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Cloud Infrastructure

⚠️ This repository is actively evolving and continuously extended with new scenarios and improvements.

This repository contains a collection of practical cloud engineering implementations built on Yandex Cloud, covering real-world infrastructure, security, and platform design patterns.

The focus is on architecture, system design, and implementation decisions, rather than step-by-step tutorials.


Overview

The repository demonstrates hands-on experience with:

  • Infrastructure as Code (IaC) — modular Terraform design
  • Serverless architectures — event-driven pipelines and API layers
  • Managed Kubernetes — cluster design, operations, and scaling
  • Cloud networking — load balancing, segmentation, and fault tolerance
  • Data platforms — PostgreSQL and ClickHouse in production-like setups
  • Cloud security — IAM, KMS, TLS, VPN, and network isolation
  • Observability — metrics, alerting, and monitoring pipelines

All scenarios are designed as independent but composable building blocks of a modern cloud platform.


Repository Structure

Core Infrastructure

  • terraform/ — Modular Infrastructure as Code (VPC, VM, PostgreSQL)
  • packer/ — Golden image build pipeline (Ubuntu + NGINX)

Compute & Platform

  • k8s/ — Managed Kubernetes (cluster design, RBAC, networking, autoscaling)
  • instance-group-and-load-balancer/ — Declarative HA deployment via Instance Groups
  • high-availability/ — Failure handling across VM, zones, and application layers

Serverless & Event-Driven Systems

  • serverless-api-project/ — End-to-end serverless architecture (API Gateway + Functions + DB)
  • async-file-analysis/ — Event-driven pipeline (Object Storage → Queue → Functions)

Data & Storage

  • databases/

    • ClickHouse analytics and ingestion patterns
    • Managed PostgreSQL (HA + schema deployment)
  • object-storage/

    • Immutable archive design
    • Static website hosting

Containers & Images

  • docker-container-registry/ — Private registry, image lifecycle, VM boot from container
  • packer/ — Reusable machine images

Observability

  • observability/

    • Custom metrics collection
    • Alerting (e.g., high traffic detection)
    • Prometheus → Grafana integration

Security

  • security/

    • IAM — identities, roles, least privilege
    • KMS — key lifecycle and encryption workflows
    • Network security — segmentation and traffic control
    • VPN — site-to-site secure connectivity (IPSec)
    • TLS & certificates — HTTPS and secure endpoints

Engineering Approach

This repository follows several core principles:

  • Modularity — reusable components (Terraform modules, service patterns)
  • Isolation — clear separation of concerns between services and layers
  • Security-first mindset — least privilege, encryption, network boundaries
  • Failure awareness — high availability and fault-tolerant design
  • Production-oriented thinking — realistic architectures instead of simplified demos

Notes on Implementation

Some implementations are adapted and extended from official documentation and training materials, including Yandex Cloud resources.

However, all solutions were:

  • reworked and redesigned
  • deployed manually
  • validated in a real cloud environment

The goal is not replication, but engineering interpretation and improvement.


Visuals & Documentation

Not all scenarios currently include diagrams or screenshots.

This is intentional at the current stage:

  • priority is given to working infrastructure and reproducibility
  • visuals are added progressively for complex flows (e.g., serverless pipelines, networking)

Disclaimer

This repository represents engineering prototypes and reference implementations.

It does not aim to be a production-ready system, and may not include:

  • full security hardening
  • compliance configurations
  • cost optimization for large-scale environments

Future Improvements

  • Architecture diagrams for key scenarios
  • Expanded observability coverage
  • Deeper Kubernetes operational cases
  • Additional failure and chaos scenarios

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Infrastructure-as-Code and cloud architecture examples: Terraform, Kubernetes, networking, and security

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