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geseib

Principal Software Engineer at JPMorgan, developing firmwide patterns for secure and resilient cloud application governance. Cloud engineer focusing on AWS networking, serverless applications, and automation. This profile highlights hands-on workshops, infrastructure templates, scripting utilities, and a commitment to working backwards from customer needs. Connect via LinkedIn for full professional background.

Working Backwards & Engagements

  • Document goals and success metrics before writing a line of code and craft a PRFAQ to clarify the customer problem.
  • Concept notes and reference data sets live in the engagements repo dev branch, including DynamoDB design ideas and sample game content used to iterate with customers.

AWS Networking & Training

Repository Highlights

  • AWS networking & connectivity – Examples and workshops such as awsnetworking, tgwwalk, and transitgateway explore multi-VPC designs, Transit Gateway, and routing best practices.
  • Serverless & application prototypes – Projects like arcane-whispers, aws-acm-autovalidate, and aws-serverless-workshops demonstrate Lambda, API Gateway, and event-driven patterns.
  • Automation tools & samples – Utilities including r53resolverhelper, project1, and nexus-vlans showcase Python and shell scripts for infrastructure management and testing.
  • Engagement & event collaboration – Repositories like engagements, awselbworkshop, and multitgwworkshop capture real-time collaboration for projects, teams, and organizations using React, serverless, and single-table design applications.

Featured Workshops

Notable Gists

  • s3etag2md5hash.py – Compare an Amazon S3 object's ETag with a local MD5 hash.
  • byoip.sh – Automate Bring Your Own IP setup for AWS.
  • gistfile1.txt – Shell script to compare service availability across AWS regions.
  • Additional snippets cover EC2 user data initialization and PHP access to AWS Secrets Manager.

Certifications

  • AWS Certified Advanced Networking – Specialty (valid through May 2027)
  • AWS Certified Security – Specialty (valid through April 2026)
  • AWS Certified DevOps Engineer – Professional (valid through February 2026)
  • AWS Certified Database – Specialty (valid through January 2026)
  • AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Professional (valid through July 2027)
  • AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate (valid through July 2027)
  • AWS Cloud Quest: Data Analytics
  • AWS Cloud Quest: Solutions Architect
  • AWS Cloud Quest: Serverless Developer
  • AWS Cloud Quest: Cloud Practitioner
  • AWS Cloud Quest: Security

Connect

  • LinkedIn – Professional background and roles.
  • Credly – AWS certifications and digital badges.

Find more at github.com/geseib.

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  1. tgwwalk tgwwalk Public

    A Walkthrough of Deploying AWS Transit Gateway to Connect many VPCs to Your Datacenter

    Shell 14 6

  2. awsnetworkshop awsnetworkshop Public

    AWS Networking Workshop

    CSS 15 22

  3. getamis getamis Public

    generate Cloudformation YAML Mapping RegionMap section for all regions when given AMI name

    Shell 1

  4. AWS EC2 User data for simple webserv... AWS EC2 User data for simple webserver with host private IP address
    1
    #!/bin/bash
    2
    /usr/bin/yum -y install httpd
    3
    /sbin/chkconfig httpd on
    4
    /sbin/service httpd start
    5
    /bin/echo “Welcome to my web server. My private IP is” > /var/www/html/index.html