Projects · AWS
Architecting and operating cloud-native infrastructure for Phoenix Contact's global web and e-commerce platforms — built for reliability, security, and scale.
RDS PostgreSQL upgrade downtime via blue/green deployment automation
Operating production AWS infrastructure at global scale
Web and e-commerce platforms serving teams across North America and Europe
The platform is built around a set of AWS primitives managed through infrastructure-as-code and operated with a reliability-first mindset.
Containerized application workloads running on fully managed compute — no EC2 fleet management, predictable scaling, and clean deployment boundaries.
Global CDN distribution via CloudFront backed by Application Load Balancers, with Akamai CDN/WAF for additional edge security and traffic management.
Managed relational databases with a blue/green upgrade strategy that cut major version upgrade downtime by over 80%.
DNS management and traffic routing across global environments, supporting staged rollouts and failover strategies.
Durable object storage for static assets, deployment artifacts, and data pipelines integrated with CloudFront for global delivery.
Least-privilege IAM policies, security scanning integrated into CI/CD pipelines, and API gateway hardening via OpenResty and NGINX.
All infrastructure is defined, versioned, and deployed through code — eliminating configuration drift and enabling repeatable environments.
Primary IaC tool for provisioning and managing AWS resources. Modular architecture with reusable components across environments.
Configuration management and automation for server provisioning, patching, and application deployment across Linux environments.
AWS-native stack management for services tightly integrated with the AWS ecosystem, used alongside Terraform where appropriate.
Production systems are only as reliable as your ability to understand what's happening in them.
Metrics, logs, and alarms across all AWS services — with alert fatigue mitigation as a core design goal.
Centralized log aggregation and search across distributed services, replacing legacy ELK stack deployments.
Full-stack APM and infrastructure monitoring driving observability standards across the platform.