Production-ready operator for managing AWS infrastructure resources. Runs as Kubernetes controller or standalone CLI.
Statefile-less IaC framework for declarative cloud resource management using StackQL written in Rust
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) for deploying a secure, self-hosted Ghost blog on Vultr using OpenTofu. Built for transparency, education, and evolution — this is the foundational stack described in the “Ghost in the Stack” blog series on Separation of Concerns.
Production-ready Azure Infrastructure as Code using Bicep & GitHub Actions. Deploy full-stack apps with SQL, App Services, Key Vault, Storage & Application Insights. Multi-environment (dev/staging/prod) with detailed cost analysis. ~$10-150/month.
An extensible infrastructure-as-code toolkit to manage AWS services (EKS, RDS, S3, etc.) using Crossplane and Kubernetes
Infrastructure as Code using AWS CDK to deploy an SFTP server on EC2 integrated with S3, combining automation, security, and scalability in a DevOps-friendly stack.
Python For GCP is a project aimed at simplifying the interaction with Google Cloud Platform (GCP) services using Python. This repository provides code examples and scripts that help you manage and automate various GCP resources such as BigQuery, Cloud Storage, BigTable, Compute Engine, and more entirely through Python.
Automate AWS Config rule deployment across multi-region, multi-account environments using GitHub Actions and CloudFormation — built for CIS/NIST/ISO compliance.
Production AWS CDK Python stacks — Lambda+API Gateway, ECS Fargate, RDS PostgreSQL, S3+CloudFront. Deploy real infrastructure in minutes.
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) for AWS using Pulumi's Python SDK. Modular and scalable cloud deployments.
One-shot OpenClaw deployment to AWS — VPC, EC2 (ARM64), Telegram, any AI model. SSM-only, no SSH, ~$30/mo.
Deploy cloud infrastructure from a single YAML file. Open-source CLI for AWS, Azure, and GCP powered by Pulumi.
Your IT estate, as code — a live, git-versioned mirror of every system you run. 86 modules, one CLI, one MCP server.
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