Published: Sat 13 September 2025
In Work .
It’s been a long time since my last post, and quite a lot has happened since launching Nubosas
After a brief period without a project, I began a series of engagements as a Nubosas contractor .
The first was with Revieve , where I led the migration of two AWS accounts from console-managed infrastructure to Terraform-managed environments.
I imported all existing resources, extended the setup with automation, and built CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions .
The project also included deploying a MongoDB Atlas cluster to support new applications.
Next, I joined a still-active engagement with a Fortune 500 company , working on their Global Data Foundation team as a DataOps engineer .
My focus has been supporting their AWS infrastructure and guiding the migration to Databricks on Azure , enabling a modern, scalable data platform across global regions.
In between these major projects I also handled a smaller migration from a single on-premises server to the cloud—proof that even modest workloads benefit from strong automation and careful planning.
These experiences have reinforced what I value most: building reliable, automated infrastructure that frees teams to innovate.
Today, through Nubosas, I focus on helping scaling SaaS businesses graduate from expensive public clouds (AWS/Azure/GCP) to their own highly automated, Private Sovereign Clouds using bare-metal Kubernetes. It brings Fortune 500 reliability without the cloud tax.
I’ll use this blog to share occasional technical insights and lessons learned.
If you’d like to discuss a project or connect, you can reach me through Nubosas , on
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