KRITAN DAHAL
Network / Infrastructure Engineer
Building toward DevOps & systems engineering.
A quiet obsession with what's underneath.
I care about what happens underneath the interface — how packets move, how systems communicate, how infrastructure fails, and how to make it more reliable.
My work lives between cables and code — routing protocols, kernel parameters, container runtimes. Now deepening the DevOps practice: automation, observability, and systems that don't surprise you at 3 AM.
- FocusINFRASTRUCTURE
- PathNOC → DEVOPS
- StackLINUX / NET / OCI
- StatusLEARNING
- LocationEARTH / REMOTE
- StudyingCCNP ENARSI
- PracticingK8S / TERRAFORM
- ReadingUNIX PHILOSOPHY
A path through the stack.
Started in network operations — monitoring device health, responding to alerts, learning how production networks behave under load.
Deeper into routing, switching and VLAN design. Began automating repetitive tasks with Bash and Ansible.
Pivoting toward DevOps and systems engineering — containers, CI/CD, observability stacks, infrastructure as code.
The language packets speak.
Networking isn't a diagram on a slide — it's a living system of decisions made in microseconds. These are the protocols I work with daily, small agreements about how information moves.
The machinery behind the screen.
Things I've built.
The space where I practice.
Let's build something.
Open to conversations about network engineering, infrastructure roles, and DevOps work — projects where reliability actually matters.