My name is Ivaylo Ivanov. I am currently a student in TU Vienna and work part-time in the IT sphere as a DevOps engineer. In my spare time I enjoy working on side projects, working out, boxing and spending time with friends and family. I am also a huge security and privacy advocate and am part-taking in security related activities in my university.
Maintenance of ÖAMTC core services. Automations (Ansible, AWX), CI/CD systems engineer (Jenkins), container and Kubernetes engineer (OpenShift, ArgoCD).
Technical consulting of clients about Atlassian products. CI/CD systems engineer (Jenkins, Bamboo), Cloud and Automation engineer (AWS, Ansible, Hashicorp Vault/Terraform/Consul), Kubernetes engineer (OpenShift, k8s).
Responsible for the development of custom WordPress themes following the requirements of the customer (e.g. LifeBall).
Development of internal solutions with Ruby on Rails
Maintenance of Server Hardware. Maintenance of VMware ESXi, Linux, web server, Windows Server, Active Directory. Maintenance of the school web site (WordPress).
Development of a website used for educational purposes for the high schools in Bulgaria.
Development of internal and client solutions
Leading 8 members crew consisting of 9 and 10 grade students. Evening on-line standups and progress reviews. Work assignments based on product development plan. On-boarding and mentoring of junior crew members.
Configuration and maintenance of two servers (CentOS w/ Apache, MySQL-as-a-service and Postfix SMTP server). Automatic database and source code backups (GNU bash and PHP scripts using Rackspace Cloud Files as an object storage).
Deploying an enterprise-ready OpenShift cluster and the developing a state-of-the-art development and deployment workflow
Containerizing existing microservices and moving them to OpenShift for high-availability and platform-agnostic deployments. Architecting and development of a generalized concept for cluster security, continous deployments and audits.
Automization of the ÖBB BCC internal toolchain deployment. Architecting and developing of an Azure DevOps concept that aims to make it possible for external developers to work without the need to connect to the internal ÖBB network while still keeping code on-premise as per the company policy.
Migration of the on-premises Atlassian clusters to the cloud (AWS). The migration consisted mainly of designing the architecture for scalability and high availability, automatization of the infrastructure provisioning (Terraform) and configuration management (Ansible with Ansible Tower).
Development of a visualization interface for the ECloud Manager and Information Workbench.
An improved fork of the "Walking Onions" simulator, provided by Komlo et al. This project is a part of my Bachelor thesis.
Elektra serves as a universal and secure framework to access configuration settings in a global, hierarchical key database.
A small project in Java I developed as a coding challenge when applying to IBM CIC
