Presenting at AWS Office Dubai
I presented the Infrastructure architecture of Tarabut to an audience at AWS and answered questions about the same.

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I presented the Infrastructure architecture of Tarabut to an audience at AWS and answered questions about the same.

Trust and respect - "He is a calm and composed individual who actively listens to others' concerns and treats their viewpoints with respect. His polite attitude and open-mindedness create a collaborative atmosphere where conversations feel like discussions among peers rather than opposing teams. These qualities make him an ideal embodiment of our Trust and Respect core values."Going beyond - "Shariq is an outstanding colleague—exceptionally knowledgeable and always demonstrates a proactive, "can-do" attitude. Over recent months, I’ve had several requirements where we needed to introduce new processes or update existing ones, all linked to regulatory standards. Shariq has played a pivotal role in ensuring these changes were implemented swiftly, often with short notice, while also providing the necessary documentation. He leads a dedicated team of unsung heroes who consistently step up to assist and deliver support whenever required, making complex tasks feel seamless and well-managed."
Karak: A tea with milk cooked for a long time


Patrick Lencioni's "The Five Dysfunctions of a Team" outlines five common team issues that can hinder performance. By addressing these dysfunctions, you can create a high-performing team.
Foster Trust:
Embrace Conflict:
Seek Commitment:
Hold Each Other Accountable:
Focus on Results:
By addressing the five dysfunctions and implementing these strategies, you can create a high-performing team that is capable of achieving great things.
Both security and platform engineering have worked tirelessly over the year to rid our hosting environments of active/exploitable critical vulnerabilities.
Oh so this is how the world will end .....
We have been using Wiz and its a wonderful product. I hope Google (as a serial application killer) don't destroy Wiz.