Multi-level Kubernetes delivery
Designed a scalable GitOps approach for distributed Kubernetes environments, with controlled access and secure secrets management.
I’m Narendranath, a cloud architect and SRE leader with 19+ years in technology. I design and evolve cloud-native platforms that stay reliable as teams, services, and fleets grow.
I work across architecture and operations, helping teams turn complex infrastructure into clear, repeatable platforms.
My work spans hybrid cloud, Kubernetes, CI/CD, observability, and site reliability. I enjoy solving the connective problems: how teams ship safely, how services recover, and how a platform can be operated consistently across many environments.
I bring a systems view to technical decisions, with attention to security, failure modes, operational load, and cost. I also bring experience leading delivery and working across engineering teams.
AWS, EKS, networking, identity, infrastructure as code, and hybrid cloud patterns.
GitOps, Argo CD, GitLab, Jenkins, Harbor, and repeatable delivery paths.
SLIs, incident response, Prometheus, VictoriaMetrics, Grafana, and log pipelines.
Architecture direction, pragmatic roadmaps, cross-team delivery, and coaching.
A sample of architecture and platform work across distributed Kubernetes, observability, and cloud migration.
Designed a scalable GitOps approach for distributed Kubernetes environments, with controlled access and secure secrets management.
Led an observability platform upgrade focused on service continuity, historical data, ingress, and coordinated component updates.
Mapped data center telemetry patterns to a cloud platform, with secure networking and a staged migration plan.
Built a hands-on deployment track from Docker Compose to Kubernetes, with an AWS EKS high-availability design planned as the next stage.
Technology choices matter, and the way a system is operated matters just as much.
Connect service objectives to business needs, then choose the right technical signals and controls.
Automate common delivery and recovery work so teams can move quickly with fewer surprises.
Plan for upgrades, capacity limits, outages, and cost before they become urgent problems.
I’m open to conversations about cloud architecture, platform engineering, and SRE leadership roles.