Cloud Architecture Review and Migration
Cloud architecture reviews and migrations across AWS, GCP and Azure, with readiness reviews for teams preparing AI infrastructure.
Senior Cloud & DevSecOps Contractor
NVIDIA NCA-AIIO · AI Infrastructure & Operations
Architecture reviews, Terraform automation, cloud cost analysis and CI/CD security for engineering teams. Scoped work with documented decisions, code and handover.
19 years in IT · Spain (CET) · Remote B2B engagements

Cloud architecture reviews and migrations across AWS, GCP and Azure, with readiness reviews for teams preparing AI infrastructure.
Terraform-based infrastructure and deployment automation that removes manual steps and stays maintainable after handover.
Structured cost reviews and FinOps practices that reduce cloud spend without degrading reliability or slowing delivery.
CI/CD pipelines with security controls built in: fewer manual steps, auditable releases, and scanning that engineers actually keep.
AI infrastructure
Before introducing AI workloads, assess the compute, storage and networking requirements alongside access controls, observability and cost.
A readiness review identifies infrastructure constraints and produces a prioritized assessment before implementation. My NVIDIA NCA-AIIO certification supports this extension of my cloud and platform work.
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mrexojo.com · B2B Contractor
Remote engagements for Orange Bank, SantaLucía, and Jefferson Frank IT Consulting: DevSecOps pipelines, delivery automation, and FinOps cost control.
Copado (US)
Custom Terraform modules for a Salesforce DevOps platform on GKE; observability (Sumo Logic, Prometheus) for a team spanning US, India, and Europe.
Sngular (Spain)
Client engagements at Decathlon Spain (AWS EKS to GCP GKE migration) and Telefónica Foundation (IaC for a global high-availability platform).
Nokia Spain
OpenStack and bare-metal operations for telecom OTT streaming infrastructure; automated provisioning with MAAS.
IIC / ZeppelinTV
Foundational systems administration: Linux, virtualization, databases, backups, and network infrastructure.
Certifications
Azure Linux 4.0-style minimal hosts — no GUI, SELinux enforcing by default, atomic rollbacks — are becoming the compliance-friendly default for container fleets. The operational and regulatory case, the migration friction nobody advertises, and an opinion on timing.
Why 'we have backups' is not an answer to a continuity question, and how engineering leaders should structure — and test — recovery before an incident or an audit forces the issue.
Decision criteria for CTOs weighing managed databases, Kubernetes, and serverless against self-operated infrastructure: the real cost comparison, the migration signals, and the lock-in question answered honestly.
Cloud, automation and AI infrastructure on YouTube.
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