About

I'm Dayo, a backend and devops engineer.

I build the parts of a product people don't see: the APIs, the infrastructure and the pipelines that keep everything running. I work mostly with Python, Go and Javascript, and I care a lot about security, reliability and getting deploys to feel boring.

I also make small tools for the terminal, like chatctl for real-time messaging between terminals and gopherparse for parsing HTML and XML.

Writing

I write technical articles about what I learn while building. A few of them, on DevSecOps, Go, databases and reliable systems:

• Production-Ready Vault Deployment on EC2 dev.to
• DevSecOps in Practice: Integrating Security in the Development Lifecycle Civo
• Optimizing Golang Applications for Kubernetes Earthly
• Understanding ACID in Database Engineering Medium
• Building more reliable applications with Temporal Medium
• Handling Paystack transactions using webhooks dev.to

The full list is in my Technical-Articles repository. New writing goes in the essays.

Away from the keyboard, I'm a husband and I'm usually on a few side quests. I read when I can, and I share bits of life on Instagram.

My code is on GitHub, and the best way to reach me is by email.