I will migrate your backend to kubernetes on AWS eks with terraform

Your monolith is groaning. AWS bill is creeping. Deploys take hours and break things.

I migrate production backends from monoliths to Kubernetes on AWS EKS without the chaos.

Real result: I am currently leading the EKS migration for one of Latin America's largest retail chains (200+ stores, 1M+ daily users, thousands of concurrent RPS). Karpenter auto-scaling cut compute costs significantly. Spot Instances for stateless workloads. Terraform IaC across multi-account AWS.

What you get:

• EKS production cluster (Karpenter, Spot/On-Demand mix)
• - Terraform IaC: VPC, IAM, EKS, RDS, ElastiCache
• - CI/CD via GitHub Actions or GitLab CI
• - Helm charts with PodDisruptionBudgets and HPA
• - Observability: Grafana, Prometheus, distributed tracing
• - Runbooks and disaster recovery playbook

Stack: AWS, Terraform, Kubernetes, Karpenter, Helm, GitHub Actions, Grafana, Prometheus, Linux.

I work the way senior platform engineers do: ask the right questions before touching code, ship tested deliverables with rollback paths.