JainilChaudhari
System architectDevOps and infrastructure engineer, Surat, India
I build infrastructure that stays invisible until you need to see inside it.
Systems over rules. Lazy, therefore efficient.
Writing
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What started as a vague idea “make backend code modular and reusable” turned into a deep exploration of system design, reusability, and developer experience. This post kicks off a series documenting that journey and the questions it raises.
Read essay: What If Backend Code Could Be Truly Modular and Hyper-Reusable? -
How I built a lightweight GitLab CI/CD and a fast project templater that take MERN apps from new repo to a Traefik‑routed staging URL in minutes consistent, agentless, and easy to reuse.
Read essay: Zero‑Touch Staging for MERN with a Tiny, Templated GitLab CI/CD - No. 3
One-Command Git & GitLab Onboarding: The Rust CLI I Built for a Fast-Moving Team
Developer experience 15 minHow I turned Git/GitLab onboarding from tribal knowledge into a safe, cross‑platform Rust CLI so interns can push code in minutes without handholding.
Read essay: One-Command Git & GitLab Onboarding: The Rust CLI I Built for a Fast-Moving Team -
From chaotic manual deployments to a fully automated CI/CD pipeline, this is the story of trial, error, and ultimate success in .NET DevOps.
Read essay: The Journey of Building a Scalable CI/CD Pipeline for .NET -
From endless trial and error to a working cluster that beat my laptop, this is the long road of failures, fixes, and eventual success.
Read essay: The Journey of Building a Raspberry Pi Cluster
How I work
Four beliefs I design byTap to ink
About
Since 2021
I design the platforms teams ship on: pipelines, server fleets, monitoring, and the security tooling around them. I over-engineer the parts that matter, because the details are where systems fail.
Infrastructure
- Kubernetes
- Docker
- Terraform
- Linux fleets
- DigitalOcean, AWS
Automation
- GitLab CI
- GitHub Actions
- Ansible
- Rust and Python tooling
Observability
- Prometheus
- Mimir
- Grafana
- Log pipelines
Security
- Wazuh
- Falco
- Incident response
- Hardening
Contact
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