I built the AWS platform that every DevOps engineer would want to have

The Discovery A few months ago, while talking with a DevOps Engineer friend, he shared one of his frustrations: "In some of the companies and projects I've worked on, I've had to build all the infrastructure: VPCs, subnets, EKS... plus set up the deployment pipeline, both for the platform and the microservice. But as a DevOps Engineer, what I really want is to focus on deploying the microservice. My dream would be to simply run kubectl apply... and have everything work. " That's when it became clear: the DevOps Engineer ends up fighting with VPCs and subnets when they should really be focusing on automating application deployments. That reflection changed everything. The Missing Separation of Responsibilities This project was born precisely to solve that clash of responsibilities. We assume the role of Cloud/Platform Engineer and build the base infrastructure shell so that the DevOps/App Delivery team can then deploy applications on an already prepared platform. In our approach: Cloud/