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Senior Cloud Infrastructure Engineer
I built an automated framework using Python and Pulumi to solve uncontrolled cloud spend. This "Governance Shield" monitors AWS resources and enforces cost-saving policies automatically.
Results:
30% Monthly Savings: Auto-removal of orphaned EBS/RDS.
Spot Instance Shift: Cut compute costs by 70%.
Compliance-as-Code: Mandatory tagging via CI/CD.
Delivering asynchronous excellence: I build self-governing systems so your team can focus on product, not cloud bills.
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I like Lambda, but there’s a point where it stops feeling like the right abstraction.
Usually it’s when you need longer-running jobs, background workflows, more runtime control, or you start stitching together cron, retries, webhooks, and logs across several services.
At that point, the answer often becomes ECS, Fargate, EC2, Step Functions, or some custom worker setup.
I’m interested in where people actually go next, and which option felt like the least painful operational step up.
I’m asking partly because I’m building Inquir, and I keep seeing this “gap” between simple functions and much heavier infrastructure.
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I had the opportunity to work on another live platform for a business client.
🌐 https://tmsfurniture.in
This project involved building and supporting a multi-store ecommerce and lead management platform designed to help customers explore furniture collections and connect directly with nearby stores as easy management by seperate dashboard for store owner - who controls everything and manager - controls specific store.
Some of the areas I worked on:
• Multi-store product catalogue system - Products with variants, category, banners, lead updations
• Customer enquiry & lead management
• Admin dashboard for store operations - Store Owner and Store Manager
• Deployment and hosting setup - AWS EC2 and S3
• Continuous technical support and monitoring
The platform has now been live in production for the past 4 months, running smoothly with stable performance and no major issues, which has been a great experience in maintaining real-world systems.
It was rewarding to see the client happy with the outcome and how the platform helps improve their online visibility and customer enquiries.
Impressive job!
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