Tanya Babitskaya
Cloud Engineer · Infrastructure Lead
8+ years building secure, observable, cost-efficient infrastructure on AWS. Infrastructure Lead at Flare Emergency Response, a mission-critical healthcare platform where reliability directly affects emergency response outcomes.
I believe in clean code, strong CI/CD, and calm clarity in infrastructure.
Stack & Roadmaps
Cloud Platform
Compute
Security & Identity
Networking & Delivery
Compliance
Analytics & Streaming
Application Integration
Infrastructure as Code
OS & Environment
CI/CD & Hosting
Observability
FinOps
Data
Languages
Personal Projects & AI Tools
AI Agents & LLM
Personal Infrastructure
Knowledge & Workflow
Technologies and tools I work with
Languages & Scripting
OS & Environment
Networking
Source Control
CI/CD
Containers
Infrastructure as Code
Cloud Platforms
Observability
Security & Identity
Secrets Management
Compliance
FinOps
Technologies and tools I work with
Compute
Storage
Databases
Networking
Security & Identity
Analytics & Streaming
Application Integration
Developer Tools
Management
FinOps
Technologies and tools I work with
Languages
Frameworks
APIs
Databases
Auth
Messaging
Technologies and tools I work with
AI Agents & LLM
Fine-tuning
Claude Code Core
MCP (Model Context Protocol)
Integration Patterns
RAG & Knowledge
Experience
Infrastructure Lead
Flare Emergency Response
- 54% reduction in cloud costs through strategic AWS optimization
- 99%+ uptime with sub-10-minute incident response
- IaC, CI/CD and observability stack on a mission-critical healthcare-adjacent platform
Cloud Engineer
Flare Emergency Response
Cloud Engineer / DevOps Engineer / Cloud Architect
Ohmycloud OU
Led 8 long-term AWS engagements. Scalable, secure, cost-optimized infrastructure across emergency response, retail SaaS, document SaaS, real-estate analytics and blockchain. Client names under NDA, sectors and regions disclosed below.
Project Manager
School of Robotics
- Distance-learning platform adopted by ~100 centers nationwide
- Onboarding system, sprint-based delivery, country-specific teaching manuals
- Established Moscow department from the ground up as CEO of regional team
Writing
Iva and Me: Building a Personal Operating System with Obsidian, RAG, OCR and AI
Twenty years of handwritten diaries as the memory layer of a personal AI. How vault, RAG, OCR and an agent loop come together into a system that knows who you actually are.
Read on Medium ↗An MCP server that does not log the patient ID, on purpose
Most public MCP demos that read patient data would fail a HIPAA audit on a single grep. A walk-through of a healthcare-grade MCP server design where the patient ID never enters logs by construction.
Read on Medium ↗Beyond the Research Wiki: What Happens When the Data Is You
What changes when a personal knowledge base is about you, decisions, energy, health, inner life. Domain policy files, behavioral contracts for AI agents, and why one librarian with one behavior breaks down.
Read on Medium ↗From Scattered Notes to Living System: Obsidian, Claude, and a Personal OS
How I built a local REST API over an Obsidian vault, connected it to a React dashboard, and added an MCP layer for AI-driven read-write access. Treating personal knowledge management as infrastructure.
Read on Medium ↗Over Two Decades of Handwriting, One Local Language Model, and an OCR Problem
Building a Cyrillic handwriting OCR pipeline for 20+ years of personal diaries. TrOCR, LoRA fine-tuning, and why the hardest part is not the model.
Read on Medium ↗The Architect: Building a Weekly Review Agent on Top of an Obsidian Vault
A structured weekly review agent with MCP read-write access to an Obsidian vault. From capability to application, and why the specificity of the workflow turned out to be the point.
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