I grew up in Bishnupur — a small town known for its terracotta temples and a pace of life that teaches patience. I carried that patience into engineering, where I learned that the best infrastructure is never the loudest. It's the kind that just works, invisibly, at three in the morning when everyone else is asleep.
My journey into cloud computing wasn't planned — it was pulled. After a diploma in Civil Engineering, I realised I was more fascinated by digital architectures than physical ones. I pivoted, pursued Computer Science, and never looked back. Today, I architect environments that are as resilient as they are elegant.
At Searce Inc and now at Sela Cloud, I've worked across the full stack of cloud — from containerising legacy workloads with Docker and orchestrating them with Kubernetes, to writing Terraform modules that provision environments in minutes. I believe in Infrastructure as Code not just as a practice, but as a philosophy: clarity, repeatability, and trust.
Beyond the terminal, I conduct Linux workshops for peers and juniors — because I believe a rising tide lifts all containers. Knowledge shared is knowledge compounded.