Rushabh Shah is a DevOps engineer at Orocorp Technologies Private Limited in Ahmedabad, India, and a Docker Captain and Grafana Champion selected in 2026. He runs Kubernetes in production, builds observability on the Grafana LGTM stack and OpenTelemetry, and organizes Grafana & Friends Ahmedabad, a community meetup for engineers working on observability.
Rushabh Shah is a DevOps engineer at Orocorp Technologies Private Limited in Ahmedabad, India. He is a Docker Captain and a Grafana Champion, both selected in 2026, in the community programmes run by Docker and Grafana Labs. His day job is Kubernetes in production: Helm and Argo CD for delivery, Terraform for infrastructure, and the Grafana LGTM stack with OpenTelemetry for observability. He has cut cloud spend by 59 percent and led a zero downtime cloud migration. He organizes Grafana & Friends Ahmedabad, translated ebpf.io into Hindi, and has Hindi translations of the Kubernetes docs in review.
Rushabh Shah is a DevOps engineer at Orocorp Technologies Private Limited in Ahmedabad, India, where he runs Kubernetes workloads for a lending business: Helm charts and GitOps delivery through Argo CD, infrastructure as code in Terraform, CI/CD on GitHub Actions, and observability built on Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Tempo and OpenTelemetry.
He is a Docker Captain and a Grafana Champion, both selected in 2026, in the community programmes run by Docker and Grafana Labs. He organizes Grafana & Friends Ahmedabad, a community meetup focused on observability and the LGTM stack, and he represented KodeKloud at the inaugural KubeCon India in Delhi in 2024.
Before Orocorp he cut AWS spend by 59 percent, built delivery pipelines that brought release time to about ten minutes, and led a zero downtime migration from AWS to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure against a fixed deadline. Earlier he built hands on cloud labs at KodeKloud and delivered Azure certification training to enterprise teams at Koenig Solutions.
A large part of his open source work is localization. He contributed the Hindi localization of ebpf.io, translated the Kusion README into Hindi, and has an ongoing series of Hindi localization pull requests against the Kubernetes documentation. The reasoning is simple: most cloud native documentation assumes fluent English, which quietly excludes a large share of the engineers who most need it.
He writes at rushabhshah.dev about Kubernetes, observability and the parts of running infrastructure that only show up during an incident, including postmortems of failures he has debugged himself.