«Your Name» — DevOps Engineer · Dasmariñas, Philippines
I keep online gaming and fintech platforms up when traffic triples in ninety seconds. Infrastructure, live streaming, test automation, and applied AI — run as one system, not four job titles.
svc/ — four services, one operator
These aren't separate jobs. The streaming stack needs the pipeline, the pipeline needs the test suite, and the AI layer reads what all three produce.
Design and run the AWS footprint behind high-traffic gaming and payment workloads, with deploys that don't need a maintenance window.
Build low-latency delivery paths from ingest to player, plus the auth layer that stops stream keys leaking.
Turn release confidence into something measurable — end-to-end coverage, load profiles modelled on real tournament spikes.
Put LLMs where they pay for themselves: incident summaries, anomaly triage, and admin tooling that reads logs so nobody has to.
releases/ — newest first
Every entry shipped to production and carried real traffic. Numbers are measured, not estimated.
Rebuilt the ingest-to-playback path on MediaMTX with LL-HLS and signed playback tokens. Held «40,000» concurrent viewers through a finals weekend with no manual intervention.
Moved «12» PHP services from hand-run deploys to blue/green behind an ALB, with automated schema migration and a one-command rollback.
A Claude-backed service that reads transaction and auth logs, clusters suspicious patterns, and files a structured summary into the on-call channel.
Playwright suite over the full auth and cashier flow, plus k6 spike profiles modelled on real tournament traffic. Nothing merges without both going green.
history/ — «6» years in production
«Senior DevOps Engineer» · «Company»
Own the production platform for «live casino and sportsbook» traffic: infrastructure, streaming delivery, release pipeline, and on-call.
«DevOps Engineer» · «Company»
Migrated the LAMP estate onto managed AWS services and introduced infrastructure as code across «three» environments.
«Systems / Support Engineer» · «Company»
Ran Apache, PHP-FPM, and MySQL in production. Learned what breaks at 2am, which is most of what I do now.
Platform builds, streaming delivery, or a release process that keeps waking people up. Tell me what's breaking.
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