Aws | Jose Castrillo

DevOps Projects

🚀 Professional Journey Overview Infrastructure as Code | Cloud Native Solutions | Continuous Delivery With 8+ years in DevOps engineering, I specialize in building scalable, resilient infrastructure and automating complex deployment pipelines. My expertise spans across multi-cloud environments, container orchestration, and implementing robust DevOps practices. 💼 Featured Projects 🔥 Current Active Projects Project: Hetzner Cloud Microservices Platform Timeline: 2024 - Present Type: Personal Technologies: Ansible, Terraform, Hetzner Cloud, GitLab CI, Podman, Packer, Devbox tool, Task framework Categories: infrastructure, automation, cloud Tags: #infrastructure #automation #cloud #hetzner #devops ...

Cloud Development Operations - [currently] Jose Castrillo Title: Cloud Development Operations Public Cloud: AWS Started: Nov 2024 - Currently Company: Aubay Client: Allianz As part of the DevOps team, I design, maintain, and automate AWS infrastructure with Terraform and Terragrunt, following Infrastructure as Code (IaC) principles. I drive automation, CI/CD adoption, and cloud cost/security optimization across environments. Docker AWS Linux❤️ GNU Bash Visual Studio Code Ansible Jenkins Terraform python Java Terragrunt ...

S3 by using random provider on Terraform

This is a piece of cake for most of you that are working on tf, I will drop this snippet code where you can create a S3 bucket with an unique name; as you know those requirements should fit in order to create the S3, hence we can use random_string, also we can use random_id, on this case I used random_string. main.tf resource "random_string" "randomz" { length = 8 lower = true special = false upper = false } Above is a resource block where its block label is random_string I defined the block body in that way in order to fit the S3’s requirements. ...