I assist our customers to reduce their license & operational costs by implementing & supporting free and open source cloud solutions.
AWS, OpenTofu, Java, Eclipse Temurin, Wildfly, AlmaLinux, Debian, OpenLDAP
Solution architect and lead consultant of software development and DevOps projects. Mentoring junior colleagues. Certain projects require my business analyst skills to achieve customer satisfaction.
Java, Java EE, Linux, Oracle Weblogic, WLST, Oracle Service Bus, Python, Thales HSM, UML, JMeter, MySQL, OpenJDK, Kubernetes, PowerShell, Docker, Bash, Git, GitHub
Customer-facing consultant, mentored junior engineers.
JMeter, Java, Oracle, MySQL, Kubernetes, Docker, Git, GitHub, SOAP, Java Enterprise Edition, Maven, Jenkins, WebLogic, POSIX, WLST, Oracle Fusion Middleware
Release engineer of the Cloudera Distributed Hadoop ecosystem. Our team assured good patch quality for the platform.
Java, Git, Jenkins
Cloud implementation engineer at SAP doing SuccessFactors component installation. My responsibilities included writing Chef cookbooks to standardize the process.
System Architecture, Git, Chef, POSIX, Suse, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES), OpenSuse, Linux
JavaEE based Oracle Fusion Middleware solutions engineer and educator.
Java, Linux, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), System Architecture, Oracle, Databases, Java Enterprise Edition, WebLogic, POSIX, WLST, Oracle Fusion Middleware
I worked at Alerant Ltd. during my MSc studies as a system integrator intern. The corporation utilizes Oracle products only (SOA, JavaEE) for integrating Hungarian TELCOs’ enormous IT systems.
Java, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), SOAP, Java Enterprise Edition, Maven, Jenkins, WebLogic
Provided support for video servers on CentOS, MySQL databases and various hardware components. Provided support for video servers on CentOS, MySQL databases and various hardware components.
CentOS, MySQL, Computer Hardware, Hardware Diagnostics
Certificate in Advanced English, Cambridge University (Level C1, Type C)
Certification ID: CKAD-1900-001845-0100
fault tolerant engineering, verification of critical system
generic computer science bachelor course
Java EE based social network development
Free and open-source software not only reduces operational costs, but reduces strategic and legal liabilities as well. Oracle’s Hotspot JDK is the perfect example where liabilities exclusively originate from the vendor’s behavior and its product’s non-FOSS nature.
Read more
We tend to design business-critical systems to deal with extraordinary situations: natural disasters, human-induced incidents/accidents near data centers, or even acts of war targeting compute infrastructure. These occasions happen randomly from the designer’s perspective, so we need to have redundancies in place all the time to be able to deal with the fallout.
Read more
In Part 1 of this blog post series, we discovered how the Java platform relates to others in terms of compilation and execution, we compared compilation strategies, and identified hot code in Java bytecode. Let’s continue the journey by exploring Java’s JIT internals.
Read moreGreat solutions are like essential civil engineering infrastructure elements: drinking water pipes, concrete foundations or electrical substations. If it works great, you can forget about its existence. The Java platform and its just-in-time (JIT) code compiler is very much like a civil engineering marvel. From time to time we forget about it and how important of a role it plays when it comes to Java software execution performance… until it breaks down.
Read more
Amazon once again introduced hundreds of new features for their public cloud platform, Amazon Web Services. Sysagnostic attended a re:Cap meetup, which is an event based on the original re:Invent 2024. The re:Cap was organized by SnapSoft, and took place in the SnapSoft headquarters. As our company focuses on cost-efficient solutions, this article hand-picks two topics related to cost efficiency that were mentioned during the 2024 re:Cap meetup or during the AWS re:Invent event.
Read more
We have to live with our decisions; no matter if they are good or bad. This post is a showcase of our company focus: cost-effectiveness. Let me show you how we designed our website infrastructure, explain the decisions we made, how they will hopefully benefit us in the long run.
Read more
Sometimes you just have to do things the hard way.
This was my first impression when I stumbled upon the computer network exploratory journey which I’d like to share with you.
Read more