Bernd Kuhlens portfolio
On this page i am going to show some projects that i have been part of since 2019. Of course i am not allowed to make any kind of detailed information on these projects. If you like to know my technical skills please refer to my skill page. The only detailed information I can give you is how i run this page you are reading now. So here are some projects i have been working on.
https://www.klimafolgenonline.com
This project is run by the “Potsdamer Institut für Kimaforschung” and gives an overview of climate change forecasts in Germany. The application was run on webservers in our datacenter and my job was to transition this to AWS including redundancy-, autoscaling-, webserving- and monitoring aspects. By transferring the solution to AWS i was also able to introduce firewalling and TLS certificates. To safe on cost we made use an mixed instance fleed of on demand and spot instances.
The presentation page on my company. Apart from transferring it to the cloud (by making use of cdk to code our infrastructure) I also helped out our application team with configuring their wordpress solution. Apart from introducing redundancy, autoscaling and monitoring one big part was tweaking the wordpress config, setting up the firewall and making use of EFS as shared webserving filesystem. To safe on cost we made use an mixed instance fleed of on demand and spot instances.
https://www.wetteronline.de/home/wlan-wetterstation
Our webshop where we offer our weather device had to be transferred to the cloud as well. The infrastructure very much resembles the ones mentioned above. All infrastructures are monitored by modern monitoring solutions with automatic notifcations and problem mitigations.
Recent AWS Projects
AWS Monitoring, Administration and Training
We have dozens of developers working with AWS. I developed some lambda functions (python, boto3) to do jobs like:
We have some 200 domains at my company spread over quite a few DNS registrants. To safe on costs and for easier administration these were transferred to AWS as well (with some exceptions as AWS does not support every top level domain).
In my company i give training lessons on current topics. Recent workshops included the following topics: