Hi, I am Sayali

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Sayali Upasani

Production | DevOps Engineer at Dyspatch

I enjoy designing infrastructure, codifying and automating the process of building it up, and to be fair even troubleshooting it :)

Infrastructure
Terraform
AWS
Jenkins
Kubernetes
Load Balancers
Ansible
Firewalls
Docker

Experiences

1
Production Engineer/DevOps
Dyspatch

October 2021 - Present, Victoria, BC

Responsibilities:
  • Implemented VPN using Aviatrix services to secure the access to our AWS Infrastructure.
  • Develop and maintain AWS infrastructure resources using Terraform.
  • Create and maintain automated CI/CD pipelines for deployment of micro-services using Jenkins and GitHub Actions.
  • Ensure availability, security and performance of the AWS production systems.
  • Deploy containerized applications to the Kubernetes clusters using Helm and Rancher.
  • Planning and upgrading Kubernetes clusters.
Site Reliability Engineer, Infrastructure.
Bambora.

January 2020 - October 2021, Victoria, BC

Responsibilities:
  • Design the infrastructure as a part of datacenter migration considering scalability, security and multi-datacenter requirements
  • Configuring firewalls, switches, load-balancers, WAFs to meet application requirements using Ansible
  • Codifying the infrastructure using configuration management tools and CICD pipelines for idempotent builds and immutable deploys
  • Creating and using proper logging rules/alerts for monitoring (using Elastic stack) for the stability of infrastructure
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Radware, Inc.

Nov 2015 - April 2019, New Jersey, US

Tier3 TAC Engineer

Oct 2018 - April 2019

  • Provide dedicated support for multiple high profile customers with refined SLAs
  • Help customers architect their network to achieve optimal efficiency
  • Recreate scenarios for debugging complex network issues
  • Contribute to building knowledge base
Tier2 TAC Engineer

Nov 2015 - Sep 2018

  • Identifying the requirements and implementing layer4 to layer7 load balancing techniques
  • Configuring layer 3 security devices specializing in behavorial DoS mitigation
  • Deploying software defined solutions for achieving live mitigation of attacks

Projects

Deploy Website with CI/CD

Codifying AWS infrastructure using Terraform to deploy a static website on a s3 bucket. This also incorporates automated builds, tests and deploys with TravisCI

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Endpoint health checker

A docker containerized python app that verifies the status of user-specified URI.

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NEWS BULLETIN AGGREGATOR

A python application to scrape relevant news updates from multiple sites and display it in an aggregated way.

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IaC F5 LoadBalancers and WAF

Codified the infrastructure around F5 loadbalancers/WAF serving multiple servers/applications behind them.

IaC Juniper High-End Firewalls

Designed a secured infra and codified the Juniper firewalls for managing security zones, clustering of two instances, security policies, NAT policies and other aspects of routing/switching.

Skills

Recent Posts

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Getting Started with Ansible for Juniper - Part 1

Hi .. I recently had a wonderful oppportunity of working with Juniper High-End Firewalls and like an icing on the cake, to configure them as a code. Although my “wonderful” may sound a bit sarcastic, it really is not.. well, at least not 100% because the path of IaaC was not as simple as I expected it to be :( The reason for that is not surprising though: This was to be achieved in a time-constrained setting (and, if my past tells me anything, it is – if you don’t do it now, you will probably keep chasing time for it).

October 16, 2020 Read
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Create your website using Terraform

Hi .. This is a post on how I automated the process of building, testing and deploying my website using Terraform and TravisCI. For readers who came for code, I don’t want you to spend time scrolling all the way.. so, you can find my github link here: github:website Why am I writing this blog? Well, to be honest.. this is my first blog and I feel this urge to jot down the entire process of deploying your website into well-defined words because it’s worth it!

August 2, 2019 Read