Jean Claude Munyakazi

🌍 A Journey Through Tech and Innovation
I’m Jean-Claude Munyakazi, an IT System Electronics Technician with a strong background in networking, cybersecurity, and system administration. My path from Burundi to South Africa and now Germany has not only shaped my expertise but also fueled my passion for technology and continuous learning.
Beyond IT, I find joy in cycling, football, and music, embracing challenges both in tech and in life. Here, I share my experiences, projects, and insights to inspire and connect with like-minded individuals.

About the
Projects & Blog
Exploring Tech, One Step at a Time
From hands-on IT projects to insightful blog posts, this space is where I document my journey in networking, cybersecurity, system administration, and automation. Whether it’s setting up servers, securing networks, or sharing lessons learned, you’ll find practical guides and personal insights here.
🔍 Ready to dive in? Let’s explore!

Technical Proficiency
Showcasing my professional portfolio, public projects, and blog articles on networking, cybersecurity, system administration, automation, and cloud computing.

Hands-on IT Support Experience
Showcasing my professional portfolio, public projects, and blog articles, reflecting real-world IT support, networking, cybersecurity, and system administration.

My Journey Beyond Borders
Beyond technology, I share my experiences, personal passions, and journey of growth, embracing resilience and lifelong learning.
While the Project & Blog sections are under construction, check out how I built and self-hosted a web server on my Raspberry Pi.
WordPress on Raspberry Pi – Self-Hosted Setup and WLAN-LAN Bridge
While I'm building out my full project showcase, you can already explore some of my favorite setups. A fully self-hosted WordPress website running on a Raspberry Pi using Ubuntu Server, LAMP stack, and SSL. And a Mobile Office Case (Raspberry Pi WLAN-to-LAN Bridge) The goal of this project WLAN-to-LAN Bridge was to design and implement a cost-effective mobile solution to connect LAN-based hardware (e.g., laptops or printers) to make available WLANs at client sites using a compact Raspberry Pi-based bridge..
View the full project on GitHub