysis, Docker image build, and push to registry.
Docker Compose Production Template
Multi-service Docker Compose setup with Nginx reverse proxy, SSL termination, health checks, and restart policies.
Learn how to do it properly.
In-depth guides on cloud infrastructure topics — written from production experience, not documentation summaries.
How to Set Up a CI/CD Pipeline from Scratch
End-to-end guide — from a bare EC2 instance to a fully working Jenkins + Docker + Kubernetes pipeline with GitOps delivery.
Migrating to AWS: A Practical Guide for Small Businesses
What to move first, how to plan the cutover, what to watch out for, and how to avoid the most common migration mistakes.
Setting Up Grafana + Prometheus on Kubernetes
Complete observability stack setup via Helm — scrape configs, useful dashboards, and alerting rules that actually matter in production.
Resources are being written.
In the meantime, if you have a specific infrastructure question — just ask. I'm happy to help directly.
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