Arsenal

A living inventory of things I actively use and depend on such as skills, programming languages, certifications, software, hardware, and services.

Tech stack

My go-to languages and frameworks that I use for work and passion.

~/walter-teng/stack
$ stack --list
# Languages
  • Python My daily driver for AI work, automation, and just getting things done
  • JavaScriptMy go-to for web apps, Chrome extensions etc
  • Java Used extensively in my previous roles building microservices for enterprise applications
# AI / Inference
  • vLLM Preferred LLM inference engine optimized for different hardware. Occasional Ollama use for lightweight local deployment
# Data Engineering
  • PySpark Spent a good amount of time building and optimizing large-scale data pipelines to process data for LLM training
  • Airflow I usually paired it with PySpark to automate data pipelines
# Infrastructure
  • Docker I usually containerize my work; Docker Compose helps me spin up POCs quickly
  • KubernetesA big part of my current work includes deploying LLM inference at scale reliably in Kubernetes clusters
  • Terraform My go-to tool for keeping multi-cloud infrastructure consistent and manageable
  • Slurm Used for scheduling LLM training and distributed workloads across GPU clusters
  • Ansible Used from bootstrapping my developer machine to configuring GPU clusters
# Observability
  • PrometheusMetrics collection for monitoring infrastructure, GPUs and applications
  • Grafana Dashboards for tracking system health, metrics and performance
  • Langfuse Observability layer for LLM applications
# Frontend
  • Next.js My current choice for web apps, though I occasionally experiment with newer frameworks when I am adventurous
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Credentials

Some of the credentials most relevant to my current work. The rest are available on Credly.

Applications

Tools that I use day-to-day to get things done.

Hardware

Machines I use daily.

MacBook Pro (M1 Pro)

Trusty machine for development and AI work.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra

Android by choice to stay mindful of cross-platform compatibility. Termux turns it into a portable terminal when I’m away from the desk.

GMKtec G3 Plus

N150 mini PC for running my homelab and experiments.

Homelab

A space for learning by doing; where I experiment with new technologies and ideas. Runs headless on Ubuntu Server