Cross-community League of Legends 1v1 matchmaking and lobby coordination for Discord.
Technical workspace
Infrastructure.
Networks. Security. Software.
CUDWS is my public space for systems I build, operate and keep improving. The focus is practical infrastructure, network engineering, security, automation and useful software.
Currently building
Things being built and operated.
A compact view of the areas currently getting most of the attention.
Linux systems, service hosting, reverse proxies, observability and deployment workflows.
Small private tools that collect data, monitor state and remove repetitive manual work.
Featured project
Software built around real coordination problems.
Production
DojoBot
A public Discord matchmaking service connecting League of Legends players across participating communities through shared regional 1v1 queues, with a private DM-based lobby workflow.
Discord
Node.js
SQLite
Multi-community
Persistent state
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01Join from a community
02Match by region and ruleset
03Coordinate the custom lobby in DMs
04Play and report the result
Personal lab
Private tools built to automate everyday workflows.
Not every useful project needs to be public. These are small personal services and experiments that run continuously or react automatically to changes.
Discord Stats Widget
PrivateRunning
Self-updating Discord widget that keeps a compact League profile and selected gameplay statistics current without manual refreshes.
DiscordAutomationScheduled updates
LoL Dashboard
PrivateRunning
Automated dashboard that aggregates account state, rank, LP, mastery, activity and synchronization health into one operational view.
Data aggregationDashboardRiot data
Ranked Decay Monitor
PrivateRunning
Scheduled monitoring service that tracks ranked decay state, keeps a fallback cache and posts Discord alerts as thresholds get closer.
MonitoringCachingDiscord alerts
Matchup Analyzer
PrivateExperimental
Detects an active League game, identifies the lane matchup and surfaces relevant opponent and matchup resources automatically.
League clientEvent detectionDiscord
More small experiments exist, but only tools that demonstrate a distinct idea or workflow are shown here.
Technical focus
Broad systems knowledge, practical implementation.
The public site intentionally describes areas of work without exposing private infrastructure details or network topology.
Systems
Operating and maintaining services with a focus on reliability and recoverability.
LinuxVirtualizationContainersAutomation
Networking
Designing clean connectivity boundaries and understandable service paths.
RoutingSwitchingDNSReverse proxy
Security
Reducing attack surface and keeping permissions, exposure and operational risk deliberate.
SegmentationHardeningAccess controlAudit
About
A technical identity, not a public CV.
CUDWS is a deliberately minimal public identity for infrastructure, networking, security, automation and software work. Personal details, employer information and private infrastructure data stay outside this site.
Build for a reason.Projects start from a concrete technical or operational problem.
Automate repetition.Small tools are worth building when they remove manual work or make system state easier to understand.
Keep boundaries clear.Public demos show the idea without exposing private accounts, topology, credentials or operational details.