About

I'm Burak Berk Keskin, a DevOps engineer. My day-to-day lives at the intersection of CI/CD, Linux servers, and networking.

I care a lot about reproducible build and release pipelines — fast, reliable CI/CD setups that teams can actually trust. On the server side, it's the classic DevOps toolbox: Linux administration, container orchestration, cloud platforms, automation, and infrastructure as code. And then there's networking — the part everyone skips in tutorials but ends up breaking in production.

Outside of work, I run a homelab. It's where I test things before they ever touch production: networking experiments, self-hosted services, and the occasional rebuild-just-for-fun. It's also what this blog is mostly about.

Professionally, a large part of my work involves deploying SaaS applications onto the infrastructure of enterprise customers. That means taking a cloud-native product and making it stable, performant, and easy to maintain inside organizations with their own data centers, network policies, and operational constraints. I own the infrastructure side of that — containerization, networking, monitoring, and the day-to-day upkeep that keeps production boring, in the best possible way.

A quick note on how this blog is written: the notes are mine — everything you read here starts as my own notes and experience. Because English is my second language, I use AI to help format things, structure the notes into actual posts, and make them faster to share. But nothing is published as AI slop: every post goes through review until it's polished and actually says what I want to say.

You can contact me at[email protected].