Tyler Wengerd

Tyler Wengerd

Senior Cloud Architect I

"Tenacious"

he/him

Cloud Architect with 10+ years of cloud expertise, both on AWS and GCP. Focused on security, networking, and IaC.

When I'm not at work, you might find me riding my bicycle or playing the ukulele (not simultaneously).

  • Security
  • Networking
  • AWS
  • GCP

My Certifications

  • AWS Certified Advanced Networking – Specialty

    AWS (last renewed/obtained: Jun 17, 2024)

    Expires Jun 17, 2027

  • AWS Certified Developer – Associate

    AWS (last renewed/obtained: Sep 16, 2024)

    Expires Sep 16, 2027

  • AWS Certified DevOps Engineer – Professional

    AWS (last renewed/obtained: Sep 16, 2024)

    Expires Sep 16, 2027

  • AWS Certified Security – Specialty

    AWS (last renewed/obtained: Apr 15, 2024)

    Expires Apr 15, 2027

  • AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate

    AWS (last renewed/obtained: Aug 15, 2015)

    Expires Jul 13, 2026

  • AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Professional

    AWS (last renewed/obtained: Aug 12, 2017)

    Expires Jul 13, 2026

  • AWS Certified SysOps Administrator - Associate

    AWS (last renewed/obtained: Sep 16, 2024)

    Expires Sep 16, 2027

  • AWS Partner: Accreditation (Technical)

    AWS (last renewed/obtained: Aug 25, 2025)

    Expires Aug 25, 2028

  • Google Cloud Professional Cloud Architect

    Google (last renewed/obtained: Dec 5, 2025)

    Expires Dec 5, 2027

  • Google Cloud Professional Cloud Security Engineer

    Google (last renewed/obtained: Sep 26, 2025)

    Expires Sep 26, 2027

  • Hashicorp Certified Terraform Associate

    Hashicorp (last renewed/obtained: Feb 21, 2025)

    Expires Feb 21, 2027

  • Hashicorp Certified Terraform Authoring and Operations Professional

    Hashicorp (last renewed/obtained: Feb 21, 2025)

    Expires Feb 21, 2027

What my customers say

5.0/ 5across 15 reviews customers left for me in the last 90 days

Tyler Wengerd was awesome. He took the time to understand my use case to make the cloudflow solution fit. A big thank you to Tyler.

camunda.com · Jun 2026

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Frequently asked
questions

What do you do at DoiT?
I'm part of an elite team of engineers who help solve problems for DoiT customers. I have years of security and networking experience on AWS and GCP, so I tend to focus on those topics. For example:
  • - Run security assessments
  • - Triage security incident investigations
  • - Architect network and DNS designs
  • - Troubleshoot permissions issues
  • - Test out new features and services

Overall, though, I'm here because I like working with people and I like solving problems. If you're a person with a problem (who isn't?), maybe I can help.
I want to improve my security in AWS. Where do I start?
AWS has a Top 10 list here that I constantly reference. Beyond that, the list of tools never ends.

Want to learn more? We do security assessments all the time for DoiT customers, and I'd be happy to help you out. We also can automatically generate security insights for you!
I'm used to AWS (or GCP) and I'm trying to learn GCP (or AWS). What are some big differences?
One big difference I had to get used to is how they handle IAM:
  • - AWS IAM roles are similar to Google Cloud's Service accounts. Google's service accounts and AWS IAM role can both be assigned to resources to give them permissions.
  • - Google IAM roles are sets of permissions, similar to AWS IAM policies
  • - If you need external access to AWS from a service, traditionally you created an IAM user with an access key. Google allows you to create keys for service accounts. These days, IAM Roles Anywhere are recommended, instead of IAM users, to allow external service access to AWS.


I might add a non-network/security answer here eventually. Keep an eye out!
What is a JA4 fingerprint?
Wow, great question. I've written up a blog post about just that topic. Have a look and let me know if you have any questions or suggested improvements!
Terraform? CloudFormation? Something else?
Do you like dogs?

I love dogs! (See the GIF FAQ below.) I also love cats. Most animals, really. Snakes and lizards are cool and I enjoy seeing them in the wild and in my yard. Goats seem like a lot of fun, but they need way more space than I have right now. But yeah, uh, dogs! Dogs are great.

What's your favorite GIF?

Got 53 minutes? Check out this episode of DoiT's Cloud Masters podcast:

pro tip: it's only 35 1⁄3 minutes if you do 1.5x speed

Time zone not a fit?

I'm on US Eastern time, but sometimes you need someone closer. That's fine, everyone needs to sleep. Here are my esteemed colleagues across plenty of timezones, so you can find one who works with your schedule.

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  • UTC-8
    6 FDEs
    AWS Core Services×3AWS DevOps×2AWS Networking×2
    Eduardo Mota
    John D'Elia
    Luis Tavera Guzman
    Michael Royle
    Prasanth Ramachandran Pillai
    +1
  • UTC-7
    5 FDEs
    AWS×2Networking×2AI×1
    Dan DiCaprio
    Dave Cavaletto
    Gregory Wiedeman
    Joseph Dabbert
    Matthew Thorson
  • UTC-6
    6 FDEs
    AI×1Aurora×1AWS×1
    Aamir Haroon
    Garrett Schaeffer
    Logan Clemons
    Michelle Sánchez
    Phani Karne
    +1
  • UTC-5
    25 FDEs
    AWS Core Services×5AWS DevOps×5AWS Security and Identity×5
    Adam North
    Arturo Hernandez
    Asad Khan
    Brian Lancaster
    Chao Gao
    +20
  • UTC
    10 FDEs
    AWS×3AI×2AWS Core Services×2
    Adam Garside
    Alfred Tommy Vembully
    Chimbu Chinnadurai
    Devanshu Khanna
    Diego Viviani
    +5
  • UTC+1
    21 FDEs
    AWS×3BigQuery×3RDS×3
    Alex Gkiouros
    Alfredo Prada Giorgi
    Babatunde Akinoso
    Chabane Refes
    Dhiraj Bhamare
    +16
  • UTC+2
    13 FDEs
    AWS Core Services×4AWS Networking×4AWS Serverless×4
    Alex Soubbotin
    Arian Kuschki
    Avi Keinan
    Bogdan Kirylyuk
    Doron Offir
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  • UTC+8
    2 FDEs
    AgentCore×1Agentic AI×1Aurora×1
    Richard Kang
    Simon Davies
  • UTC+9
    2 FDEs
    AWS Core Services×2AWS DevOps×1AWS Networking×1
    Marcus Zantere
    Satoshi Yagi
  • UTC+10
    2 FDEs
    AWS Kubernetes×1AWS Serverless×1Google Cloud DevOps×1
    Diana Barreto
    Kefeng Deng
  • UTC+11
    4 FDEs
    AWS Databases×2AWS×1AWS AI/ML×1
    Adam Ward
    Birger Halfmeier
    Derrick Qin
    Paul O'Brien

We do awesome work!

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Updated Jun 27, 2026, 4:15 AM

Customer satisfaction

Based on the last 28 days

Median first reply time

  1. Urgent (P1)m
  2. High (P2)m
  3. Normal (P3)m
  4. Low (P4)m

Top engagements by technology

  1. Amazon RDS
  2. Amazon EC2
  3. Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
  4. Vertex AI platform
  5. Cloud SQL

Completed engagements

All time

Open engagements

As of June 26, 2026

Unassigned requests

As of June 26, 2026

What customers are saying

  • Aamir was amazing, but Google took weeks to get back to us, and they did little more than restate original ticket.

    Today

  • Everyone responded very quickly, the delay was on my end for not being as prepared to provide details as required by the ticket.

    Today

  • AWS keeps making their service offering both worse and more expensive.

    Today

  • Thanks for checking with AWS

    Today

  • I would expect GCP to be more proactive and communicate hardware failures directly with us. We should not have to request and wait for 2 weeks to get an RCA.

    Today

  • Quick professional results that helped us to independently corroborate our own RCA and provide better insight into GCP's documented behavior.

    Today

  • Quick reaction

    Today

  • Diego was very fast at providing us an answer.

    Today

  • Thanks for following up after the weekend, and also for providing the very relevant hint about DoiT Insights.

    Today

  • Had problem with Ubuntu -> Ubuntu Pro convertion. Avi guided me how to do so I've succeded

    Today

  • Dhiraj has been very helpful and did an excellent deep-dive on our case

    Today

  • It would be useful to have a possibility in DoIT that allows us to understand the cost that we save by using our own 3 year savings plans compared to FlexSave. For example, this feature would show the following costs for a configurable timeframe: - Cost of all EC2 instances if they were fully on-demand (no flexsave; no savings plans) - Cost of all EC2 instances with only FlexSave - Current Cost of EC2 instances taking into account FlexSave and SavingsPlans

    Today

  • AWS support was hesitant to admit there was a problem with their infrastructure, though the evidence pointed to it. Initially the blame was shifted towards us (the customer) with nothing to hold that statement. Trying to prove this indeed was an event with AWS infrastructure took time and effort of our own, even though they had all necessary information, and more. They embarked on a thorough investigation only when we followed up with questions and concerns about the holes in their statement regarding this event. As expected, the investigation showed they exhibited performance degradation due to a bug which triggered as they performed maintenance on DynamoDB. In the end, I am happy to see that the issue was understood, pinpointed and since fixed.

    Today

  • Logan provided a timely and clear response. This helps resolve the issue with the customer too.

    Today

  • David was responsive and offered several options to help resolve this request. With his feedback and sharing of ideas we were able to resolve this issue internally.

    Today

  • Tomer as always was very helpful. took the time to investigate, explain and even pining us when we were too busy to follow the ticket ourselves. Thanks for all the help!

    Today

  • DoIT support is superb, I'd even say that Devanshu was much more helpful than AWS, but they helped too. Thanks a lot

    Today

  • Thank you for the quick feedback on the topic, we are already developing the fix for the issue.

    Today

  • Marcin was incredibly helpful and responsive during a complex bug ticket that involved working directly with Google engineers.

    Today

  • Few comments: First, there's a problem with your ranking as I must pick either GOOD or BAD So I had an issue which couldn't resolved with the bot, I have escalated it to a human, and had to remind again after a week with no reply Now, once someone actually paid attention - the issue was resolved professionally and instantly; so how should I rank the entire experience? Good or Bad? That's a classic 7/10

    Today

Insights by human experts

Preventable cloud waste

All time

Realized cost savings

All time

Budgets tracked per customer

Avg. $42,818 risk per customer

Anomalies detected per customer

Avg. $56,726 risk per customer

Engagements by cloud provider (90d)

  1. Amazon Web Services
  2. Google Cloud
  3. Azure

Security Insights per customer

As of June 26, 2026

FinOps Insights per customer

As of June 26, 2026

Managed cloud spend (3y)

As of June 26, 2026

Managed commitments

Total value of $4.75B as of June 26, 2026