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Santosh K.

@santoshdts

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✔CKA | Linux | DevOps | GitOps | IaC | Docker

Looking for a DevOps professional who can bring expertise and efficiency to your project? Allow me to introduce myself. I am a highly skilled and certified DevOps specialist with a strong focus on Containers, Kubernetes, Infrastructure as Code (IaC), CI/CD with GitOps workflow, AWS, Shell scripting, and exceptional problem-solving skills. What sets me apart is my extensive experience and knowledge in these areas. With my Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) certification, I possess a deep understanding of Kubernetes and containerization. I have successfully designed, deployed, configured, and managed scalable containerized applications using Kubernetes, ensuring optimal performance and resource utilization. My expertise in Containers, Kubernetes, IaC, AWS, and Shell scripting empowers me to streamline your project's development and deployment processes. By leveraging my skills, I can help you achieve seamless scalability, fault tolerance, and efficient resource management, ultimately driving your project's success. What can I do for you: ✔ I will containerize your application, ensuring their proper maintenance and seamless deployment on orchestration platforms such as Kubernetes. ✔ I will ensure continuous integration and delivery, enabling rapid and reliable software releases. ✔ Implement automated deployment CI/CD pipelines with GitOps workflow for continuous integration and delivery, ensuring rapid and reliable software releases. ✔ With my Strong problem-solving skills, I will quickly identify and address issues that arise during the DevOps lifecycle, ensuring smooth operations and minimizing disruptions. ✔ I excel at analyzing intricate systems, effectively pinpointing problems, and providing timely solutions. This minimizes downtime and maximizes productivity for your project. Don't miss the opportunity to have a skilled DevOps professional with exceptional problem-solving skills on your team. Let's collaborate and elevate your project to new heights.
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11184353
Deployed an Applicaion configured with Kustomize tool on ArgoCD. Built an OCI artifact from the Kustomize overlays and pushed it to a OCI complient registry. Referenced the artifact in ArgoCD to be deployed and managed with GitOps workflow.
GitOps with ArgoCd
11110775
This project involved updating an existing pod by adding a .war file inside the Tomcat container. The container was to be pulled from a private JFrog Artifactory hub, hence an imagePullSecret was to be created and an appropriate Service for accessing the pod was to be created.
Update the Tomcat Pod by adding a .war file in the container
This project involved updating an existing pod by adding a .war file inside the Tomcat container. The container was to be pulled from a private JFrog Artifactory hub, hence an imagePullSecret was to be created and an appropriate Service for accessing the pod was to be created.
Update the Tomcat Pod by adding a .war file in the container
11100083
Docker's multistage build feature is a powerful capability that allows developers to streamline the containerization process and optimize the resulting image size. With multi-stage builds, you can define multiple stages within a single Dockerfile, each representing a distinct phase of the build process. This feature enables you to efficiently separate build dependencies from the final runtime environment, reducing the overall image footprint. By discarding unnecessary build artifacts and leveraging only the required components, multistage builds enhance efficiency and portability. They offer a practical solution for building lean and optimized Docker images, facilitating faster deployment and improved resource utilization in containerized applications.
Write efficient Dockerfiles with multi-stage builds
11100100
One interesting aspect in our last examples while creating infrastructure with Terraform is that whenever we apply the terraform init or terraform plan command, Terraform destroys and recreates the resource. This is because Terraform doesn't have information about the previously created IAM modules. This would sometimes be an issue if you've had a Database and accidentally we or someone from our team applied to terraform init to our code. That would destroy and recreate the Database. That would be a disaster. Fortunately, Terraform provides us with a feature to navigate such scenarios and also enables us to seamlessly work in teams without worrying about the current state of our infrastructure provisioning with Terraform.
Securely manage your Terraform state file
One interesting aspect in our last examples while creating infrastructure with Terraform is that whenever we apply the terraform init or terraform plan command, Terraform destroys and recreates the resource. This is because Terraform doesn't have information about the previously created IAM modules. This would sometimes be an issue if you've had a Database and accidentally we or someone from our team applied to terraform init to our code. That would destroy and recreate the Database. That would be a disaster. Fortunately, Terraform provides us with a feature to navigate such scenarios and also enables us to seamlessly work in teams without worrying about the current state of our infrastructure provisioning with Terraform.
Securely manage your Terraform state file
One interesting aspect in our last examples while creating infrastructure with Terraform is that whenever we apply the terraform init or terraform plan command, Terraform destroys and recreates the resource. This is because Terraform doesn't have information about the previously created IAM modules. This would sometimes be an issue if you've had a Database and accidentally we or someone from our team applied to terraform init to our code. That would destroy and recreate the Database. That would be a disaster. Fortunately, Terraform provides us with a feature to navigate such scenarios and also enables us to seamlessly work in teams without worrying about the current state of our infrastructure provisioning with Terraform.
Securely manage your Terraform state file
11100123
- Build a GitHub Action that will push a new versioned image to the Docker hub when a new commit is pushed to the repo. - Install Flux on the Kubernetes Cluster using the FluxCD's bootstrap command. - Apply Flux Image Automation tools required to watch for any changes in the Image registry. - Configure our Deployment to pull the latest versioned image from the Docker hub. https://santoshdts.hashnode.dev/a-step-by-step-guide-to-gitops-with-github-actions-and-flux2-including-a-hands-on-demo
GitOps with GitHub Actions and FluxCD
11100072
Containerization and microservices have revolutionized the way applications are developed and deployed. But, with these technological advancements come new challenges in securing the containerized environment. Security in a containerized environment requires a different approach than traditional security mechanisms. It involves the continuous monitoring of container activities, identifying security threats, and ensuring compliance. In this hands-on blog, I share my hands-on experience with Falco, an open-source tool designed specifically for securing containerized environments. https://blog.kubesimplify.com/enhancing-runtime-security-with-falco-my-hands-on-experience
Implementing Run-time Security with Falco
Containerization and microservices have revolutionized the way applications are developed and deployed. But, with these technological advancements come new challenges in securing the containerized environment. Security in a containerized environment requires a different approach than traditional security mechanisms. It involves the continuous monitoring of container activities, identifying security threats, and ensuring compliance. In this hands-on blog, I share my hands-on experience with Falco, an open-source tool designed specifically for securing containerized environments. https://blog.kubesimplify.com/enhancing-runtime-security-with-falco-my-hands-on-experience
Implementing Run-time Security with Falco
Containerization and microservices have revolutionized the way applications are developed and deployed. But, with these technological advancements come new challenges in securing the containerized environment. Security in a containerized environment requires a different approach than traditional security mechanisms. It involves the continuous monitoring of container activities, identifying security threats, and ensuring compliance. In this hands-on blog, I share my hands-on experience with Falco, an open-source tool designed specifically for securing containerized environments. https://blog.kubesimplify.com/enhancing-runtime-security-with-falco-my-hands-on-experience
Implementing Run-time Security with Falco
11184353
Deployed an Applicaion configured with Kustomize tool on ArgoCD. Built an OCI artifact from the Kustomize overlays and pushed it to a OCI complient registry. Referenced the artifact in ArgoCD to be deployed and managed with GitOps workflow.
GitOps with ArgoCd
11110775
This project involved updating an existing pod by adding a .war file inside the Tomcat container. The container was to be pulled from a private JFrog Artifactory hub, hence an imagePullSecret was to be created and an appropriate Service for accessing the pod was to be created.
Update the Tomcat Pod by adding a .war file in the container
This project involved updating an existing pod by adding a .war file inside the Tomcat container. The container was to be pulled from a private JFrog Artifactory hub, hence an imagePullSecret was to be created and an appropriate Service for accessing the pod was to be created.
Update the Tomcat Pod by adding a .war file in the container
11100083
Docker's multistage build feature is a powerful capability that allows developers to streamline the containerization process and optimize the resulting image size. With multi-stage builds, you can define multiple stages within a single Dockerfile, each representing a distinct phase of the build process. This feature enables you to efficiently separate build dependencies from the final runtime environment, reducing the overall image footprint. By discarding unnecessary build artifacts and leveraging only the required components, multistage builds enhance efficiency and portability. They offer a practical solution for building lean and optimized Docker images, facilitating faster deployment and improved resource utilization in containerized applications.
Write efficient Dockerfiles with multi-stage builds
11100100
One interesting aspect in our last examples while creating infrastructure with Terraform is that whenever we apply the terraform init or terraform plan command, Terraform destroys and recreates the resource. This is because Terraform doesn't have information about the previously created IAM modules. This would sometimes be an issue if you've had a Database and accidentally we or someone from our team applied to terraform init to our code. That would destroy and recreate the Database. That would be a disaster. Fortunately, Terraform provides us with a feature to navigate such scenarios and also enables us to seamlessly work in teams without worrying about the current state of our infrastructure provisioning with Terraform.
Securely manage your Terraform state file
One interesting aspect in our last examples while creating infrastructure with Terraform is that whenever we apply the terraform init or terraform plan command, Terraform destroys and recreates the resource. This is because Terraform doesn't have information about the previously created IAM modules. This would sometimes be an issue if you've had a Database and accidentally we or someone from our team applied to terraform init to our code. That would destroy and recreate the Database. That would be a disaster. Fortunately, Terraform provides us with a feature to navigate such scenarios and also enables us to seamlessly work in teams without worrying about the current state of our infrastructure provisioning with Terraform.
Securely manage your Terraform state file
One interesting aspect in our last examples while creating infrastructure with Terraform is that whenever we apply the terraform init or terraform plan command, Terraform destroys and recreates the resource. This is because Terraform doesn't have information about the previously created IAM modules. This would sometimes be an issue if you've had a Database and accidentally we or someone from our team applied to terraform init to our code. That would destroy and recreate the Database. That would be a disaster. Fortunately, Terraform provides us with a feature to navigate such scenarios and also enables us to seamlessly work in teams without worrying about the current state of our infrastructure provisioning with Terraform.
Securely manage your Terraform state file
11100123
- Build a GitHub Action that will push a new versioned image to the Docker hub when a new commit is pushed to the repo. - Install Flux on the Kubernetes Cluster using the FluxCD's bootstrap command. - Apply Flux Image Automation tools required to watch for any changes in the Image registry. - Configure our Deployment to pull the latest versioned image from the Docker hub. https://santoshdts.hashnode.dev/a-step-by-step-guide-to-gitops-with-github-actions-and-flux2-including-a-hands-on-demo
GitOps with GitHub Actions and FluxCD
11100072
Containerization and microservices have revolutionized the way applications are developed and deployed. But, with these technological advancements come new challenges in securing the containerized environment. Security in a containerized environment requires a different approach than traditional security mechanisms. It involves the continuous monitoring of container activities, identifying security threats, and ensuring compliance. In this hands-on blog, I share my hands-on experience with Falco, an open-source tool designed specifically for securing containerized environments. https://blog.kubesimplify.com/enhancing-runtime-security-with-falco-my-hands-on-experience
Implementing Run-time Security with Falco
Containerization and microservices have revolutionized the way applications are developed and deployed. But, with these technological advancements come new challenges in securing the containerized environment. Security in a containerized environment requires a different approach than traditional security mechanisms. It involves the continuous monitoring of container activities, identifying security threats, and ensuring compliance. In this hands-on blog, I share my hands-on experience with Falco, an open-source tool designed specifically for securing containerized environments. https://blog.kubesimplify.com/enhancing-runtime-security-with-falco-my-hands-on-experience
Implementing Run-time Security with Falco
Containerization and microservices have revolutionized the way applications are developed and deployed. But, with these technological advancements come new challenges in securing the containerized environment. Security in a containerized environment requires a different approach than traditional security mechanisms. It involves the continuous monitoring of container activities, identifying security threats, and ensuring compliance. In this hands-on blog, I share my hands-on experience with Falco, an open-source tool designed specifically for securing containerized environments. https://blog.kubesimplify.com/enhancing-runtime-security-with-falco-my-hands-on-experience
Implementing Run-time Security with Falco

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Upgrade pod with new artifact from jfrog artifactory to minikube or kubernetes
Santosh is very professional on his deliverables and also got lot of patience while working, he makes sure the project delivered with the expected result. He learns new things on fly and implement and provide you necessary guidance wherever required. I would like work with him again in future. All the best Santosh.
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Experience

Sr.DevOps Engineer

xFusionCorp Industries
Aug 2022 - Present
At a virtual Company called KodeKloud-Engineer by KodeKloud, where I have tackled a diverse range of Linux SysAdmin level assignments and demonstrated my proficiency. As a result of my strong performance and dedication, I was promoted to the position of DevOps Engineer, showcasing my ability to seamlessly transition from traditional systems administration to a more advanced and dynamic DevOps role.

Entreprenuer

Digital Telesystems
Jan 2005 - Present
As the head of Digital Telesystems, a consulting and contracting firm, I have successfully led our operations in serving Indian Railways by fulfilling their Telecom and Signaling requirements through the execution of turnkey projects. With a strong focus on delivering high-quality solutions, we have built a reputation for providing comprehensive services and expertise in the field, ensuring seamless communication and efficient railway signaling systems for our esteemed clients.

Education

Diploma in Electronics and Telecom Engineering

India 1994 - 1997
(3 years)

Qualifications

Introduction to GitOps

The Linux Foundation
2023
Knowledge of the benefits of GitOps: By demonstrating how to set up infrastructure, roll out applications and recover from a disaster, all using developer-friendly git-based workflows.

Certified Kubernetes Administrator

The Linux Foundation
2023
Got the Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) certification from Linux Foundation by demonstrating the skills, knowledge, and competencies to perform the responsibilities. https://www.credly.com/badges/66c43dbf-e41f-4a46-b894-e58735d3036c/public_url

Publications

santoshdts.hashnode.dev

Hashnode
My blogs on various DevOps and Tech landscape https://santoshdts.hashnode.dev

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