Pablo Inigo Sanchez

Principal DevOps/Linux engineer with more than 20 years of experience. Experience with Docker, AWS, Kubernetes, Google Cloud, OpenShift, Jenkins, TeamCity, Linux Systems Administration
Time zone: GMT +1

Experience

Pablo can teach and support with the following:

  • Virtualization and containerization: Docker, Kubernetes, Openshift, Kubernetes
  • Microservices Architecture: DDD, hexagonal architecture
  • From monolithic to microservices
  • DevOps practices and DevOps culture
  • Usage of DevOps tools: Jenkins, Gitlab, monitoring, alerting, etc.
  • Usage, implementation, and integration of cloud platforms: AWS, Google Cloud
  • System administration of Linux
  • How to build a career in IT: how to learn anything, fast and start making money with it

Work Experience

Many years working, and many things accomplished:

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    oe8ynsgh@mail.test

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    I will cover the fundamentals of Docker containers - what they are, how to work with them, how they work internally, and how to deploy them to production.

    • aws
    • postgresql
    • docker
    • git
    • architecture
    • backend
    • python
    • rest api
    • flask

    cehgkwjm@mail.test

    Reviews: 0

    Docker containers in daily work from the ground up. From "works for me" to deploy practically anywhere, anytime with one click or simple command.

    • javascript
    • node.js
    • python
    • c
    • electronics
    • iot
    • programming

Core skills

  • devops
  • kubernetes
  • helm
  • openshift
  • jenkins
  • python
  • architecture
  • microservices
  • podman
  • firecracker
  • aws
  • gcp
  • ecs
  • eks

Specialization

  • Public Cloud

    Working with AWS and GCP for more than 8 years with experience in the biggest company in the world creating environments, auditing the systems, and improving what already was implemented

  • Containers in Production

    Container specialist able to move whatever thing in a container, master moving from monolithic to microservices and experience in the biggest companies