Aziz Mokadem

Hey, welcome to my little corner of the internet!

I’m a Junior DevOps Engineer passionate about infrastructure, automation, and all things that keep systems running smoothly. I genuinely enjoy the problem-solving side of this field; whether it’s untangling a tricky configuration, exploring a new tool, or thinking through how systems fit together at a larger scale. This site is a bit of everything; a portfolio, a digital CV, and a place where I document my journey through the ever-evolving world of IT. The Blog is where I share thoughts on technical challenges I run into, ideas I find interesting, and sometimes bigger questions around ethics and privacy in tech. I think those conversations matter, and I enjoy putting my perspective out there. The Docs section is my personal knowledge base. A collection of notes, hard-to-find solutions, and specific bits of information I wanted to keep somewhere accessible. It’s primarily meant for myself, but if you stumble across something useful, that’s a win for both of us. The Guides section takes things a step further, with more detailed walkthroughs on setting up tools and systems I’ve worked with. Think of it as the Docs section, but with more context and hand-holding. If you want to know more about me, my work, or just get in touch, the contacts section has everything you need. I’m always open to a good conversation, whether it’s about a project, a technical topic, or just exchanging ideas.

Make yourself at home, and I hope you find something worth your time here!

Certifications have been an important part of my learning journey, helping me structure and validate knowledge across a range of fields. They have also been a great way to complement my academic background, covering areas that formal education doesn’t always go into enough depth on. Although I do not think certifications hold much value in and of themselves, I believe they can be a reflection of the mindset with which I approach IT and technology more broadly. Continuous improvement is something I care deeply about, and if a certificate happens to come out of it, that’s a bonus.

This section lists the tools and technologies I have worked with across various personal projects and professional experiences. Rather than a simple inventory, each of these represents time spent tinkering, building and sometimes breaking things in the process of learning. Many of them are topics I have written or plan to write about in the blog, where I go into more detail about how I use them and what I have learned along the way. The list is not exhaustive, and it keeps growing. Consider it a snapshot of where I am at right now.