Kaan Y.

DevOps is not a buzzword. It's systems thinking with accountability. I didn’t get into DevOps by chasing trends. I got in because someone had to make things actually work in production. From building platform-agnostic CI/CD pipelines to restricting outbound traffic in ISO-27001 environments using mitmproxy, I’ve solved real problems under real constraints. At Owkin, I led the migration from PSP to PSA inside a SOC-2 pipeline. At Heywear, I built an end-to-end test rig on EC2 MacOS that cut testing time from a day to an hour. At Makepad, I build tools that don't depend on magic libraries. You want infra that runs on OpenShift, Kubernetes, Docker Compose and bare metal? Done it. MSSQL, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Neo4J? Already solved the compatibility hell. I'm not here to "learn DevOps." I'm here to debug your broken DNS in the middle of a zero-downtime deployment while fixing your flaky CI and replacing your third-party vendor lock-in with tools you own. If you want pipelines that don’t randomly fail, infra you understand, and systems that scale without drama, let’s talk.