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Mechatronics engineer turned DevOps engineer — building real cloud infrastructure, automating deployments, and shipping production-grade pipelines from Lagos, Nigeria. I don't just watch tutorials — every concept becomes a project, every project goes on GitHub, and every milestone gets shared in public.
I graduated with a degree in Mechatronics Engineering from Federal University Oye-Ekiti in 2024. Mechatronics taught me how to think in systems — how mechanical, electrical, and software components interact. That same thinking is what makes a great DevOps engineer.
When I discovered cloud infrastructure and DevOps, everything clicked. Provisioning servers, automating deployments, building pipelines — it's the same systems thinking, but at cloud scale. I've been all-in ever since.
I'm currently completing the Decoding DevOps course by Imran Teli and building real projects alongside every module. My flagship project, EduStack, is a personalised multi-tier university portal running across 5 interconnected servers with a full DevSecOps CI/CD pipeline.
I build in public. Every project I complete goes on GitHub with a proper README. No hidden repos. No half-finished work collecting dust.
A personalised multi-tier university student portal — my original take on the vprofile architecture from the Decoding DevOps course. Runs across 5 interconnected servers: Nginx, Apache Tomcat, MySQL, Memcached, and RabbitMQ. Available in 5 deployment stages from bare VMs to Kubernetes with a full DevSecOps CI/CD pipeline.
Three production-ready Bash and Python scripts: a system health monitor running via cron, an automated backup script with 7-day rotation, and an AWS resource reporter using boto3 that queries EC2, S3, and IAM.
This portfolio site — hosted on Amazon S3 for static file storage, served globally through CloudFront with HTTPS. Deployed via a single Bash script: sync to S3, invalidate CloudFront cache. Cost: ~$0.03/month.
GitHub Actions pipeline with 6 security stages: secret scanning (GitLeaks), dependency scanning (Snyk), Maven build and tests, container scanning (Trivy), ECR push, and EC2 deployment. Uses IAM OIDC — zero long-lived credentials stored anywhere.
I'm actively looking for remote DevOps internships and junior roles — open to any timezone. If you work in DevOps, hire for engineering teams, or just want to talk infrastructure and cloud, reach out.