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## 📚 Featured Work
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### 1️⃣ [Cloud-Native E-Commerce Platform](https://github.com/vishalgunjalSWE/cloud-native-retail-platform)
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**Production-grade microservices on AWS EKS**
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**What makes this different:**
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- 8 independent microservices with proper domain boundaries (DDD principles)
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- Event-driven architecture preventing cascading failures
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- Multi-AZ infrastructure with automated failover
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- Distributed caching reducing database load
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- Full observability with correlation IDs for request tracing
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**Architecture Decisions:**
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Why RabbitMQ over Kafka?
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→ Simpler ops for project scale, better routing patterns, DLQ support
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Why Redis cache-aside pattern?
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→ Handles cache misses gracefully, prevents stampede on cache clear
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Why IRSA over hardcoded credentials?
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→ Temporary credentials, automatic rotation, AWS IAM integration
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Why GitOps with ArgoCD?
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→ Git as audit trail, automated drift correction, declarative state
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**Tech:** Go, Java, Node.js | Kubernetes (EKS) | Terraform | ArgoCD | RabbitMQ | Redis | Prometheus | Grafana | Jaeger
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**Skills Demonstrated:**
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- Microservices decomposition
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- Event-driven architecture
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- Distributed caching strategies
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- Kubernetes security (RBAC, Network Policies, Pod Security)
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- Infrastructure as Code (Terraform modules, remote state)
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- GitOps automation
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- SRE observability (RED metrics, SLOs, distributed tracing)
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### 2️⃣ [Enterprise DevSecOps Platform](https://github.com/vishalgunjalSWE/wanderlust-devsecops-gitops)
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**Shift-left security with automated CI/CD and observability**
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**What makes this different:**
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- Reusable pipeline logic (Groovy shared libraries)
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- Security scanning at multiple stages (SAST, container, IaC)
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- Centralized logging with request correlation
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- Infrastructure drift detection and remediation
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- DORA metrics tracking for continuous improvement
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**Architecture Decisions:**
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Why Jenkins shared libraries?
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→ DRY principle, standardized pipelines, easier maintenance
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Why ELK over CloudWatch?
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→ Better aggregation, custom dashboards, correlation IDs, cost control
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Why scheduled drift detection?
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→ Catch manual changes, enforce GitOps, prevent config drift
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Why Infracost integration?
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→ Cost awareness before apply, prevent bill shock, FinOps culture
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**Tech:** Jenkins (Groovy) | Terraform | SonarQube | Trivy | ELK Stack | ArgoCD | Prometheus | Grafana
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**Skills Demonstrated:**
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- CI/CD pipeline engineering
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- Shift-left security (DevSecOps)
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- Centralized logging and correlation
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- Infrastructure automation
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- Cost optimization awareness
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- Platform observability
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I write in-depth technical articles explaining the "why" behind infrastructure decisions:

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