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Cloud Architecture
AWS infrastructure by Kacper Michalik—Solutions Architect, AI Practitioner, and Cloud Practitioner certified.
Kacper Michalik designs cloud architecture on AWS for products that need to scale without unnecessary complexity: compute, storage, networking, and AI/ML-related services chosen for reliability, cost awareness, and team speed. Credentials are validated by three AWS certifications applied to real infrastructure work.
Focus
- AWS service selection for startups and product teams (serverless vs containers)
- Secure, observable infrastructure with cost and operational trade-offs made explicit
- Cloud patterns that support AI/ML workloads alongside standard application stacks
- Comparing major clouds with practical criteria (e.g. AWS vs Azure for product teams)
Stack
- AWS (Lambda, API Gateway, ECS, RDS, S3, CloudFront, AI/ML-related services)
- Docker
- Infrastructure aligned with TypeScript/Node and Python workloads
- Managed databases and caching on AWS
In production
- Production cloud design applied alongside product engineering at Screen Studio and O-1A Hub.
- AWS Certified Solutions Architect, AWS Certified AI Practitioner, and AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (Credly-verified).
- Technical writing — “AWS vs. Azure: A Guide” on Built In for decision-makers comparing clouds.
Frequently Asked Questions
What AWS certifications does Kacper Michalik hold?
Kacper Michalik holds AWS Certified Solutions Architect, AWS Certified AI Practitioner, and AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner credentials, verified on Credly.
How does Kacper approach cloud architecture for products?
He favors simple, reliable, evolvable systems: managed services where they fit, clear boundaries, observability from day one, and cost awareness at each growth stage—avoiding over-engineering early while leaving room to scale.
Does he compare AWS with other clouds?
Yes. He has published an AWS vs Azure guide on Built In covering practical differences for teams choosing a cloud platform.
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