Building tools that make container orchestration accessible to everyone. Currently leading engineering efforts at Portainer while pioneering ultra-lightweight Kubernetes solutions for edge computing and IoT environments.

• 🏗️ Engineering Lead @ Portainer (2022 - Present) - Leading software teams building highly demanded Kubernetes features
• 💡 Creator of KubeSolo - Ultra-lightweight Kubernetes distribution for edge/IoT devices (runs in ~200MB RAM!)
• 🔧 Platform engineering & cloud-native architecture specialist with 10+ years of experience
• 🌏 Based in Auckland, New Zealand 🇳🇿
• 💬 Ask me about Kubernetes, Edge Computing, IoT/IIoT, Platform Engineering, Go, and GitOps

Ultra-lightweight Kubernetes for Edge & IoT Devices

Created and architected KubeSolo - a production-ready single-node Kubernetes distribution optimized for resource-constrained environments. Perfect for Industrial IoT, embedded systems, and edge computing.

Key Features:

• 🪶 Runs in just ~200MB RAM (vs 400MB+ for K3s/K0s)
• 🎯 Single-node architecture - no clustering overhead
• 🌐 Works offline - fully autonomous operation
• 🔧 Multi-architecture support (ARM, ARM64, x86_64, RISCV64)
• ⚡ Optimized for devices with <1GB RAM
• 🏭 Designed for Industrial IoT (PLCs, gateways, controllers)

Tech Stack: Go, Kubernetes, Containerd

# Quick install with Portainer integration
curl -sfL https://get.kubesolo.io | sudo sh

Contributing to making Docker, Swarm and Kubernetes management accessible to everyone

• Tech: TypeScript, Go
• Container orchestration UI
• Multi-cluster management
• 2.7k+ forks, active development

Languages & Frameworks:

Container & Orchestration:

Cloud & Infrastructure:

DevOps & Tools:

Specializations:

• Platform Architecture & Software Infrastructure
• Edge Computing & Industrial IoT
• GitOps & Infrastructure as Code
• CI/CD Pipeline Optimization
• Container Orchestration & Management
• API Development & Integration
• Cloud-Native Architecture
• Consulting & Customer Success

💡 "Making complex infrastructure simple and accessible - from cloud to the furthest edge"