DevOps engineer and travel blogger from Rajasthan
Building systems by day, writing stories by night.
A DevOps engineer with 3.6+ years of hands-on experience in cloud infrastructure, CI/CD and Linux systems. Also a traveller, blogger and photographer who believes life is meant to be explored and shared.
Currently at Media Tech Temple, keeping production quiet
Three words that describe me, and there is more to the story.
Hi, I'm Kailash Kumar, a DevOps engineer based in Didwana, Nagaur, Rajasthan. By day I design cloud infrastructure and automate deployments. By night I write, travel and capture moments that matter.
I currently work at Media Tech Temple as a Server/DevOps Engineer, managing Linux servers, CI/CD pipelines, AWS cloud and full observability stacks. Before that, I spent 2+ years at Angara Ecommerce Pvt. Ltd.
Life for me is about balance. The thrill of a perfectly deployed pipeline is equal to the joy of reaching a mountain top or sharing a story that connects with someone.
The through-line in both halves is the same: pay attention, then make it repeatable. A good pipeline and a good story are both built from noticing the small thing everyone else scrolled past.
Work matters, but so does living. Here is who I am when I'm away from the terminal.
Every road trip is a new story. From the mountains of Himachal to the deserts of Rajasthan, I chase horizons on weekends.
I love industry events, conferences and social gatherings. People are the best source of inspiration and learning.
Life is too short not to celebrate. Whether it's a big occasion or just a Friday night, I find reasons to enjoy it.
Every trip teaches you something new about the world, about people and, most of all, about yourself. Goa, Himachal, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand: each place has left a mark. I carry a camera, a notebook and an open heart wherever I go.
What I do when I'm not managing servers and pipelines.
Mountains, deserts, beaches: I've driven through them all. Travel is how I reset, reflect and return better.
Every trip, every moment, I capture it. My phone gallery is basically a visual diary of my life.
Writing helps me process thoughts, share experiences and connect with people who feel the same things.
A proud cricket fan. I watch every match and play whenever I get the chance. It's more than a sport; it's a religion.
Hindi songs, Bollywood beats, late-night playlists. Music is the soundtrack to my life and work.
3.6+ years of building, breaking and fixing. This is what I know well.
From junior admin to DevOps engineer: growth, late nights, and broken deployments that taught me everything.
Jan 2025 to present
Server / DevOps Engineer
Tools: Jenkins, Nginx, Linux, Prometheus, Grafana, Bash
2022 to Dec 2024
Junior DevOps / Server Administrator
Tools: Azure DevOps, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, AWS, ELK
The results behind the job titles.
Migrated entire workloads to AWS with zero downtime using ECS and Terraform infrastructure as code, with no interruption for users.
Reduced deployment time significantly through complete pipeline automation across Dev, QA, Staging and Production.
Designed and implemented complete monitoring with Prometheus, Grafana and Kibana (ELK) for full visibility.
Architected a multi-environment deployment pipeline that protects production stability with automated rollback.
Tech insights, travel stories and life lessons, written from the heart.
Travel
When I drove through the Uttarakhand mountains with nothing but a playlist and an open heart, I had no idea the road would teach me more than any book ever could.
Tech
Late nights, broken Jenkins jobs and a lot of Stack Overflow. The real story of my first automated pipeline and what every failure taught me.
Food
From street dhabas to luxury hotels, my favourite food experiences, ranked honestly.
Life
Getting up is easy. Pausing to learn why you fell is the real skill.
Personal
Discipline, curiosity, consistency, empathy, and one secret habit I practise every morning.
A visual journal of places, events and memories. Tap any photo to enlarge it.
DevOps work, a blog collaboration, a travel buddy, or just a conversation. My inbox is open.
Whether you have a DevOps project that needs automation, a server that needs fixing, a blog idea to collaborate on, or you simply want to meet a fellow traveller, write to me.
Available for DevOps freelance projects