Introduction

After entering university, I accidentally took a C programming class, where I became very interested in the process of writing and executing code. Despite the somewhat late start, I decided to change my major, and since the transfer, I've been building my skills through various individual and team projects.

I enjoy experiencing the entire process of a service from planning to development and deployment. Particularly, I've faced many trials and errors while configuring servers during the deployment process. Initially, I exposed the server to the outside by running it in the form of binary files on a Raspberry Pi, but later built a container-based server environment using Nginx and Docker. Further aiming to operate a Kubernetes cluster, I've directly configured RancherOS, Talos Linux, and have also worked with hypervisor environments like Proxmox VE. Additionally, by using cloud services like EKS and GKE and contemplating cost optimization, I was able to broaden my understanding of cloud infrastructure. Such broad-ranging experiences of tackling and solving issues have been a great foundation for my growth as a developer.

While learning various technologies and working on projects, I started wanting to create services that are meaningful to more people, not just results for myself. The root of this thought lies in my school experiences. Participating in UCC contests and showing entertaining videos to friends, or sharing software I made with those around me, gave me the joy of "the happiness of sharing." Enabling users to feel convenience and enjoyment through the services I create is the biggest value I pursue as a developer.