
Diganta Talukdar
Founder & Principal Engineer
Guwahati, Assam, India
“I build and run the infrastructure behind your product — not just hand it off.”
Diganta builds and runs production infrastructure for government and commercial systems — Linux and Java application server estates administered the way a systems engineer thinks about uptime, not just the way a deploy script thinks about "done."
That systems background carries into full-stack development and DevOps: CI/CD pipelines, containerisation, and cloud infrastructure built by someone who has also carried the pager for what he's shipped. Dploy exists to bring that same standard — actually running what gets built, not handing it off and hoping — to clients who can't afford downtime either.
The workflow good teams build, as a product.
Most client engagements end up needing the same things: a staging copy to check changes on, a safe way to promote them to production, a quick rollback, and an alert when something breaks. Building that by hand for every team is slow and expensive.
DployHub packages that workflow into a product. Push to GitHub, check it on staging, click Go live — on DployHub servers or on your own. And when a team needs more than a platform can give, the same engineer is still a message away.
What’s been built and run.
Built and shipped HostSync, a hospitality property management system
Built the DployHub platform — click-and-deploy hosting with staging, Go live, rollback and alerts
Administers Linux and Java application-server estates for government and commercial systems
How the work gets done.
Direct access
You talk to the engineers building and running your infrastructure — not an account manager relaying messages.
Documented by default
Every deployment, runbook, and architecture decision is written down — nothing lives only in one person’s head.
Built to hand back
Infrastructure-as-code and standard tooling throughout, so you’re never locked into needing us to understand your own systems.
Tools used every day.
Languages & Runtimes
- Java
- Node.js
Infrastructure & Cloud
- AWS
- Azure
- GCP
- Rocky Linux
- RHEL
DevOps & CI/CD
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- GitLab CI
- GitHub Actions
- Terraform
- Ansible
Application Servers
- Nginx
- Tomcat
- PM2
Data & Storage
- PostgreSQL
- MongoDB
- Redis