My name is Shubham (Shuh-bum)! I also go by shubs. I am a DevOps Engineer at IdenTrust.

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Terraform 🌉

In my day-to-day work I support IdenTrust’s Kubernetes clusters, manage services in AWS, and manage GitLab repos through….Terraform! Whether it’s deploying an external helm chart, ensuring parity across AWS environments, or creating standardized repositories, Terraform does it all for me.

Python 🐍

My strongest imperative programming language is Python. I’ve been programming in Python for ~6 years and have worked on numerous projects in and outside of my career. I find it an easy to pick up language that helps me test things, interact with APIs, and automate tons of stuff.

Bash 🔨

I learned Bash since joining Cigna and, although I still have to constantly look up sed, grep, and regex documentation, it’s lightweight and powerful. I find myself using Bash for just about every project I use.

Pipelines 👷

I wouldn’t work in DevOps if I’ve never built a pipeline, right? I’ve worked with Jenkins, CloudBees, and, more recently, GitLab CICD. I’ve fell in love with GitLab CICD and have just started dipping my toes in the GitHub actions space!

Docker 🐳

In my opinion one of the best ways to minimize complexity across environments. Being able to grab an image and run Docker has made testing easier and locally running projects more consistent.

Other Things About Me 🌻 🍹 ✈️ 🌄

In my free time I am an avid gardener, kombucha brewer, and aspiring private pilot. I also enjoy visiting U.S. National Parks and hope you enjoy my favorite pictures from each one (I photographed every picture on this site)! The plane I trained in

image from Arizona

Arizona

Our Arizona trip started in Phoenix. We visited Papago Park on Day 1 0

Here’s some pictures from Sedona. It amazes me how this area isn’t a National Park. 1 2 3

We were able to do the infamous Devil’s Bridge Trail. We started at 6:30am and were the 7th people to get to the bridge. 4 5

And of course, an awesome sunset. 6

We made our way to Petrified Forest NP. It’s a great park that you can see everything in a single day. 7 8

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image from Sequioa National Park

Sequioa National Park

I’d highly recommend a trip to Moro Rock. It was an easy hike if you aren’t too scared of heights! You can see a bit of wildfire smoke in this first picture if you look closely. 0 1

We’d ventured to the Topokah Falls trail on our last day. We managed to capture the sun shining directly behind what’s called “The Watchtower” Peak 2

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Nevada

Grand Teton

Yellowstone

Joshua Tree