Akhilesh Nadgiri

• Tech Stack: Golang, Kafka, Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana, Docker Compose
• Data is published to a Kafka server via an external producer (written in Golang).
• Logstash reads data from the Kafka topic and then ingests, transforms and sends it to Elasticsearch.
• Elasticsearch acts as a database to store and index the data.

• Dashboards for analysis are created using Kibana.
• Configured containers for Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana, Kafka using Docker Compose.

• Tech stack: Tensorflow, CML, GitHub Actions
• Automated parts of development workflows including model training and evaluation.
• Defined all workstream processes in a special Continuous Machine Learning (CML) YAML file.
• Used a simple TensorFlow Regression model and a graph plotting by Matplotlib

• Tech-Stack: AWS - Amplify, Lambda, DynamoDB, API Gateway, Cognito
• Created a simple serverless web application that enables users to request unicorn rides.
• Used AWS Amplify for continuous deployment and hosting of web resources.
• Built a public backend API using AWS Lambda and AWS API Gateway for JavaScript execution.
• Provided user management and authentication functions using Amazon Cognito.
• Used DynamoDB to provide a persistant layer for storage.

• Tech-stack: Terraform, Jenkins, AWS
• Streamlined the deployment process to ensure cloud infrastructure is highly available and reliable.
• Created Terraform scripts to provision resources.
• Uniquely naming instances and installing Apache on them.
• Created a declarative Jenkins CI/CD pipeline to detect changes.

• Tech Stack: Kubernetes, Prometheus, Grafana
• Monitor Kubernetes clusters in any service using Prometheus and Grafana deployments.
• Scrapped data from Kubernetes API server in regular intervals of time and stored in Prometheus.
• Exported this data to Grafana to gain complex metrics in visually appealing graphs or charts.

• Tech-stack: AWS, Ansible
• Implemented horizontal scaling for web servers using Round Robin algorithm for load balancing.
• Used HAProxy as reverse proxy and Apache's HTTP as backend server on multiple AWS EC2 instances.

• Tech Stack: Python, PyGame
• A classic arcade style shooting game built from scratch using Python and PyGame framework.
• Tiers of procedurally generated targets are animated at each level and checked if a player has shot.
• Accordingly, score is updated in an external text file.