I am responsible for designing and implementing cloud workflows for new clouds which Cisco CloudCenter will support and adding functionalities or doing improvements in existing supported cloud workflows.

• working/worked on Kubernetes, AzureRM, vSphere, Openstack, Google Compute Engine, Bluemix, Dimension Data (opsource cloud)

• Good in writing Async workflows, Good at RxJava 2.0

• RxJava, Java 8, Spring Boot, Hibernate, PostgreSQL, MongoDB

I am also familier with various concepts of below Clouds and f(x)

I was working on the Cisco CloudCenter Management. It is the customer facing end of product and it manages app deployments, VM actions, cloud accounts, brownfield VMs in datacenter, benchmarks, various scaling or governance policies, user management, api management, usage plan, bundle and contract management and much more.

My role in this position:

• Implementing new REST APIs to be consumed by UI, writing efficient SQL query and fixing critical issues.


• Co-ordination with the Quality Assurance team for timely closure of the defects.

(POC) Using ModeShape as a repository to store Cloud Apps Model

• ModeShape is a hierarchical, transactional, and consistent data store with support for queries, full-text search, events, versioning, references, and flexible and dynamic schemas.


• Implemented ModeShape as a repository in Cisco CloudCenter to store Cloud App models.


• Written a driver program to migrate all Cloud Apps to ModeShape from Apache Jackrabbit

• Created apps to view and update cloud application's data stored in Apache Jackrabbit repository

  Developed two platform independent applications which facilitate an administrator to retrieve metadata of a particular cloud application from a JCR repository in Json format. It allows administrator to update the application which gets updated on real-time basis at the cloud .This application is command line based developed on Eclipse IDE and is compatible with Windows and Linux operating systems. Log Files are generated to keep track of all events and exceptions thrown.

  The second application is an webapp which provides same functionality and can be deployed on any application container like Tomcat or Jetty Server etc.



• AutoStack : OpenStack automated MultiNode Installer Script

  Created an automated script called AutoStack for installing OpenStack on Multi-Node Cluster and making it ready for production. This script provides scalability to add new resources without any downtime of the OpenStack Environment . AutoStack can install OpenStack on bare metal or on VM. We have tested it on a blade containing 8 nodes. We dedicated 1 node for controller, 1 node for Network and 1 node for Compute. AutoStack can make environment ready in minutes thus saving time for more development works.

  Github: https://github.com/rishi-anand/pullstack



• (OPEN SOURCE) Log File Debugger and Analyzer for Development & Operations (DevOps)

  Developed a Shell Script which collects all logs based on user Input Parameters. Logs can be collected in two Modes: TimeStamp or No. of Lines. In TimeStamp all logs will be collected which are touched in‘t’ minute duration. In No. of Lines, ‘n’ number of logs from end will be collected. Input path can be given in two ways: by passing argument or by passing address in properties file. User input is being validated and for incorrect user input, User is shown list of Parameters. Properties file gets created automatically if do not exist, and shows help menu whenever shell script is executed with ‘–help command’ and then user can pass address of multiple log files.

  Also it analyses log files with some Pattern and highlights area of log file where pattern is found and a specific operation can be performed for each Pattern like installing a service or moving some file from one directory into another directory.

  Github: https://github.com/rishi-anand/logdebugg