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Subhodip1307/README.md

💫 About Me

🧠 Backend & systems engineer focused on Linux internals, networking, and scalable backend architectures

🛠️ Strong in Python, Rust, and JavaScript pragmatic about tool choice, allergic to hype

🧩 Building system-level tools: DNS servers

⚙️ Deep interest in performance, observability, and OS behavior under load

📦 Experienced with Docker, Nginx, Redis, PostgreSQL, and production-grade deployments

🔐 Security-aware developer with hands-on exposure to network & web security

🌍 Open-source contributor, believe code should survive real-world abuse, not demos

✍️ Technical writer on Medium, documenting learnings to sharpen thinking and share knowledge


🌐 Socials

Medium TryHackMe


💻 Tech Stack

🧠 Languages & Scripting

Python Rust JavaScript Bash

⚙️ Backend & Frameworks

Django FastAPI Flask Express.js Axum

🗄️ Databases & Messaging

Postgres MySQL MongoDB Redis RabbitMQ

🌐 Infra, DevOps & Security

Docker Nginx Apache GitHub Actions TOR


🧭 Core Focus Areas

  • 🐧 Linux internals: processes, signals, file descriptors, networking
  • 🌐 Networking: DNS, sockets, proxies, traffic flow, failure handling
  • ⚙️ Backend systems: scalability, observability, resource limits
  • 🔐 Security fundamentals: threat modeling, network & web attack surfaces
  • 🧱 Infrastructure-aware development: code that respects the OS

🚧 Current Engineering Direction

  • Building system-level tooling (DNS servers, log collectors, background daemons)
  • Exploring high-performance Rust backends with explicit control over resources
  • Designing systems that degrade gracefully instead of crashing loudly
  • Writing technical notes and blogs to turn experience into reusable knowledge

🧠 Engineering Principles

  • Measure before scaling
  • Prefer understanding over abstraction
  • Fail loudly, recover gracefully
  • Security is a baseline, not a feature
  • If the OS disagrees, your code is wrong

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  1. WooDns WooDns Public

    WooDns is a lightweight Rust-based local DNS server that maps Docker container names to their internal IPs. No need to expose ports to the host, just use container names like hostnames!

    Rust 5

  2. Love-Birds Love-Birds Public

    Grab images, device info & location from target's phone front camera or PC webcam just sending a link.

    HTML 7 1

  3. ConfigFlow ConfigFlow Public

    A Python script for creating YAML-driven DSLs with dynamic class registration and validation

    1

  4. Just_Light_Development Just_Light_Development Public

    It is a micro web framework for Python.It's designed for rapid prototyping and building lightweight web applications with minimal overhead.

    Python