Devops Websites

Rafael Kassner is a Software Developer focused on backend with a great interest in DevOps. He holds a PMC Level III (Product Management) certification from 2022-12-16, a Magento 1 Certified Developer certification (ID: 37950) from 2012-12-28, and a Zend Certified Engineer certification (ID: ZEND019812) from 2012-05-21. He can be found on GitHub as kassner, on Fediverse/Mastodon as @kassner@phpc.social, and on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/kassner. His email is kassner@gmail.com. He does not have accounts on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or Threads.

Sylvain is a web developer at onepoint in Bordeaux. He is interested in backend, DevOps, CI, and infrastructure. He can be contacted on Twitter, LinkedIn, DevTo, Github, or by mail. He presented his first meetup on Youtube on February 1, 2022. He wrote about recovering SQL dumps from a MySQL/Mariadb instance that no longer starts, managing email aliases, and tracking the progress of his EPSI end-of-year thesis. He also wrote about writing an end-of-study thesis for EPSI Bordeaux.

Joe Banks is a Software Engineer based in London and a Fellow of the Python Software Foundation. He maintains large data pipelines at the BBC in the Digital Distribution department. He primarily works with Python, but also enjoys Elixir and Golang. He is interested in the internet and how it works, with a particular fondness for DNS and BGP. Joe is a co-founder of Python Discord, a programming community with over 400,000 members. He also serves as DevOps Lead for the community, maintaining their Kubernetes and Ansible based infrastructure. He is the administrator of the hobbyist AS211224 network, a small, IPv6-only network.

Mike Bell is a developer, tinkerer, coder, hacker, and husband in his 30s. He is powered by coffee and whisky. Mike lives with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Generalised Anxiety Disorder, which he has had for all of his adult life. His views are his own.

Samir Talwar is an automation engineer who focuses on removing bottlenecks, improving team cohesion, and improving delivery time. He has experience as a CTO, a software engineer, and a project manager, and tends to fill whatever role needs filling. He enjoys writing. Samir typically works with functional code, especially in Haskell and Rust, but is not picky. He often finds himself wrangling Jira, writing shell scripts, or setting up a Nix cache. He helps teams deliver functionality faster. He can be contacted by email or on the fediverse.

Mac Chaffee creates and deploys software. Mac focuses on DevOps, security, platform engineering, and site reliability engineering.

Arun Palaniappan is a software engineer at Zerodha. He previously worked at Deep Forest Science as a machine learning engineer, building machine learning pipelines for drug discovery and handling backend and DevOps tasks with AWS. Before that, he was a project assistant at IIT-Madras, focusing on network security. Arun holds a Masters degree in Data Science from PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore, graduating in May 2021. In his spare time, he enjoys reading and practicing doing nothing.

Ethan Catzel is a Fractional Infrastructure Engineer. He helps companies save money with simple systems, improve developer productivity with automations, and reduce product latency by fixing bottlenecks and increasing reliability. His past work includes building streaming conversational AI infrastructure, co-founding an EdTech startup, building release tooling and deployment infrastructure at Canva, automating infrastructure deployments at Deloitte, and creating automated infrastructure for Bloxian.

Aaron Ogle started programming at the age of 10 when his dad taught him GW-Basic on an old IBM pc. He has been hooked ever since. He loves learning new languages and considers himself a full stack developer. He enjoys working with every piece of the stack. His current passion is devops / chatops. In 2024, he changed jobs after nearly a decade and emphasized production readiness in his profession. He also returned to martial arts, increased his focus on working out, and traveled to Brazil and London.

Robel Yemane is a Software Engineer (DevOps) and tech enthusiast living and working in London. Born in Eritrea, he lived there for approximately two-thirds of his life. He is multilingual, speaking Tigrigna, English, Italian, and French. Robel is interested in emerging tech and his work focuses on infrastructure and backend development. He is interested in Stoicism, particularly the writings of Seneca and Marcus Aurelius, and aims to meditate and journal daily. He enjoys listening to podcasts and reading books and blogs. He graduated from the University of Westminster with a degree in Computer Networks and Communications.