Wayner Araujo Ferreira

Devops at Queima Diária

Wayner Araujo Ferreira has extensive work experience in the field of IT. Wayner began their career as a Technical Supervisor at CONTRACT TI, where they provided support to clients, performed fiber optics fusion, organized racks, installed security cameras, configured VPNs, and handled various other technical tasks.

Following this, Wayner worked as an Analyst at Teknisa, where they were responsible for configuring mobile and cloud environments, analyzing and configuring Linux servers, implementing Teknisa environments for clients, and setting up AWS platforms. Wayner also participated in client meetings, project development, and process analysis.

Wayner then joined Fácil Informática as a Senior Network Administration Analyst, where they utilized CloudWatch, RDS, Route 53, DNS, and other tools to analyze and configure Windows and Amazon Linux servers. Wayner also automated processes using GitHub, Terraform, and Docker, and monitored systems using Grafana.

Currently, Wayner is working at Queima Diária as a DevOps Engineer. Their responsibilities include maintaining and architecting product applications on the AWS cloud, implementing CI/CD pipelines, utilizing Git and GitHub for version control, and providing support to various teams.

Throughout their career, Wayner has demonstrated expertise in cloud technologies, infrastructure maintenance, automation, and system monitoring.

Wayner Araujo Ferreira completed a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science with a focus on Big Data at Centro Universitário de Belo Horizonte from 2014 to 2018. In addition to their formal education, Wayner obtained several certifications, including AWS-EXPERT from LINUXtips in August 2022, Uncomplicating Consul from LINUXtips in July 2022, Uncomplicating Docker from LINUXtips in August 2021, Uncomplicating Terraform from LINUXtips in August 2021, and AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C01) from Amazon Web Services (AWS) in December 2022.

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  • Devops

    October, 2021 - present