Developer website
A proper engineering website built around real systems.
I build end-to-end data platforms across AWS and GCP: infrastructure, ingestion, transformation, orchestration, analytics serving, and the documentation that helps other developers understand the full shape of the work.
What you get here
Real project depth, cleaner design, and developer-useful navigation.
Case studies with actual repo depth
See how infrastructure, orchestration, transformation, and analytics fit together instead of reading tool-by-tool fragments.
Public repos that are worth opening
Jump directly into the Terraform, PySpark, orchestration, and analytics repos behind the flagship platform.
Documentation written to teach
Identity, medallion layers, cloud tradeoffs, and environment design explained in a way another engineer can actually carry forward.
Private GCP rebuild with enterprise intent
A serious translation of the same platform ideas into GCP, with foundation, bootstrap, BigLake governance, and cleaner internal skills.
Start here
If you are a developer visiting the site, these are the best entry points.
Study the AWS platform infrastructure first
If you want the broadest picture, start with the repo that creates the VPC, buckets, IAM, orchestration support, serving layer, and monitoring.
Open `terraform-platform-infra-live`See how raw change events become clean Silver tables
The Glue jobs repo is one of the best places to understand current-state reconciliation, quarantine handling, and shared Spark utilities.
Open `platform-glue-jobs`See how the Gold layer becomes accessible to people
The analytics agent shows the final layer of the platform: NL to SQL, cost visibility, charts, PDFs, and browser plus Slack delivery paths.
Open `platform-analytics-agent`Current website direction
This site is becoming a long-term engineering home, not just a portfolio.
The goal is not to impress with noise. The goal is to make serious platform work easy to navigate, useful to learn from, and clean enough to grow over time.
How this site is managed
- The repo stays private
- Netlify handles deployment and the custom domain
- The public site is at `chuquemeka.dev`
- The codebase now uses Astro for cleaner long-term growth