I’m Mohamed Ayman, a solutions-focused infrastructure engineer based in the Netherlands. I have spent more than a decade working across Linux and Unix systems, cloud platforms, infrastructure automation, enterprise delivery, and the difficult escalations that reveal how systems really behave.
My work sits between architecture and implementation. I enjoy turning unclear requirements into a design that teams can deploy, operate, troubleshoot, and explain. Today my strongest tools are Terraform, Ansible/AAP, Kubernetes, OpenShift, and Linux, across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and Oracle Cloud.
What I care about
- Architecture that acknowledges operational constraints and failure modes.
- Automation that is readable, reviewable, and safe to change.
- Clear technical communication for customers and engineering teams.
- Hands-on learning through labs, experiments, and public notes.
- Leaving behind useful runbooks, patterns, and shared understanding.
Why this site exists
This site is where I document practical lessons from certification work, home labs, platform engineering, and solution design. The aim is to publish the context and reasoning that short command snippets usually leave out.
For the full career history and certifications, see my CV. You can also find me on GitHub and LinkedIn, or email me at mohamedayman@hotmail.com.