
Lukasz Korzybski engineered robust cloud automation and infrastructure management solutions across multiple HMCTS repositories, including hmcts/auto-shutdown and hmcts/cnp-flux-config. He delivered automated VM Scale Sets lifecycle workflows, DNS and SSL renewal stability, and coordinated phased upgrades for Traefik and KEDA in Kubernetes environments. Lukasz applied Infrastructure as Code principles using Bash, YAML, and Helm, ensuring consistent deployments and operational reliability. His work included policy enhancements, technical documentation, and post-upgrade health verification, reducing manual intervention and configuration drift. The depth of his contributions is reflected in cross-repository alignment, environment-specific rollouts, and a disciplined approach to DevOps and cloud policy management.
February 2026: Delivered multi-environment KEDA upgrades to 2.19.0 across hmcts/cnp-flux-config and hmcts/sds-flux-config, and added post-upgrade health verification guidance in ops-runbooks. The work improves scalability and reliability by aligning environments (sandbox, demo, non-live/testing, and production) with the latest KEDA features and fixes, reduces drift through consistent configuration changes, and cleans up outdated patch files on the SDS path.
February 2026: Delivered multi-environment KEDA upgrades to 2.19.0 across hmcts/cnp-flux-config and hmcts/sds-flux-config, and added post-upgrade health verification guidance in ops-runbooks. The work improves scalability and reliability by aligning environments (sandbox, demo, non-live/testing, and production) with the latest KEDA features and fixes, reduces drift through consistent configuration changes, and cleans up outdated patch files on the SDS path.
October 2025 performance summary focused on delivering a comprehensive KEDA 2.18.0 upgrade across two Flux Config repositories, with environment-specific patching and kustomization updates to lock deployments to the latest stable KEDA release. Work spanned hmcts/sds-flux-config and hmcts/cnp-flux-config across multiple environments, with consistent versioning, reduced operational risk, and improved security posture. No major defects were closed this month; the primary value was enabling features, reliability, and performance improvements through standardized upgrades and GitOps discipline across production-like environments.
October 2025 performance summary focused on delivering a comprehensive KEDA 2.18.0 upgrade across two Flux Config repositories, with environment-specific patching and kustomization updates to lock deployments to the latest stable KEDA release. Work spanned hmcts/sds-flux-config and hmcts/cnp-flux-config across multiple environments, with consistent versioning, reduced operational risk, and improved security posture. No major defects were closed this month; the primary value was enabling features, reliability, and performance improvements through standardized upgrades and GitOps discipline across production-like environments.
Concise monthly summary for Sep 2025 focusing on key outcomes and business value across two repositories: hmcts/azure-policy and hmcts/ops-runbooks. Delivered policy updates enabling Bastion Prod disk SKU usage, and produced a comprehensive ServiceNow MySQL restore/setup guide with improved readability and parallel data import workflows.
Concise monthly summary for Sep 2025 focusing on key outcomes and business value across two repositories: hmcts/azure-policy and hmcts/ops-runbooks. Delivered policy updates enabling Bastion Prod disk SKU usage, and produced a comprehensive ServiceNow MySQL restore/setup guide with improved readability and parallel data import workflows.
August 2025: Executed a major Traefik 37.0.0 upgrade program across Flux configurations with robust rollout governance and cross-repo parity. Delivered environment-wide upgrades, updated CRDs and Kubernetes manifests (Kustomize/Helm), and implemented phased rollout to minimize risk. Implemented production gating by skipping PTL until production and removing outdated upgrade configurations. Where issues arose in Dev/Demo, executed a controlled rollback to restore stability and inform next steps. Overall, improved feature availability, security posture, and operational reliability across multiple environments.
August 2025: Executed a major Traefik 37.0.0 upgrade program across Flux configurations with robust rollout governance and cross-repo parity. Delivered environment-wide upgrades, updated CRDs and Kubernetes manifests (Kustomize/Helm), and implemented phased rollout to minimize risk. Implemented production gating by skipping PTL until production and removing outdated upgrade configurations. Where issues arose in Dev/Demo, executed a controlled rollback to restore stability and inform next steps. Overall, improved feature availability, security posture, and operational reliability across multiple environments.
May 2025: Focused on stabilizing DNS and SSL renewal workflows in the hmcts/azure-public-dns repository. Delivered a targeted bug fix to ensure the test environment SSL certificate renewal process resolves CNAMEs correctly, improving reliability and reducing manual remediation. The change aligns with DNS management best practices and strengthens test environment integrity.
May 2025: Focused on stabilizing DNS and SSL renewal workflows in the hmcts/azure-public-dns repository. Delivered a targeted bug fix to ensure the test environment SSL certificate renewal process resolves CNAMEs correctly, improving reliability and reducing manual remediation. The change aligns with DNS management best practices and strengthens test environment integrity.
March 2025 monthly summary focused on delivering reliable VM Scale Sets automation for hmcts/auto-shutdown, enhancing status and cost visibility, and reducing pipeline noise through targeted cleanup. Key outcomes include extended VMSS automation lifecycle with startup/shutdown workflows, manual start/stop capability, cron-based scheduling, and removal of production-specific constraints; improved VMSS status reporting and cost inventory integration; targeted fixes to scripts and utilities for reliability and performance; and maintenance to remove unused scripts and deactivate outdated workflows.
March 2025 monthly summary focused on delivering reliable VM Scale Sets automation for hmcts/auto-shutdown, enhancing status and cost visibility, and reducing pipeline noise through targeted cleanup. Key outcomes include extended VMSS automation lifecycle with startup/shutdown workflows, manual start/stop capability, cron-based scheduling, and removal of production-specific constraints; improved VMSS status reporting and cost inventory integration; targeted fixes to scripts and utilities for reliability and performance; and maintenance to remove unused scripts and deactivate outdated workflows.

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