I understand systems before automating them — focused on Linux administration, infrastructure automation, and building reliable, reproducible systems. Good DevOps starts with knowing exactly how the pieces underneath actually work.
I'm a self-driven student focused on Linux system administration, DevOps practices, and infrastructure automation. Rather than memorizing commands, I enjoy understanding how systems work internally, then building tools that automate real operational tasks — from backup pipelines to service management.
I learn by building real projects instead of following tutorials — writing CLI tools, configuring systemd services, and setting up backup and logging systems on my own Arch Linux setup. My goal isn't just to make something work, but to understand why it works, how it fails, and how to make it reliable.
A lightweight backup CLI utility written in Python — TOML configuration, zstd compression, timestamped archive naming, and systemd integration for scheduled runs. Built to learn how production-ready CLI tools are designed.
Automation tool for creating GitHub repositories and pushing local projects, leveraging a local LLM via Ollama to generate repository names and descriptions.

A blockchain simulation demonstrating core concepts: blocks, mining, transactions, and peer-to-peer networking, served via Uvicorn with LevelDB for storage.
Real-time hand gesture detection via webcam using cvzone and OpenCV — an exploration of computer vision pipelines.

Implements a Q-Learning algorithm to solve the FrozenLake environment from Gymnasium on 4x4 and 8x8 grids.
Working on a Docker + Nginx deployment setup. Stay tuned!

Independent Learning
Building real projects to learn Linux internals, systemd services, backup automation, and containerization — going deeper into Docker, Nginx, and monitoring fundamentals rather than following surface-level tutorials.
District Level Competition
Achieved 1st place in Lomba Kompetensi Siswa (LKS) for IT Software Solutions for Business at district level, demonstrating strong analytical thinking and practical problem solving under pressure.
Student — Software Engineering
Structured learning in programming, backend development, and software engineering principles, forming the foundation for a DevOps career path.
Foundation Building
Started learning programming and Linux independently — the starting point for understanding how systems are built, run, and kept reliable.
Have a project in mind or just want to say hi? Feel free to reach out!