Hey, I’m Vishnu. Welcome to my little corner of the internet.
What I Do
Professionally, I have about 9 years of overall experience under my belt. I actually started out writing code as a .NET developer before pivoting hard into DevOps and infrastructure engineering. Since 2019, I have been deep in the Kubernetes ecosystem, architecting and managing infrastructure across physical data centers and public clouds.
Over the years, that has meant running everything from standard high-traffic web platforms to mission-critical telco workloads, airgapped enterprise environments, and AI-native GPU clusters. Nowadays, my work revolves heavily around container orchestration, SUSE and Rancher setups, vLLM inference deployments, and homelab GPU testing.
Who I Am
At my core, I am a tech guy through and through. Whether it is tackling an infrastructure puzzle at work, geeking out over the latest gadgets, or dreaming of walking the floor at CES, technology is simply what makes the most sense to me.
Outside of terminal windows and YAML files, you will usually find me playing FPS PC games, binging a good web series, or unwinding with music. I also have a massive bucket list goal: to travel the entire world before I hit my deathbed.
Why This Blog Exists
This site is where I will document the problems I run into and the solutions that worked. Expect practical write-ups on Kubernetes quirks, AI infrastructure experiments, airgapped deployments, and whatever interesting challenge I am currently knee-deep in.
No fixed publishing schedule. No corporate polish guarantee. Just authentic notes from the trenches, mostly so future-me (and maybe you) does not have to re-solve the same headache twice.
More soon.