capabilities

From bare metal to cloud.

Nearly seven years at AWS and sysad roots at Rackspace — infrastructure and systems engineering with full-stack depth from the kernel up through distributed cloud workloads.

Cloud & AWS Infrastructure

EC2, VPC, IAM, and Linux-based workloads at AWS scale. Build, migrate, and operate cloud infrastructure — with CSE-level debugging depth behind every design decision.

EC2 AWS VPC IAM migration
Systems Engineering

SysDE experience designing and shipping systems infrastructure. Linux sysad at Rackspace, AWS tooling contributor, and daily operator of self-hosted Kubernetes on bare metal.

Linux k3s Kubernetes automation sysad
Software Development

Backend-focused development in Go and Python. APIs, tooling, and custom CS solutions built for real infrastructure environments — not abstract cloud-only assumptions.

Go Python APIs tooling consulting

hybrid infrastructure

The pendulum is swinging back.

The industry is shifting — organizations that over-rotated to public cloud are rediscovering the value of on-premises and hybrid architectures. Cost control, data sovereignty, latency, and operational ownership are all driving the move back toward owned infrastructure.

JBE Computer Solutions is positioned for exactly this transition. With deep AWS fluency and hands-on bare-metal systems experience, the work here bridges both worlds — designing hybrid solutions that put the right workloads in the right place, whether that's your rack, a colocation facility, or a cloud provider.

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On-Premises
Bare metal, colocation, owned hardware
Public Cloud
AWS, burst capacity, managed services
Hybrid Solutions
Right workload, right place — designed for your constraints

this site runs on

Not a managed platform. Not a SaaS page builder. This is what the work looks like.

Go Backend server
k3s Kubernetes runtime
Bare Metal Self-hosted hardware
Let's Encrypt TLS / cert-manager
Bootstrap 5 Frontend framework

blog

Substack Adventures (for now)

For the time being, Substack is the home of the blog. The main TechTalk newsletter will be the only paid one — archives become paid after six months of consistent posting (threshold: one post per month for six months).

techtalk newsletter

Projects, corporate activity, research, lessons learned, best practices, and analysis of new technology.

tech investing newsletter

Investing in tech companies, technical analysis for entry/exit/scaling, risk management, and lessons learned.