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About SUSEMAN

An engineer who writes what ships

I am SUSEMAN. I have worked on infrastructure and web platforms for over a decade — from cabling racks in a server room to designing WordPress clusters that serve millions of requests a day.

Bangkok, Thailand · Available for consulting

An engineer who writes what ships

The story

It started in a small server room and a Thai forum full of Linux questions nobody answered. I began writing notes so I would not forget the fixes — and thousands of engineers started reading them too.

Today I consult and write full-time: designing systems, building clusters, auditing performance, and teaching teams through ebooks and workshops.

2016

writing since

40k

readers / month

60+

systems shipped

How I work

01

Measure before beautiful

Architecture decisions need numbers behind them, not vibes.

02

Simple is the goal

The best system is the one your team can still operate tomorrow.

03

Write so others can follow

If my documentation gets another engineer to a working deploy, that is the metric that matters.

Timeline

A journal of cloud & web engineering — Bangkok, Thailand

  1. 2016

    Started writing in public

    From posts in Thai Linux groups to a blog people returned to.

  2. 2018

    Consulting full-time

    First system-design engagements with SMEs and in-house IT teams.

  3. 2020

    First WordPress cluster

    Shipped a LiteSpeed + Galera cluster that survived campaign traffic.

  4. 2023

    Ebooks and workshops

    Turned the notes into ebooks and in-house workshops.

  5. 2025

    Edge-native platform

    Moved this whole site to Cloudflare Workers with a self-hosted CMS.

Daily tools

Tools I use every day, not just a list on a résumé.

LinuxDebianNginxLiteSpeedMariaDB GaleraRedisPHP 8.3KubernetesTerraformAnsiblePrometheusGrafanaCloudflare WorkersD1AstroTypeScript
Studio desk · Bangkok

Studio desk · Bangkok — free stock photography

Work together

Consulting, in-house workshops, or a conversation about architecture — always welcome.

Image credits: 16 photos from Pexels & StockCake