About
Mohamed Beshr
I am a DevOps Engineer focused on building secure, reliable, and cost-aware delivery platforms across GCP and AWS. My work spans Kubernetes, infrastructure as code, CI/CD, observability, incident response, and cloud security.
At Modeso, I support enterprise products running across Cloud Run, private GKE clusters, and AWS environments. I work closely with engineering, QA, and business teams to standardize delivery, improve reliability, strengthen access controls, build useful operational visibility, and identify cost-optimization opportunities.
Alongside my primary role, I deliver project-based DevOps consulting engagements. This has included building a Kubernetes platform on GCP and later migrating its environments to AWS EKS, establishing production infrastructure for a Saudi fintech platform, and operating shared GCP foundations across multiple software products.
My goal is not only to implement tools. I transfer DevOps practices into the teams I support through reusable standards, secure self-service workflows, shared observability, clear operational ownership, and documentation that makes the platform easier to maintain after delivery.
Selected Case Studies
- Scaling Terraform Governance Across 16+ GCP Projects
- Shipping a Fintech Platform in Three Weeks Without Blocking Development
- Standardizing Fragmented Product Infrastructure on GCP
- From Private GKE to AWS EKS: A Practical Migration Playbook
External Publication
- Azure DevOps Process Migration Guide (Microsoft Process Migrator), authored by me and published by the DevOps Visions Community.
Contact
Core Areas
- Kubernetes platforms on GKE and EKS
- Terraform governance, state design, Helm, Argo CD, and GitOps delivery
- Jenkins, Cloud Build, GitHub Actions, and GitLab CI/CD
- Secure access with IAM, PAM, IAP, workload identity, and secrets management
- Observability and incident response with Managed Prometheus, Cloud Operations, PagerDuty, and Opsgenie
- Cloud cost optimization and platform standardization
- Team enablement, self-service workflows, and shared DevOps ownership