Surendra Prajapati

Devops Cloud Engineer @Rogers Communications

Richmond, BC, CA

Spearheaded the development of robust CI/CD pipelines using Azure DevOps Services, enabling seamless integration and deployment cycles across multiple environments.• Hands-on experience with Azure services, including AKS, App Services, Azure Functions, Virtual Machines, Blob Storage, Key Vault, enabling secure, scalable, and automated cloud infrastructure deployments• Engineered infrastructure automation using Terraform, ARM templates, and Bicep, ensuring consistent and repeatable deployments of Azure resources across test, staging, and production environments• Led the containerization of applications using Docker, and orchestrated deployments with Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) to support scalable and fault-tolerant microservice architectures• Architected centralized logging, monitoring, and alerting solutions using Azure Monitor, Prometheus, and Application Insights, improving visibility into application performance and system health• Implemented cost optimization strategies using Azure Cost Management, right-sizing resources, eliminating unused assets, and applying reserved instances to reduce cloud expenditure• Automated provisioning and configuration of infrastructure using Python, Java, and PowerShell, aligning deployment workflows with infrastructure-as-code principles• Implemented robust Git-based workflows and enterprise-grade GitOps with ArgoCD, ensuring automated, secure, and reliable application deployments• Managed networking components, including Azure Load Balancer, Application Gateway, and Azure Front Door to ensure secure, resilient, and optimized traffic routing• Configured and managed Azure Virtual Networks (VNets), VPN Gateways, and Private DNS Zones to establish secure connectivity, hybrid cloud setups, and efficient name resolution across environments• Streamlined cloud resource governance through Azure Policy, Management Groups, and Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to maintain compliance and operational standards