RULE-01 · own-the-substrate
Products get the headlines; platforms carry the weight. I take the box in the diagram that everyone draws and nobody wants to own.
LIVE
You're connected to the control plane of one engineer. Everything on this page is scheduled, observed, and self-healing — because that's what I build: platforms, pipelines, and event streams that stay up so people don't have to.
$ describe operator
Manifest
I run the layer beneath the product — the clusters, pipelines, and event streams everything else stands on. The goal is a substrate so dependable it gets mistaken for physics.
Reconciliation policy
RULE-01 · own-the-substrate
Products get the headlines; platforms carry the weight. I take the box in the diagram that everyone draws and nobody wants to own.
RULE-02 · automate-on-second-occurrence
Anything that happens twice becomes a workflow. Known faults get remediated by machines before a human is paged.
RULE-03 · build-for-the-next-owner
Modular, documented, boring to operate. A system is done when someone who isn't me can run it without a handover call.
$ get workloads --all-namespaces
$ get nodes --show-capacity
pool/languages6 units
pool/cloud-infra9 units
pool/backend-data10 units
pool/ci-cd6 units
pool/automation4 units
pool/observability5 units
pool/practices6 units
pool/collab-tools4 units
pool/frontend3 units
$ get ingress
Describe the system you need in one paragraph. The reconciler — that's me — takes it from there: the platform, the pipelines, the parts that have to work at 3 a.m. You keep your eyes on the product.