portfolio
Ravindra Bhagat
- Ravindra Bhagat
- https://www.idealpoultry.com/
- AWS, INfra
Fictive box
- Pranav pandey
- https://yogasquard.com/
- DevOps
Whackoland
- Timothy Roberts
- https://whackoland.com
- DevOps
Glidegear
- Timothy Roberts
- https://glidegear.co/
- DevOps
Platformz
- Timothy Roberts
- https://platformz.us/
- DevOps
Rockerz
- Timothy Roberts
- https://rockerz.com/
- DevOps
Incabinpets
- Timothy Roberts
- https://incabinpets.com/
- DevOps
Behindthechair
- Briana Sanazzaro
- https://behindthechair.com/
- DevOps
MyReadrecipts
- Noosa Labs (Pascal)
- https://www.myreadreceipts.com/
- AWS, DevOps
Evalart
- Noosa Labs (Pascal)
- https://evalart.com/
- AWS, DevOps
Wamessages
Project Scope: Wamessages is a WhatsApp automation chrome extension., which is used to Connect with your customers via personalized WhatsApp Messages. this extension is send messages according to the list of numbers, from google Sheets as well as excel sheets.
The frontend of this application is working from Dorik.com and For the backend, we have deployed API in scalable architecture using EC2. Whenever there is a spike in the website, autoscaling is triggered and deploys a new server to handle the request. Load balancer is also in use for managing the load balance between servers. For network and application security, we have used WAF with custom rules and Detective Inspector, AWS Guard Duty.
Infrastructure: Manually deployed using AWS console and Dorik.
Services used: 1) EC2 as a backend server 2) Autoscaling and Application load balancer for handling/managing traffic. 3) RDS with MySQL as a database engine. 4) Route53 as a DNS 5) AWS backup. 6) Detective, Guard Duty, Inspector and WAF as security tools. 7) ACM from certificate manager. 8) Email from AWS Work-mail. 9) Amazon Simple Email Service. 10) Security groups for allowing particular Ips. 11)Separate VPC for production or staging environment. 12) GitHub action for application deployment. 13) set up Zendesk for customer support.
- Noosa Labs (Pascal)
- AWS, DevOps
Showbuilder
Project Name – Showbuilder Project Scope –
Creation of continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipeline that automatically builds and deploys a Java application to an Amazon Elastic compute cloud (EC2). Infrastructures – Manually deployed using AWS console.
Creation of continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipeline that automatically builds and deploys a Java application to an Amazon Elastic compute cloud (EC2). Infrastructures – Manually deployed using AWS console.
- Ec2 as a Backend server (Production, development and staging servers).
- VPC ( virtual private cloud) for production and staging environments.
- AWS backup.
- ACM for certification manager.
- Autoscaling and Application load balancer for handling and managing traffic
- RDS with MYSQL as a database engine.
- S3 as a storage and backup.
- Security groups for allowing particular IPs
- Route 53 as a DNS.
- Guard Duty, Inspector, WAF as a security tool.
- Cloudwatch for monitoring resources.
- AWS cloudfront and s3 bucket for static frontend hosting.
- DevOps
Sendtric
Project Name: Sendtric
Project Scope:
Sendtric Features · Reliable timers built within a robust, tested infrastructure · Optimised for fast loading times within your templates · In the project, we have migrated more than 8 servers from DigitalOcean to AWS EC2(redis or WordPress servers). Load Balancer is also in use for managing the load balance between servers. For network and application security, we have used WAF with custom rules and Detective,AWS Inspector, AWS GuardDuty.
Infrastructure: Manually deployed using AWS console and Heroku.
Services used:
Project Scope:
Sendtric Features · Reliable timers built within a robust, tested infrastructure · Optimised for fast loading times within your templates · In the project, we have migrated more than 8 servers from DigitalOcean to AWS EC2(redis or WordPress servers). Load Balancer is also in use for managing the load balance between servers. For network and application security, we have used WAF with custom rules and Detective,AWS Inspector, AWS GuardDuty.
Infrastructure: Manually deployed using AWS console and Heroku.
Services used:
- 1) EC2 as a backend server
- 2) Autoscaling and Application load balancer for handling/managing traffic.
- 3) Postgre as a database engine on Heroku.
- 4) Route53 as a DNS
- 5) AWS backup.
- 6) Detective, Guard Duty, Inspector and WAF as security tools.
- 7) ACM from certificate manager.
- 8) Email from AWS Workmail.
- 9) Amazon Simple Email Service.
- 10) Security groups for allowing particular IP’s.
- 11)Separate VPC for production or staging environment.
- 12) Heroku.
- 13) set up Zendesk for customer support.
- Noosa Labs (Pascal)
- AWS, DevOps
Scratchie
Project Name: Scratchie
Project Scope: Handing all the servers and all services hosted on AWS. Also Worked on Security. Installed WAF and Wazuh.
Infrastructure: Manually deployed using AWS console.
Services used:
Project Scope: Handing all the servers and all services hosted on AWS. Also Worked on Security. Installed WAF and Wazuh.
Infrastructure: Manually deployed using AWS console.
Services used:
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EC2 as a backend server.
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Virtual private cloud (VPC).
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Route53 as a DNS
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WAF as a security tool
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Load balancer.
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RDS Mysql for the database.
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Security groups for allowing particular Ips.
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ACM.
- Wazuh.
- Openvpn.
- AWS backup
- James Kell
- AWS, INfra
Robod
Project Name: Robod
Project Scope: Created an AWS Managed Microsoft AD directory. AWS Directory Service creates two directory servers, one in each of the private subnets of your VPC. And deployed workspace, by using custom image which contains only the OS, software, Microsoft Active Directory (AD) as a managed service and settings for the Workspace. A custom bundle is a combination of both that custom image and the hardware from which a Workspace is launched.
Infrastruture: Deployed by using CloudFormation (Infrastructure as a code) on AWS.
Services used:
Project Scope: Created an AWS Managed Microsoft AD directory. AWS Directory Service creates two directory servers, one in each of the private subnets of your VPC. And deployed workspace, by using custom image which contains only the OS, software, Microsoft Active Directory (AD) as a managed service and settings for the Workspace. A custom bundle is a combination of both that custom image and the hardware from which a Workspace is launched.
Infrastruture: Deployed by using CloudFormation (Infrastructure as a code) on AWS.
Services used:
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CloudFormation stack for workspace deployment.
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Workspaces with specific bundles.
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Microsoft Active Directory (AD) as a managed service.
- DevOps
Zadaly
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Project Scope:
Deployment of application from LeaseWeb. We created so many servers for them in their environment using RDP connection to their AWS console. We didn’t have control over their AWS console, they controlled all their AWS resources on their own. If there is anything they weren’t able to figure out by themselves then they reach out to us for support. There are 4 dedicated physical servers that they brought from the LeaseWeb. All these servers are window servers.
Infrastructure : Deployed Over LeaseWeb
Services Used:
Project Scope:
Deployment of application from LeaseWeb. We created so many servers for them in their environment using RDP connection to their AWS console. We didn’t have control over their AWS console, they controlled all their AWS resources on their own. If there is anything they weren’t able to figure out by themselves then they reach out to us for support. There are 4 dedicated physical servers that they brought from the LeaseWeb. All these servers are window servers.
Infrastructure : Deployed Over LeaseWeb
Services Used:
- Virtual private cloud (VPC) for the complete Infra.
- Virtual private network (VPN) to access private resources
- Security groups for allowing particular IPs
- LeaseWeb resources.
- Remote Desktop System to get the access.
- Use of OpenVPN to take the server control over the console.
- DevOps