r/KualaLumpur • u/Suitable-Ant-4222 • 18h ago
r/KualaLumpur • u/conancat • Mar 06 '24
A note on self-promotion and commercial activities
Salam monyet-monyet KL sekalian,
We mods here at r/KualaLumpur would like to say something about self-promotion and commercial activities on our subreddit. We know a lot of you come here to share your stuff, from awesome photography, your killer rendang recipe, asking for travel and lodging advice or simply to lepak-lepak and make friends, and that's totally cool! But we also gotta keep things chill and avoid turning the sub into a giant marketplace.
We value the diverse range of content shared here, from personal recommendations to stunning photos of our beautiful city. We understand that many users come here to share their experiences, talents, and businesses with the community. However, it's important to maintain a balance between informative content and blatant advertising.
Self-promotion and commercial activities
Moving forward, we will be removing posts that fall under the following categories:
🐵 Naked self-promotion: This includes posts that solely promote a product, service, or personal brand without offering any valuable content or discussion to the community.
🙈 Repeated self-promotion: Consistently promoting the same product or service across multiple posts will be considered spam.
🙉 Disguised advertising: Content that appears informative but ultimately aims to sell a product or service will be removed.
🙊 Multi-level marketing (MLM) or pyramid scheme promotions: These activities are strictly prohibited on our subreddit.
Acceptable Content and Engagement
We encourage users to continue sharing their knowledge, experiences, and recommendations in a way that benefits the community. Here are some examples of acceptable content:
- 📷 Sharing high-quality photos or videos of Kuala Lumpur that capture the city's essence and beauty.
- 🎋 Posting informative guides or reviews about restaurants, attractions, or events in Kuala Lumpur.
- 🎡 Engaging in genuine discussions about life in Kuala Lumpur, offering advice, and asking questions.
Now, we're not trying to be party poopers here. We just wanna make sure r/KualaLumpur stays a place where everyone feels welcome to share, learn, and discover new things about our awesome city. So keep posting those drool-worthy food pics, insightful reviews, and hilarious KL memes (we love those!), and let's keep this community thriving!
Sekian, terima kasih! 🙏🇲🇾
r/KualaLumpur • u/ANUBIS-404 • 1h ago
I love this city been living here for 10 years .. I consider it home 🤍✨
r/KualaLumpur • u/Awesome_911 • 3h ago
Hiring Pre-sales consultant with AWS & enterprise experience
We are looking for a Pre-Sales Solution Architect to sit at the intersection of sales and engineering, owning the technical narrative for application development and modernisation opportunities on AWS.
You will partner with sales teams to understand customer business problems, shape them into credible AWS architectures, and defend those designs in front of technical and executive stakeholders. This is a customer-facing, deal-shaping role for an architect who still enjoys getting hands-on with code, whiteboards, and proof-of-concepts — not a pure documentation role.
Location: Hyderabad, India. This position requires working from the office hybrid.
Experience: 5-8 years. Employment Type: Full-time.
Comfortable to work in Singapore Timezone
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Discovery & Requirements: Partner with sales teams and customers to understand business requirements, current-state application estates, and modernisation drivers, and translate them into clear solution concepts.
Solution Design: Design scalable, secure, cost-optimised AWS application architectures — including migration and modernisation paths, target-state diagrams, effort estimates, and cost models for enterprise customers.
Technical Engagement: Lead technical discussions, architecture workshops, product demonstrations, and proof-of-concept engagements with customer engineering and leadership teams.
Proposals & Bid Support: Own the technical sections of RFPs, RFIs, proposals, and statements of work; build and defend the architecture and pricing narrative through to deal closure.
Application Development Depth: Apply hands-on knowledge of .NET or Java, along with modern frontend frameworks, to ground architecture recommendations in delivery reality and validate feasibility.
DevSecOps by Design: Embed DevSecOps practice — CI/CD pipelines, containerization, infrastructure-as-code, and secure development standards — into every proposed design.
Documentation & Handover: Produce high-quality solution documentation, architecture decision records, and handover packs; run knowledge-transfer sessions so delivery teams inherit a build-ready design.
Advisory & Enablement: Act as a trusted technical advisor to customers and an internal enablement resource — mentoring junior architects and contributing reusable reference architectures, accelerators, and demo assets to the practice.
Partner Alignment: Work with AWS partner teams on funding programmes, co-sell motions, and joint solution positioning.
WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE IN THE FIRST 6 MONTHS
- Fully ramped on the client's AWS service catalogue, accelerators, and delivery model.
- Independently leading technical discovery and architecture workshops on mid-to-large opportunities.
- Measurable contribution to pipeline conversion through won technical evaluations and PoCs.
- At least one reusable reference architecture or demo asset contributed to the practice.
Requirements
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
- 5-8 years of overall IT experience, with a minimum of 3 years in a presales, solution architecture, or customer-facing technical consulting capacity.
- Demonstrated experience designing and presenting application solutions on AWS in a presales or pre-contract setting.
- Strong hands-on proficiency in .NET or Java application development, plus working exposure to modern frontend frameworks (React, Angular, or equivalent).
- Solid working knowledge of core AWS services across compute, storage, networking, database, and security, and of cloud-native solution design principles.
- Practical experience with microservices and serverless architectures (Lambda, API Gateway, ECS/EKS, Step Functions or equivalent).
- Hands-on experience with infrastructure-as-code tooling such as Terraform or AWS CloudFormation/CDK.
- Understanding of DevSecOps practices, specifically CI/CD pipeline design and container-based deployment models.
- Ability to communicate complex technical concepts clearly and credibly to audiences ranging from engineers to CIO-level stakeholders.
- Experience building solution cost models, effort estimates, and commercial-technical proposals.
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related discipline.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
- AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Professional, or AWS Certified DevOps Engineer - Professional.
- Experience with legacy application modernisation - monolith decomposition, mainframe or .NET Framework migration, database re-platforming.
- Exposure to a second hyperscaler (Azure or GCP) and multi-cloud solution positioning.
- Experience working within an AWS Partner Network organisation, including Well-Architected Framework Reviews and MAP/partner funding programmes.
- Familiarity with GenAI and agentic application patterns on AWS (Bedrock, vector stores, RAG architectures).
- Prior experience in a global systems integrator, cloud consultancy, or managed services environment.
- Observability and platform engineering exposure (CloudWatch, OpenTelemetry, service mesh).
More details here - link
r/KualaLumpur • u/No-Technology-5477 • 20h ago
Was cleaning the almari, found the bendera, now I’ve made a whole website. Send help
r/KualaLumpur • u/fishblurb • 1d ago
How early to be at Subang Airport?
No check-in baggage, already printed boarding pass, international flight, Malaysian passport. It took only 5 minutes to get from plane landing to arrival unlike other airports, so how early do I need to be there for departure? It's a boring airport so would rather not spend too long there.
r/KualaLumpur • u/Bransontai • 1d ago
Punk band looking for bassist, drummer and maybe singer (14-17+-)
Looking to restart my teen punk band Temporary High. Looking for a bassist, drummer, and maybe a singer preferably around 14–17 (can be a little older/younger). Right now it’s just me the guitarist.
We’re mainly into Green Day, blink-182, MCR, Paramore, Nirvana, Ramones, etc.
Would like people who are actually committed and can rehearse regularly. We’re hoping to eventually write originals, play shows and record stuff but just do covers for now.
If interested, DM me with your age, area, instrument and what bands you like :)
r/KualaLumpur • u/explosivefirefish • 1d ago
Places to donate books?
Hey everyone, I've been cleaning out my storage recently and I'm looking for a place to donate books, mostly children's fiction but also some like old novels for adults. The children's library I used to volunteer at (Playcentre Library in PJ) is apparently temporarily closed until further notice so rip to that idea. Does anyone have any recommendations on where I can offload these old books? Right now I have this giant bag of books just in my car lmao. Thank you!
r/KualaLumpur • u/Expensive_Law_5692 • 1d ago
Fastest driving school or licence conversion for an expat in KL?
Hi everyone,
I’m Italian and moving to KL on an Employment Pass. I have a valid Italian driving licence and many years of driving experience.
Has anyone with an Employment Pass managed to convert their foreign licence through JPJ after May 2025?
If conversion is no longer possible, which driving school in or near KL offers the fastest process?
I’m willing to attend every day and would like to complete as quickly as possible.
Thanks!
r/KualaLumpur • u/Other-Gain46 • 3d ago
Not worth it - KLCC traffic
Seriously guys, stay home or take a train. This shit is nuts. So many people waste the whole night here sitting in car.
r/KualaLumpur • u/memselon • 1d ago
MTEP 5-year pass: looking for firsthand experience with the local sponsor requirement
Hi KL community,
I’m preparing an MTEP Established Entrepreneur application for the 5-year Residence Pass.
My background is in product design, development and SaaS, and I’m launching a proprietary software product in Malaysia. The official requirement says that an applicant needs a Malaysian citizen aged 21+ to sign a sponsor Declaration Form.
I’m not looking for a paid “sponsor” or asking strangers to take responsibility for me. I’m looking for genuine feedback from people who have gone through this process:
- Did you find your sponsor through friends, a business network, a coworking space, or an immigration lawyer?
- What did the sponsor actually need to do beyond signing the form and providing their NRIC?
- Did any coworking space or agent genuinely help with a referral?
- How long did your RP-MTE application take?
Any trustworthy immigration lawyer or consultant recommendations are also welcome. Thanks!
r/KualaLumpur • u/CompetitiveVolume833 • 2d ago
KL locals: if I could eat at only ONE place, where should I go
I’m in KL and looking for the absolute best traditional/local Malaysian food I can get here.
I want the place locals genuinely love and the dish you think someone has to eat at least once in KL.
Only requirement: reasonably clean / food-safe. Hawker stalls, kopitiams, mamaks, neighbourhood spots, anything goes.
If you could recommend just ONE place + ONE dish, what would it be?
r/KualaLumpur • u/poshbritishaccent • 2d ago
Seeking fitness advice
I’m relatively sedentary with a 9-to-7 job.
A year ago, I used to go to the gym with a friend who’s a new personal trainer, followed his advice during deadlift training and lifted too heavy. Got my disc herniated, coupled with an old bone fracture injury that healed badly. Saw a doctor and never went back to the gym ever since.
I would like to restart my fitness journey - via house workouts or gym workouts - but every lower body exercise seems to trigger lower back discomfort and I don’t know if I’m just overthinking it. I do go to physio monthly, but I don’t really think she’s been helpful with providing advice for my fitness journey.
Every time I do weighted deadlifts/squats/lunges, my lower back hurts the next day and I stop exercising for 2 weeks because I’m very worried that the old injury will come back. I think I’m probably traumatized.
Have thought of getting a PT, but a bad PT is what got me the injury in the first place and I don’t really know how to get a PT that will not push me too hard.
Would like some advice on the next step, whether I should just stick with body weight and take it slow, or take the leap and get a PT and gym subscription.
r/KualaLumpur • u/Suitable-Ant-4222 • 2d ago
Old collectables shop at petaling street kl ❤️
r/KualaLumpur • u/IamIndeedAVirgin • 2d ago
Looking to rent
Hello, anyone have recommendation place to rent that can easily access highway to shah alam and putrajaya?
r/KualaLumpur • u/InterestingCold1881 • 2d ago
Which month is better for outdoor wedding photos?
I'll be visiting to take outdoor wedding photos, but trying to understand which month would have better weather. April or August? Thinking about the heat, humidity, and rain. Please let me know your thoughts, thank you!
r/KualaLumpur • u/xiemlau • 2d ago
Selamat Hari Merdeka! 🇲🇾 Where to Watch Merdeka Fireworks Tonight?
r/KualaLumpur • u/uncoveredallegation3 • 2d ago
Any Freelance PC Builder
Hi,
I have an older system I am still using with spec Threadripper 3960, 3080, etc. The system is starting to make noise and I think the fans need changing.
Does anyone know of a good freelance PC builder that can come by (its a very large and heavy tower) and renew/fix the fans etc? KL Area.
Thank you.
-ua
r/KualaLumpur • u/tipdrillar • 2d ago
Need a Malaysian phone number for Shopee verification
Hi guys, I’m an artist from overseas and looking to buy an item that only seems to be (legitimately) in stock at Shopee Malaysia.
Unfortunately, I cannot even use a freight forwarder as Shopee Malaysia refuse my international phone number.
To be exact - its the Xiaomi Mijia LCD Writing Tablet STORAGE EDITION that was released only in China/Asia.
Any idea where I can get a working Malaysian phone number or call-enabled eSIM without having national ID? Thanks
r/KualaLumpur • u/itoyaginza • 2d ago
How bad is traffic at this intersection?
Please let me know the traffic throughout the day at the intersection of Jalan Wan Kadir 5 & Jalan Tun Mohd Fuad. I am worried living there will be stressful even when I think I am finally home, I may still have to battle neighborhood traffic.
What does breakfast, lunch and dinner hours look like there weekdays and weekends? Is traffic constant during off peak as well?
Thanks in advance.
r/KualaLumpur • u/itoyaginza • 2d ago
Traffic at The Greens in TTDI
I am considering renting at The Greens and have heard how bad the traffic can be throughout the day and night even to get into the driveway of the condo. Although I am retired, I want to live stress free and not have to worry about when to leave or come home to avoid traffic.
Anyone who has lived at The Greens or is living there now, please share with me your experience.
r/KualaLumpur • u/IntentionLate8779 • 3d ago
Self Drive in KL
I am planning to rent a self drive car in KL. Can we drive in KL with Indian and any other country driving license or is an international driving permit mandatory? Thanks in advance!!
r/KualaLumpur • u/heylovebutter • 3d ago
Easier way to climb Batu Caves?
Sorry dumb question, but is there an easier way to climb Batu Caves?
I’ve been there first about 8 years ago. I was young, hot, on my 20s. Could run the whole day on just coffee and alcohol and a bag of chips. Climbed Batu Caves with lack of sleep and breakfast and it was not a problem back then.
Now I’m on my early 30s, hypertensive (but managed since 2024; I’m on low dose maintenance meds). I can exercise and we did some trekking in Taiwan last November but we did it too slow because of me and lots of breaks lol but heyyy we did it. I’m quite worried about Batu Caves if I can do it since it may be a short distance compared to what we trekked in Taiwan but it’s straight up steep with some tension with monkeys. Lol. I want to go there again as my husband haven’t been there yet.
Any suggestions? Those older than me or people who brought their 50-60s parents there?