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blackcharger/README.md

Transitioning into cloud infrastructure and DevOps. I build things end-to-end and own them in production.

Running in production (home lab)

Proxmox Docker Ubuntu pfSense WireGuard AWS Bash Git

A 2-node Proxmox HA cluster, 15+ containerized services (Docker), zero-trust network segmentation (pfSense / VLANs / WireGuard), and a 3-tier encrypted backup pipeline reaching AWS S3 under least-privilege IAM.

Building now (GitOps migration)

Terraform Ansible Kubernetes Argo CD GitHub Actions

Migrating the stack to a declarative GitOps platform: Terraform / OpenTofu provisioning, Ansible configuration, k3s and Argo CD (app-of-apps), and a CI/CD supply-chain-security pipeline (Trivy, gitleaks, SBOM, Cosign, Kyverno).

Learning now

AWS SAA

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Open to remote cloud / DevOps roles.

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  1. home-infrastructure-lab home-infrastructure-lab Public

    Production-grade home lab — 2-node Proxmox HA cluster with external quorum, zero-trust VLAN segmentation, and a 3-tier encrypted backup pipeline to AWS S3.

  2. aws-backup-pipeline aws-backup-pipeline Public

    Encrypted offsite backup to S3 with client-side encryption — plus an audit that found two silent data-loss bugs in the original AI-generated script.

    Shell

  3. morning-briefing morning-briefing Public

    Self-hosted daily briefing — reads Google Calendar and Gmail (read-only OAuth), builds a scannable summary, and pushes it to your phone via ntfy. No third-party service holds your mail.

    Python