~/charity
Infrastructure help for charities
If you run a charity and need a hand with your infrastructure, I am happy to help, free of charge.
~/charity $ cat README
Why
Charities do important work on small budgets, and good infrastructure engineering is expensive. Since 2000 I have volunteered as a Linux administrator, DevOps and DevSecOps engineer for charity work, and I would like to offer the same kind of help to others.
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What I can help with
Cloud foundations
Secure AWS and Google Cloud set-ups built with Terraform, following the Well-Architected Framework.
Code & collaboration
GitHub organisations, self-hosted GitLab with CI/CD pipelines, Jira and Confluence.
Containers & Kubernetes
EKS clusters, Helm charts, container registries and local developer clusters.
Security
CIS hardening, vulnerability management and DevSecOps practices from the cloud up to the application.
Logging & monitoring
Central logging and monitoring so you know what is happening and when something breaks.
AI & ML infrastructure
GPU clusters and MLOps platforms such as Kubeflow, sized for what you actually need.
~/charity $ ./contact.sh
How to get in touch
Email me at omer [at] faruk.net with a short note about your charity, your registration number and what you need. My time is limited, so I can’t promise to take on every request, but I will reply.