Nirjar Goswami
Associate Cloud EngineerStack
Technologies, frameworks and tools I use to build and deploy scalable applications.
Works
Projects I worked on. Each of them containing its own case study.
AegisMesh
Identity and Access Management
Most teams end up splitting auth, permissions, and audit logs across separate tools. AegisMesh keeps it in one place — MFA, OAuth, session control, RBAC, and audit logs, all from a single admin console. Containerized with Docker, runs on Kubernetes, deploys cleanly across environments.
HookDrop
Webhook Receiver & Streamer
HookDrop is a mock webhook receiver written in Go. POST anything to a bucket URL; HookDrop catches, stores, and streams it live. The app is small on purpose — the real project is the CI/CD pipeline, container hardening, and GitOps loop built around it using ECR.
DeployLens
Deployment Insights
GitHub Actions and AWS CodeDeploy don't talk to each other. A workflow runs, a CodeDeploy execution fires, and whether a specific commit reached production is something you piece together yourself. DeployLens connects both into one timeline — one dashboard, no tab-switching.
Code Humanizer
Skill file
Most AI code explanations restate what you can already read. This one tells you why it exists, what breaks it, and what the person who wrote it was thinking with modes.
Engineering Notes
Articles on what I’ve experienced.
Zero environment drift
When local matches production exactly
I thought Docker was extra work. It wasn't.
Containerizing AegisMesh with Docker, Kubernetes, and Jenkins. How a "few hours" turned into a week, and what I'd do differently.
Never lose a line
How version control saved my sanity
How GitHub changed my workflow
I put off GitHub longer than made sense. Learning the commands was fine. What got me was figuring out how much work I'd already lost without knowing it.
Get in Touch
Please contact me directly at nirjargoswami2626@gmail.com or through this form.
Building cloud-native applications, IAM systems, and secure backend architectures. Looking to work on problems that actually ship.