About Me
I’ve spent more than 20 years building and stabilizing systems, keeping complexity under control, and sharing what works in the field.
Outside of day-to-day work, my favorite playground is IoT and smart devices. I like the moment when a messy real-life problem becomes a clean, automated flow—a sensor that tells the truth, a device that reacts at the right time, and a setup that quietly works without attention.
This blog is where I collect those wins (and the failures that lead to them). It’s a workshop journal: experiments, guides, troubleshooting notes, and thoughts on what makes “smart” technology feel natural rather than annoying.
I like to document the practical patterns that work in production—everything from Kubernetes rollouts and observability pipelines to network hardening and incident-ready runbooks.