I'm a DevOps Engineer
I keep software running. I automate how apps are built, shipped and monitored — with Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, Terraform and Grafana on Linux & AWS.
( In one line )
I'm a DevOps engineer from Jaipur. My job: get code from a developer's laptop to real users — automatically and safely — then keep it fast and online after it lands. Ideally so smoothly that nobody even notices the infrastructure underneath.
01 — About me
I'm a DevOps engineer who works across the entire software lifecycle — from interfaces and APIs down to the infrastructure and pipelines underneath them.
On the platform side I work with Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, Terraform, Ansible, Linux and AWS. Being an RHCSA-certified Linux administrator means I'm comfortable where most problems actually live — the OS. On the product side I build with React, TypeScript, Node.js, Express, MongoDB and SQL.
Day to day I keep production healthy: monitoring live infrastructure, building Grafana dashboards on ClickHouse data, writing Python automation for operational workflows and digging into performance when things get slow.
300+ LeetCode problems in C++ — including the full Top Interview 150 and Top SQL 50 — keep my data-structures and performance instincts sharp.
In simple words: I make sure apps and websites reach people safely — and stay fast and online after they do.
When developers write new code, I've built the “conveyor belt” that automatically checks it, packages it and puts it live. No late-night manual uploads, no “but it worked on my laptop”.
Once it's live, I watch over it. My dashboards show how healthy every server is, and alerts tell me when something looks wrong — so it gets fixed before customers notice.
I can also build apps myself (websites with React and Node.js), and I've solved 300+ coding puzzles on LeetCode to keep my problem-solving sharp.
02 — Experience
company kept private
TechForce Academy
Advanced cyber-security programme with an internship: security fundamentals, threat analysis, security implementation and risk assessment.
03 — What I do
Six live simulations of my day-to-day work, each with a one-line explanation for non-engineers. The last tile isn't a simulation at all — it's you.
↳ in plain EnglishEvery code change is checked, packaged and shipped automatically — no manual uploads.
HPA steady at 2 replicas
↳ in plain EnglishWhen more people use the app, it adds copies of itself to handle the load.
↳ in plain EnglishDashboards that show how healthy the system is, second by second. The red line is the “too slow” limit.
All systems operational
↳ in plain EnglishIf something breaks, I find out first — and fix it, often before any user notices.
↳ in plain EnglishInfrastructure is written as code, so every server is identical and rebuildable in minutes.
↳ in plain EnglishRepetitive tasks become scripts that run on their own — on time, every time.
Hey — this is you ↓
resolving your IP
Your visit, the way my server logs would see it — your IP, browser and every section you open, live. Nothing is stored; it all runs in your browser.
04 — How I ship
git push to a05 — Selected work
01 / 05
Full-stack notes app with a React UI, an Express REST API and MongoDB persistence. Complete CRUD with a clean, focused interface.
Logistics management web app that brings shipment tracking, route management and delivery operations into one interface.
A toolkit of Bash automation for Linux administration — user provisioning, file management, log rotation and everyday DevOps chores.
This portfolio — hand-built HTML, CSS and JavaScript with an interactive terminal, a live canvas cluster and GSAP scroll animations.
05 — And more
06 — Journey
Vimla Vidhya Mandir, Bambori, Pratapgarh — finished with 81%. Maths and science were the favourites.
PCM + Computer Science at Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Karju (80.8%), then started B.Tech in Computer Science at Arya College of Engineering & IT, Jaipur.
Earned the RHCSA in May 2024 — system configuration, storage, users, security and services on RHEL. Linux became home turf.
Oracle Cloud Foundations, Docker with KodeKloud, a Cyber Security internship at TechForce, HackerRank SQL, NPTEL OS Fundamentals (Elite, IIT Kharagpur), six AWS Educate badges, and Infosys' AI Finishing School in December.
Completed LeetCode's Top Interview 150 and Top SQL 50 in February, then graduated with a CGPA of 8.8.
Working as a DevOps engineer — production monitoring, Grafana & ClickHouse, Python automation — while learning AWS Solutions Architect and GitOps with ArgoCD.
07 — Toolkit
Linux
Docker
Kubernetes
AWS
Terraform
Ansible
Jenkins
Prometheus
Grafana
Git
Bash
Python
C++
React
TypeScript
Node.js
Express
MongoDB
PostgreSQL
MySQL
Tailwind
Next.js08 — Credentials
09 — Problem solving
problems solved on LeetCode in C++ — every difficulty, every pattern.
10 — How I work
Do it by hand once to understand it. The second time, it becomes a script or a pipeline.
If there's no metric, dashboard or alert for it, it isn't really in production yet.
Servers are versioned, reviewed and reproducible — never hand-crafted snowflakes.
The best code is the one a teammate can fix confidently at 3 a.m.
11 — Work with me
I help startups, students and small teams get their websites and apps into production — and keep them there. Remote from Jaipur, India.
Get your React, Next.js, Node.js or static site live on AWS, Vercel or your own Linux server — with HTTPS, a custom domain and zero-downtime releases.
Jenkins pipelines that test your code, build Docker images and deploy automatically on every git push — no more manual uploads.
Containerise your application and run it on Kubernetes with health checks, autoscaling and rolling updates.
Reproducible AWS setups — networking, compute and storage — written as Terraform code you own and configured with Ansible.
Prometheus metrics, Grafana dashboards and alerts that tell you something is wrong before your users do.
Secure Linux (RHEL) servers with Nginx, SSL and backups, plus Bash and Python automation for the repetitive jobs.
Have a website or app to deploy? Tell me what you're building and where it should run — I usually reply within a day.
Email me↗12 — FAQ
Suraj Suthar is a DevOps and Cloud Engineer based in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. He is a Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA), graduated in 2026 with a B.Tech in Computer Science from Arya College of Engineering & IT (CGPA 8.8), and currently works as a DevOps Engineer.
He automates how software is built, tested, deployed and monitored: CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins, containers with Docker and Kubernetes, infrastructure as code with Terraform and Ansible on AWS, and monitoring with Prometheus, Grafana and ClickHouse. Day to day he also handles production support, Linux administration and Python/Bash automation.
Yes. Suraj can deploy React, Next.js, Node.js and static websites to AWS, Vercel or a Linux server, with HTTPS, a custom domain, a CI/CD pipeline and monitoring. Email surajsuthar0654@gmail.com with what you are building.
He currently works as a DevOps Engineer and is happy to talk about interesting full-time roles, freelance infrastructure projects and open-source collaboration — remote, or in person in Jaipur.
Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Terraform, Ansible, Jenkins, Git, Prometheus, Grafana, ClickHouse, Bash and Python on the operations side, and React, TypeScript, Node.js, Express, MongoDB and SQL for building applications.
Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA), NPTEL Operating System Fundamentals (Elite, IIT Kharagpur), Oracle Cloud Foundations Associate, KodeKloud Docker, HackerRank SQL, six AWS Educate badges and the Infosys Foundation AI Finishing School certificate.
Email surajsuthar0654@gmail.com, or reach him on LinkedIn and GitHub. He usually replies within a day.
I'm currently working as a DevOps engineer in Jaipur, and always happy to talk about interesting roles, freelance infrastructure work or open-source collaboration. I usually reply within a day.
surajsuthar0654@gmail.com ↗