Linux servers, datacenter-grade hardware, virtualization, networking, reverse proxies, DNS, TLS and production operations.

Local LLM hosting, internal AI tools, MCP servers, RAG pipelines, quantization workflows and private AI infrastructure.

Owner and lead systems administrator / network administrator of Industrium, a Minecraft RPG project built around custom backend systems and multi-server operations.

Internal dashboards, APIs, Discord bots, deployment workflows, scripts and operational utilities.

Minecraft RPG infrastructure, backend systems, internal tools and multi-server operations.

Local LLM hosting, MCP tools, RAG pipelines and private AI infrastructure for internal employee tooling.

GitLab, Kubernetes, Argo CD, Traefik, reverse proxies, DNS, automation and project tooling.

Minecraft RPG infrastructure project focused on custom systems, backend operations and multi-server architecture.

Minecraft schematics manager for NeoForge.

Public proof of Minecraft tooling, Java/modding work and project-specific utilities.

Private infrastructure used for development, hosting and Industrium operations.

Linux server operations, datacenter-grade hosting, reverse proxy, DNS, TLS, private development environments and production environments.

Minecraft backend infrastructure, multi-server architecture, databases, persistence systems and deployment workflows.

Internal GitLab, developer tooling, web services, project platforms and open source tooling planned for public release.

Local LLM hosting, RAG pipelines, MCP-based internal tools, quantization, model deployment and document intelligence.

Server racking, hardware deployment, switching infrastructure and private platforms for employee-facing AI tooling.

GitLab workflows, Kubernetes resources, Argo CD synchronization, Traefik routing and internal deployment operations.

Systems should be observable, recoverable and documented before they are considered complete.

Repeated operational work should become scripts, workflows or internal tools when it saves time.

Simple infrastructure is better than fragile complexity when the simple solution is enough.

GitHub stats do not reflect my real activity. Most of my work happens in private repositories, self-hosted GitLab instances, internal infrastructure environments and project-specific tooling.