Pushpjeet Cholkar

Cloud & AI/ML Consultant · Corporate Trainer · Indore, India

AWS Consultant & Solutions Architect

Architecture review, VPC and IAM design, cost discipline and well-architected trade-offs — from a consultant who also trains corporate AWS cohorts and AWS reStart programmes.

Based in Indore, India · Remote worldwide · AWS Certified Solutions Architect — Associate

I have spent seventeen years on Oracle, Linux and AWS systems for clients including Deutsche Bank, IBM, Wipro, Accenture, Capgemini, Cognizant and Oracle University. On the AWS side that means Solutions Architect work you can hand to a production team — not a slide deck that dies after the workshop.

What AWS consulting covers

• Architecture review against the well-architected framework — reliability, security, cost, performance and operations
• VPC design from first principles: subnets, route tables, NAT, security groups, bastion patterns
• IAM roles, policies and least-privilege redesign when access has sprawled
• S3, EC2, RDS, ELB and CloudFront decisions with cost traps called out early
• Migration and landing-zone advice when workloads are moving onto AWS
• Knowledge transfer so the design does not leave with the consultant

Corporate AWS trainer, same person

Many clients want the architecture fixed and the team levelled up in the same engagement. I write curriculum to your accounts and deliver on-site or live virtual — the same model used for Oracle University Live Virtual Classes and AWS reStart cohorts in the UK and Germany.

Who this is for

• Engineering leads who need an AWS Solutions Architect consultant without hiring full-time headcount
• Companies in India (and remote teams worldwide) preparing a migration or a cost cleanup
• Teams that want corporate AWS training tied to their real accounts, not a generic syllabus

Related consulting

Consulting hub · AI/ML & RAG consulting — when the next layer is retrieval over the data you already hold on AWS.

Start with the symptom

Tell me the account shape and what is failing — cost, security findings, a stuck migration, or a team that needs to be trained properly. WhatsApp is fastest.