Dmitry Yackevich

I make infrastructure boring.

−40% incidents. $10M+ saved across roles. Two migrations in two years. I build and lead the infrastructure organisations behind numbers like these. Head of Infrastructure at Manychat, Amsterdam.

↓ six stories, two minutes each
Dmitry Yackevich
Dmitry YackevichAMS
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Five companies, one job: infrastructure that holds up under growth. Several of them went on to become unicorns. The through-line: from teaching Linux, to building systems, to leading the organisations that run them — now for the AI era.

$10M+saved in AWS
−40%incidents
99.9%uptime shipped

Tools change every era. The job doesn't.

§ Stack · daily drivers

Run

The substrate

AWS EKS EC2 · S3 · RDS Lambda Kubernetes Helm Docker Karpenter Cloudflare

Ship

The paved road

Terraform GitHub Actions GitLab CI Argo CD Linear Backstage

See

The eyes

Grafana Prometheus Loki · Tempo OpenTelemetry PagerDuty Sentry

Remember

The memory

ClickHouse PostgreSQL Redis Kafka RabbitMQ

Guard

The locks

Snyk Vanta Vault IAM · GuardDuty Policy as code

The new users

The AI era

Langfuse LiteLLM vLLM Bedrock Claude Code MCP

Off duty.

§ About · the human
Street photography Self-portrait, elevator mirror Unboxing a Mac mini

Amsterdam, a Fujifilm X-E5, and seven years of teaching Linux before any of this. More about me →

Where I can help.

§ Problems I think about

If your cloud bill grows faster than your product, the pager owns your engineers’ weekends, a migration refuses to end, or your platform team has quietly become a ticket queue — these are the problems I’ve spent fifteen years on. The stories above show how they get solved. No pitch; I compare notes with engineering leaders working the same problems. Describe yours →

Say hi.

§ Contact

Platform leadership, AI infrastructure, FinOps, speaking — or joining the Manychat infra team. Say which, and I’ll answer faster.

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