Hi, I'm Tisighe Livinstone
Multi-Cloud DevOps & Platform Engineer
I build and run cloud platforms: EKS clusters provisioned with Terraform, delivery through GitHub Actions and Argo CD, and monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana. 6+ years on AWS and Azure, with working knowledge of GCP. Based in Doha, open to relocating to the EU.

Cloud Platforms
AWS · Azure
Kubernetes
EKS · Helm · GitOps
CI/CD & IaC
Terraform · Argo CD · GitHub Actions
Security & Observability
DevSecOps · Prometheus · Grafana
Skills & Tools
Projects
InfrastructureProduction EKS Cluster with Terraform: VPC, Node Groups and IRSA
- Terraform
- AWS EKS
- Kubernetes
- AWS VPC
- Helm
- IRSA
- Cluster Autoscaler
- AWS Load Balancer Controller
I kept setting up EKS by hand and forgetting steps, so I put all of it in Terraform: a VPC across 3 AZs, private node groups, IRSA, the Load Balancer Controller and Cluster Autoscaler. Everything else runs on this.
DevOps / PlatformNode.js API on EKS: Helm, HPA, ALB Ingress and Secrets Manager
- Kubernetes
- Helm
- AWS EKS
- HPA
- ALB
- AWS Secrets Manager
- Docker
- ECR
This puts the EKS cluster to work. A Node.js API packaged with Helm, scaled by HPA and Cluster Autoscaler, routed through an ALB, and configured through Secrets Manager without a single secret in Git.
InfrastructureEKS Cost Optimization with Karpenter and Spot Instances
- Karpenter
- AWS EKS
- Spot Instances
- Kubernetes
- AWS SQS
- Helm
Cluster Autoscaler only scales fixed node groups, so you pay for CPU the pods never use. I replaced it with Karpenter on Spot: right-sized nodes, consolidation within 30 seconds, and 40% lower compute cost with no app changes.
Latest articles
FeaturedKubernetes Observability on EKS: Metrics, Alerts and Dashboards with Prometheus and Grafana
Deployed Prometheus, Grafana, and Alertmanager on EKS using the kube-prometheus-stack Helm chart. Metrics flowing, alerts routing to Slack, dashboards provisioned from Git. Includes the EBS CSI driver and IAM gotchas you will actually hit on EKS.

Writing Kubernetes Runbooks That Actually Get Used During Incidents
Most runbooks are written once, stored somewhere, and never opened again — especially during the incidents they were meant to help with. This article covers how to write Kubernetes runbooks that engineers actually reach for at 2 AM.

Kubernetes Resource Management: Requests, Limits, LimitRanges, and QoS Classes
Resource requests and limits are the single most impactful configuration decision in a Kubernetes cluster. Get them wrong and you get OOMKilled pods, noisy neighbours, unreliable scheduling, and wasted spend. This article explains how to get them right.
Recommendations
From people I've worked and studied with.
Working with Livinstone at NxtgenHub was a genuinely great experience. He brings energy and commitment that lifts the whole team, adapts quickly to new technologies, and always takes ownership and sees tasks through to completion. His professionalism, collaborative spirit, and strong work ethic make him someone you can always count on.
Sayibu Sulemana
DevOps & Cloud Engineer at NxtgenHub
Livinstone is a highly skilled and dependable professional with strong expertise across AWS, Kubernetes, CI/CD, and infrastructure automation. He takes a proactive approach to problem-solving, keeps business objectives in focus, and brings exceptional dedication to continuous learning. Beyond his technical capabilities, he is an excellent team player who shares knowledge freely and always delivers high-quality results.
Dieudonne Akuphe
DevOps & Cloud Engineer at Deloitte
Livingstone has consistently shown strong technical skills, reliability, and professionalism across the projects we worked on together. He understands infrastructure and automation deeply, approaches challenges calmly, and always finds practical solutions that improve system performance. Easy to work with, communicates clearly, and supports the team whenever needed.
Tambua Evaristus
Fullstack Developer at Iknite Space
I had the privilege of studying with Tisighe for the AWS Solutions Architect certification, and his dedication and cloud expertise were outstanding throughout. He brings a level of focus and technical depth that is immediately noticeable. I am confident he will excel and add great value to any team he joins.
Raphael Boateng Nuamah
Cloud Engineer at Amalitech gGbH
Open to new roles
I'm looking for Cloud, DevOps and Platform Engineering roles: remote, on-site, or with relocation to the EU.