An Enterprise Networking Lab, and the Three Things That Actually Went Wrong
An account-level load balancer restriction that needed an AWS Support escalation, a Console bug that silently hid the right certificate, and a security warning that was a false positive worth understanding, not just silencing.
Debugging a Least-Privilege Deploy Role Until It Actually Worked
OIDC subject formats, ECS IAM quirks that don't show up in the docs, and reading raw API logs instead of guessing — how the aws-ecommerce-platform CI/CD pipeline went from written-and-untested to a real green deploy.
How I Think About AWS Through a Linux Lens
10+ years of Linux, mapped onto AWS — why Timeshift feels like EBS snapshots and iptables feels like Security Groups.
Building This Site From Scratch
S3, CloudFront, Route 53, and ACM — including the account verification hiccup that held up HTTPS for a week.
Coming soonFrom Security Guard to Cloud Support
Why access control, incident response, and staying calm under pressure turned out to be the same job in a different building.
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