Infrastructure as Code with Terraform and Terragrunt
Stop clicking through cloud consoles. Here's how I use Terraform and Terragrunt to manage scalable, cost-optimized AWS infrastructure.
JakOps helps startups and growing teams automate deployments, reduce AWS costs, improve CI/CD pipelines, and build resilient cloud infrastructure — so you can ship faster with confidence.
Hands-on AWS DevOps expertise across the full infrastructure lifecycle.
I design and implement deployment pipelines using GitHub Actions, ArgoCD, Bitbucket Pipelines, and AWS CodePipeline/CodeBuild — reducing release friction and human error.
From cluster setup to advanced autoscaling with Karpenter and KEDA — I run production EKS environments and help teams adopt containers the right way.
I manage complex AWS environments with Terraform and Terragrunt — reproducible, modular, and version-controlled. No more snowflake infrastructure.
'I identify over-provisioned resources, implement savings plans, and right-size workloads. Teams I've worked with have significantly reduced their AWS spend without sacrificing performance.'
'I set up full observability stacks — Prometheus, Grafana, Elasticsearch, Kibana, and CloudWatch — so you know exactly what's happening in production at all times.'
'IAM least-privilege policies, VPC design, KMS encryption, SSM parameter management, and OpenVPN access — I build infrastructure that's secure by default.'
A transparent, low-overhead process — from first call to production.
Step 1: Free AWS Audit
I review your current AWS architecture, CI/CD setup, costs, and security posture. You get a concrete report with findings and prioritized recommendations — no strings attached.
Step 2: Proposal & Scope
Based on the audit, I propose a clear scope of work. Project-based or ongoing retainer — you choose what fits your team and budget.
Step 3: Hands-On Implementation
I work directly in your codebase and AWS account — writing Terraform, wiring pipelines, tuning clusters — collaborating with your engineers via GitHub, Slack, or whatever tools you use.
Ongoing Support
I stay available for incidents, reviews, and infrastructure evolution as your product scales. Think of me as your on-call DevOps lead without the full-time hire.
Common questions from teams considering working with JakOps.
Yes. I work with startups from MVP stage through scaling — helping you avoid expensive infrastructure mistakes early, and building foundations that grow with you.
Most dev teams hit a wall when deployments become complex, costs spike, or incidents happen. I integrate with your existing team and take infrastructure off their plate — without a full-time hire.
Absolutely. I start with a free audit of your current setup and work iteratively — no need to rebuild everything from scratch.
Yes. I have hands-on experience building shared infrastructure for backends, web apps, iOS and Android — including shared auth (Cognito), CDN (CloudFront), and unified CI/CD pipelines.
Both. My background in Java and Spring Boot means I understand the code your pipelines are building — which makes me a much more effective DevOps partner than someone who only knows infrastructure.
'Project-based (fixed scope) or monthly retainer. Start with a free AWS audit and we'll figure out what makes sense.'
Practical DevOps articles based on real production experience — Kubernetes, AWS, Terraform, CI/CD and more.
Stop clicking through cloud consoles. Here's how I use Terraform and Terragrunt to manage scalable, cost-optimized AWS infrastructure.
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Book a free AWS review with me. I'll dig into your setup and give you honest, actionable feedback — whether we work together or not.