Welcome to Carlos Cano's Personal Website

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Hello, I'm Carlos Cano!

Living in Mexico and currently working at AWS as a Solutions Architect at AWS.

About Me

I believe in the power of simplicity and comprehensibility in software development. All software solutions should be easy to understand and accessible to everyone. I also have a passion for creative documentation, particularly through innovative diagrams.

In my free time, I enjoy writing on Medium.

I also love playing Age of Empires 2 and Halo.

Music is another passion of mine, and I am currently exploring the world of modular synthesis with real synths and VCV Rack.

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What I Do

Cloud Architecture

With a strong background in cloud technologies, I design and implement cloud-based solutions that are efficient, scalable, and reliable. My primary tools include:

Languages: Python, Node.js
Infrastructure as Code: CloudFormation, Terraform

DevOps and Automation

I am deeply involved in DevOps practices, striving to automate and streamline development processes to enhance productivity and efficiency.

Creative Documentation

I love finding creative ways to document projects, using diagrams and visual aids to make complex concepts clear and understandable.

Featured Projects

A showcase of my recent work in cloud architecture, automation, and software development.

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Blog

Insights on cloud, DevOps, and tech. Check out my latest Medium posts:

Contact

I’m always open to discussing new projects, creative ideas, or opportunities to be part of your visions. Feel free to reach out to me via email or connect with me on LinkedIn.

Thank you for visiting my website. I hope you find it informative and engaging. Enjoy exploring!

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This section showcases the total number of views for this website, which is a key part of the Cloud Resume Challenge project. The total view count is dynamically updated using an AWS Lambda function that interacts with a DynamoDB table. Every time the website is visited, the Lambda function increments the view count in DynamoDB, and the updated count is displayed here.