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In the world of modern IT, reliability isn’t optional — it’s engineered. Every directory, every storage array, every backup workflow, and every script plays a role in delivering systems that people trust.
I’ve spent my career working across these layers, and this space is where I document everything I learn along the way.
Welcome to my technical journal.
I’m Mohit Saraswat, a Senior Infrastructure Engineer specializing in:
Active Directory & Identity Services
Storage Technologies (NetApp, Pure Storage)
Backup & Disaster Recovery (Rubrik, Veeam, enterprise DR patterns)
Virtualization & Infrastructure Optimization
PowerShell-driven automation
Hybrid/cloud-connected infrastructure
My work revolves around designing, operating, and securing enterprise IT foundations that support thousands of users and mission‑critical workloads.
Over the years, I noticed something that every infra engineer encounters:
Most infrastructure knowledge stays hidden inside organizations.
Critical lessons often live in old email threads, tribal knowledge, or undocumented fixes. This blog is my attempt to break that pattern.
I created this space to:
Share practical, real‑world infrastructure insights
Publish step-by-step guides based on hands‑on deployments
Build a knowledge base I (and others) can rely on
Document systems in a simple, understandable way
Build my professional identity through mohitsaraswat.com
If you're working in infra, SRE, backups, storage, or Windows environments — I’m writing this for you.
From AD recovery best practices to Rubrik architectural decisions — detailed posts you can actually apply at work.
Troubleshooting journeys, lessons learned, and how I approach designing resilient data pipelines.
High-level diagrams, design thinking, and decision-making frameworks used in enterprise environments.
PowerShell snippets, scripts, and workflows to reduce repetitive admin tasks.
Because building infrastructure is also about building good habits, not just servers.
Infrastructure engineers often work behind the scenes. When things work, no one notices; when they fail, everyone notices.
I write to bring visibility, clarity, and knowledge to this invisible but critical discipline.
If we design it right, no one realizes how much work went into making their day run smoothly.
If we document it right, others can do the same.
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If you’d like to discuss infrastructure, collaborate, or just share ideas:
LinkedIn: Add your link
GitHub: Add your link
Email: Optional
You’ll always find me open to discussions about AD, backup strategy design, troubleshooting war stories, and anything infra.
Whether you're an infra engineer, a learner, or someone exploring this domain — I’m glad you’re here.
This is just the start.
More articles coming soon.
Stay tuned.