Just automated something I used to do manually I've been managing LMS servers for clients, and every time we provision a new one, it meant SSH-ing in, editing config files, updating databases, restarting services... the same steps every single time. This week I finally tried Ansible for the first time. One playbook. One command. Done. Still a lot to learn, but this is a huge step up from manual configs.
Ronan Dela Cruz
Server Administrator & Full Stack Developer
I work with Linux servers and build web applications. This is where I share my projects, things I'm learning, and the occasional fix that took longer than it should have.
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I'm Ronan, an IT graduate based in the Philippines. At Seaversity, I look after Linux servers and Moodle environments, and write scripts to make repetitive work a little easier.
Outside that work, I build web and mobile applications, often around everyday needs in local communities and small businesses. I'm also learning more about cloud infrastructure and DevOps. This site is a place to share what I'm building and learning along the way.
Experience
May 2026 – Present
Nov 2025 – May 2026
Aug 2025 – Nov 2025
Skills
Infrastructure & Operations
- Linux Administration
- Rocky Linux
- Sangfor MCS
- Moodle
- Nginx
- NPMplus
- Cloudflare
- Tailscale
- MinIO
Application Development
- TypeScript
- React
- Tailwind CSS
- Express.js
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- Redis
- Firebase
- Supabase
Automation & Tools
- Bash
- Ansible
- Git
- Docker
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Hermes Agent
Education
St. Dominic College of Asia
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
2022 – 2026