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Hi! I'm Mark Wayne Menorca — a DevOps Engineer with a background in Software Engineering. I build developer tools and developer platforms, and I maintain open-source projects around automation, security, and everyday dev workflows. 7 years of open-source work solving real problems and deeply understanding concepts — now also open for freelance DevOps engagements with startups and teams.


Developer Tools

Tools I've built out of real problems I ran into — CLIs, libraries, and utilities for automation, security, and everyday dev work. Some started as side projects, others as solutions I wished existed. See All →

Logo Description Version Official Website
Latest Stable
Auto Auto — Run script steps in parallel terminal windows. v2.1.1 v2.1.1 https://auto.marcuwynu.space
surisc surisc — Scan frontend web apps for security issues. v2.3.0 v2.3.0 https://surisc.marcuwynu.space
git-policy git-policy — Global Git rule and policy management. Install once, protect every repository. v1.1.0 v1.1.0
SSHTunnel sshtunnel — Set up reverse SSH tunnels from a config file. v1.1.0 v1.1.0
jsdaffodil — Cross-Platform Deployment Automation Framework for Node.js. v2.1.0 v2.1.0
godaffodil — Cross-Platform Deployment Automation Framework for Go. v1.0.0 v1.0.0
pydaffodil — Cross-Platform Deployment Automation Framework for Python. v1.2.1 v1.2.1
narciso narciso — Lightweight PHP web library. Routing, middleware, CORS, rate limiting, security headers, and database — no framework required. v1.0.2 v1.0.2
carabao.js carabao.js — Node.js MVC web framework. TypeScript-first, built on Express. v1.1.5 v1.1.5 https://carabao.marcuwynu.space
just-utility — Windows CLI utility with built-in and 3rd party tools. v0.2.0 v0.2.0
webserve — Static file server for local development. v1.3.0 v1.3.0 https://webserve.marcuwynu.space
git-community-standards — Apply community standard files to any Git repository (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket). v1.1.1 v1.1.1
git-remote-commits — Live dashboard for monitoring Git commits. v2.1.4 v2.1.4
git-share — Share commits and repos instantly. v1.0.0 v1.0.0
Linea linea — Run command workflows defined in YAML. v1.0.0 v1.0.0 https://linea.marcuwynu.space
likhis — Auto-discover API routes and export to testing tools. v1.1.0 v1.1.0 https://likhis.marcuwynu.space
haribon — Lightweight, production-ready Layer 7 HTTP load balancer in Go. Simple, observable and extensible — built for frontend and backend web servers. v2.0.1 v2.0.1 https://haribon.marcuwynu.space
DAN dan — Human-readable data format for configs and datasets. v1.0.0 v1.0.0 https://dan.marcuwynu.space
treego — Print directory trees and search files. v1.1.2 v1.1.2
dataflute — Expose local data files as read-only REST APIs. v1.0.0 v1.0.0
GitShelf GitShelf — Self-hosted Git repository manager. https://gitshelf.marcuwynu.space
MingleDB MingleDB — File-based database tooling ecosystem. v1.2.0 v1.2.0 https://mingledb.marcuwynu.space
Podfire podfire — Deploy GitHub repos as Dockerized apps. https://podfire.marcuwynu.space
envious — Self-hosted environment variable manager with versioning, audit trail, dashboard, and CLI. v2.0.0 v1.0.0 https://marcuwynu23.github.io/envious

Software Engineering Concepts

Concepts I wanted to truly understand, so I built projects around them — API types, caching, CAP theorem, data structures, and more.

  • Project Demonstrations — Hands-on implementations of core software engineering concepts across different paradigms and technologies.

DevOps Collections

Stacks and configs I've collected and refined from real deployments — provisioning, containerization, orchestration, monitoring, and automation.

  • docker-compose-collections — Ready-to-use Docker Compose stacks for common infrastructure and development tooling, designed to standardize local and server environments quickly without writing configs from scratch.

  • terraform-module-collections — Reusable Terraform modules for provisioning and managing infrastructure across providers, covering VM creation, networking, storage, and environment configuration to standardize infrastructure-as-code workflows.

  • crossplane-collections — Reusable Crossplane compositions, functions, and providers for provisioning and managing cloud infrastructure declaratively via Kubernetes CRDs, standardizing cloud-native control plane workflows.

  • ansible-collections — Reusable Ansible playbooks for provisioning, securing, and maintaining consistent server environments across multiple hosts and deployment targets.

  • artillery-collections — Reusable Artillery scenarios organized by logical groups for stress testing, load validation, and performance benchmarking across APIs and services.

  • kubernetes-collections — Kubernetes manifests for managing clusters, deploying applications, configuring services, and scaling workloads across environments.

  • grafana-dashboard-collections — Pre-built Grafana dashboards for monitoring infrastructure metrics, system performance, and application health out of the box.

  • system-service-collections — Ready-to-use system service definitions for popular services, supporting multiple init systems (systemd, OpenRC, SysVinit, Windows NSSM).


System Projects

  • System Projects — Full apps and systems I built to scratch my own itch or solve real workflow pain.

Project Templates

  • Project Templates — Boilerplates I wish I had when starting projects. Removes the setup friction so you can ship faster.

Services & Support

If you find my open-source work useful, donations help me keep building and sharing knowledge. For work inquiries, contact is via email only:

  • Project support — help with my open-source projects
  • Tool questions — usage and troubleshooting for my tools
  • Ideas & collaboration — genuine collaboration proposals welcome
  • Freelance / Startup support — DevOps automation: CI/CD, resource provisioning, and tool/CLI building

Before emailing: please use a clear subject such as [Support] ... or [Inquiry] ..., briefly introduce yourself, and describe the project and what you need. I don't monitor the spam folder, so a plain-text first email without bulk attachments/links helps ensure I see it. If there's no reply in 3–5 days, please resend — your first email may have been filtered.

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  1. surisc surisc Public

    A high-performance reconnaissance tool built specifically for frontend web security.

    Go 2

  2. ansible-collections ansible-collections Public

    This repository contains Ansible collections for various automation tasks.

    Shell 1

  3. terraform-proxmox-provisioning terraform-proxmox-provisioning Public

    This Terraform project provisions creating Linux virtual machines on Proxmox VE

  4. docker-compose-collections docker-compose-collections Public

    A collection of ready-to-use Docker Compose configurations designed to simplify the setup of popular services and development environments.

    JavaScript 3 1

  5. kubernetes-collections kubernetes-collections Public

    A curated collection of Kubernetes application manifests and examples for learning, testing, and deployment.

    YAML 2

  6. gitshelf gitshelf Public

    GitShelf is a lightweight, self-hosted source code management system for creating, browsing, and managing local repositories.

    TypeScript 2