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I don't just write code. I build the systems
that run it.

Muhammet Yılmaz - Systems Architect & Platform Engineer. I turn "it works on my machine" into "it works everywhere" (and yes, I've heard all the Docker jokes).

Muhammet Yılmaz

Who Am I

I see the world as a set of interconnected systems (probably why I overthink my coffee brewing process). My formal education in Mechanical Engineering taught me that everything breaks eventually - so you better design for it.

I apply that same "assume it will fail" mentality to the digital realm, building tools that make other developers' lives easier and architecting infrastructure that doesn't wake me up at 3 AM.

Focus Areas
Cloud Architecture, DevOps, Automation
Philosophy
Systems Thinking, Reliability First

Behind the Scenes

Follow me on Instagram for a no-bullshit look at building real-world systems. One day I'm sharing a deep dive on why your project structure is a mess, the next I'm celebrating a successful deployment with a questionable dance. Part architect, part mad scientist, 100% building in public.

Follow @muozez

Things I've Built

A collection of projects that started as "this should be easy" and ended with me questioning my life choices (but in a good way).

EnvZilla

Ephemeral Preview Environments for every GitHub PR. Because "works on my machine" isn't a deployment strategy.

TypeScript
Docker
Kubernetes
Redis
Cloudflare

Next Project Idea

Coming soon! A new project that will revolutionize the way we think about systems architecture. Stay tuned for updates.

Coming Soon

PID Simulation Toolkit

A Python toolkit for PID controllers. Because sometimes you need to bring your mechanical engineering degree out of retirement.

Python
Matplotlib

My Architectural Principles

The three commandments I live by (when I'm not debugging at 2 AM).

Automation First

If I have to do it more than twice, I'm writing a script. I once famously spent 3 days automating a 5-minute task. It was absolutely worth it.

Reliability by Design

A system's quality is measured by how gracefully it fails. And trust me, everything fails eventually - usually at 3 AM.

Build in Public

The best tools are forged with community feedback. Plus, someone else might catch that bug I've been staring at for 3 hours.

Have a complex problem?

Let's build a solution together. I'm always open to discussing new projects, especially if they involve interesting technical challenges (and a reasonable coffee budget).