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INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS◆CERTIFICATION
AI ACADEMY◆AI-ASSISTED AUTOMATION
Bernd Kuhlen · Cloud Engineer Bonn area · Germany
I build resilient
cloud systems.
Cloud engineer and systems administrator with more than 25 years of experience turning complex infrastructure into reliable, automated platforms.
AWS architectureAutomationObservabilityAI engineering
25+years in IT
22years on-call
200+domains managed
cloud-platform — IDE
NOW / OCTOBER 2026
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My current focus is secure development with security linting and GitHub Dependabot alerts: catching risky patterns and vulnerable dependencies early, keeping findings actionable, and treating remediation as part of the normal engineering workflow.
See the EFS time bomb before it explodes.
Adjust storage, throughput, busy hours, and the starting balance to see whether burst credits recover—or quietly count down to a bottleneck.
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Strength training gets the same feedback loop as infrastructure: record the work, inspect the trend, and improve the next iteration.
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