Avecena Basuni — SRE & Observability Engineer

Work

Here's what the work actually looks like.

Four engagements across enterprise observability, open-source tooling, and infrastructure automation. Open each one for the full breakdown.

Case Study

Full Stack Observability Implementation

MTTD and MTTR improved noticeably across engagements. Teams that used to jump between more than three disconnected monitoring tools can now trace root cause from a single platform. Recurring incidents started getting caught before users noticed, reducing reactive support load in the process.

New RelicAPMInfrastructureEnterprise

Full Stack Observability dashboard screenshot

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Case Study

Full Network Observability in Docker

Network observability is one of the hardest gaps to fill in a monitoring stack because the learning curve starts before you even touch the tool. This project removes that barrier. Clone the repo, spin up the containers, and within a few minutes you have realistic SNMP and syslog traffic flowing into New Relic, ready to explore.

New Relic NPMDockerSNMPSyslog

Network Performance Monitoring SNMP demo screenshot

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Case StudyOpen Source

New Relic Observability Toolkit

Observability should be version-controlled, reviewable, and repeatable. This toolkit gives any SRE team a defensible, production-grade New Relic stack on day one, without spending weeks rediscovering the same configuration pitfalls everyone else already solved.

TerraformIaCOpen SourceNew Relic

New Relic Observability Toolkit Terraform modules screenshot

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Case StudyOpen Source1 star

New Relic Squid Proxy

A stalled POC is a lost deal. Every hour a client spends waiting for connectivity issues to be resolved is an hour they are not seeing value from the product. This tool turns a recurring manual bottleneck into a single command that any engineer can run, on any Linux distro, in any network environment.

Squid ProxyLinuxAutomationOpen Source

New Relic Squid Proxy installer screenshot

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