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Tunc Celik

Tunc Celik

FOUNDER · VALQORE

"I watched teams stitch together Checkov for security, Kubecost for cost, Kepler for carbon, Kyverno for policy, and Credo AI for governance dashboards. Five tools, five outputs, five bills — and they still missed things. I built one tool that replaces all of them."

I spent years in cloud and DevOps engineering watching the same pattern repeat: a junior opens port 22 via the console on Friday, a terraform apply reverts it on Monday, and nobody knows what happened until the post-mortem. AI agents now generate Terraform, autoscale clusters, and write Helm charts at speed. None of it gets governance-checked before it lands.

That gap is what I built Valqore to fill. 1,379 rules. 18 categories. Security, cost, carbon, compliance, and AI governance — in one scan, one score, zero data leaving your machine. A VS Code extension that catches issues as you type. Drift detection that spots manual changes in 1.5 seconds and tells you who made them. A fine-tuned AI model that runs on your hardware for $0.

One tool instead of five. Free. Local. Read-only by design.

CERTIFICATIONS
MICROSOFT AZURE
Solutions Architect ExpertDevOps Engineer ExpertAZ-305 InfrastructureAZ-400 DevOpsSecurity Engineer AssociateAI Engineer AssociateAdministrator AssociateCertified Trainer 2025–26
AMAZON WEB SERVICES
DevOps Engineer — ProfessionalSolutions Architect — AssociateDeveloper — AssociateMachine Learning — SpecialtyCloud Practitioner
KUBERNETES & CLOUD NATIVE
CKADKCNAKCSAGitHub FoundationsKubestronaut · in progress
HOW IT'S BUILT

Principles, not just a résumé.

Deterministic by design

The same input always yields the same verdict — no model temperature, no nondeterminism. Every result is reproducible and explainable, which is exactly what auditors and CI gates require.

Read-only, zero-egress

Valqore has no write access to your infrastructure and makes no outbound calls. It runs fully air-gapped. Nothing about your environment ever leaves your network.

Evidence, not assertions

Every decision is written to a signed journal and exportable as machine-readable NIST OSCAL — so “we’re compliant” becomes something you can hand to a Big-4 auditor.

Interested in what we're building?

Early access is open. Try the live demo, or reach out directly.