from typing import TypedDict
class DevOpsProfile(TypedDict):
title: str
experience: str
location: str
specialization: list[str]
expertise: list[str]
currentlyLearning: str
interests: list[str]
askMeAbout: list[str]
funFact: str
mohammad: DevOpsProfile = {
"title": "AWS-Certified DevOps Engineer",
"experience": "6+ years",
"location": "π Amman, Jordan",
"specialization": [
"High-Scale Cloud Automation",
"Fintech Infrastructure",
"Multi-Account AWS Governance",
"Production Microservices Orchestration"
],
"expertise": [
"Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, Terragrunt, CloudFormation)",
"PCI-DSS Compliance & Security",
"CI/CD & GitOps",
"Container Orchestration (Kubernetes, ECS)",
"Operational Excellence"
],
"currentlyLearning": "Serverless Architecture & Advanced Security Patterns",
"interests": ["AI & Machine Learning", "RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation)", "GraphRAG"],
"askMeAbout": ["AWS", "DevOps", "Fintech", "Microservices", "IaC", "Security"],
"funFact": "I believe AI is not real... yet! π€"
}π AWS-Certified DevOps Engineer with 6+ years specializing in high-scale cloud automation and fintech infrastructure
βοΈ Expert in governing multi-account AWS environments, orchestrating production microservices, and implementing Infrastructure as Code
π Deep focus on PCI-DSS compliance, security, and operational excellence
π‘ I love sharing knowledge through my blog and contributing to open-source projects
π Always learning and staying up-to-date with the latest cloud technologies and security best practices
β‘ When I'm not engineering infrastructure, you'll find me writing technical articles or experimenting with new AWS services
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