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Jonathan Bryce, who has spent his career building the cloud, is Executive Director of the OpenStack Foundation. Previously he was a founder of The Rackspace Cloud.

He started his career working as a web developer for Rackspace, and during his tenure, he and co-worker Todd Morey had a vision to build a sophisticated web hosting environment where users and businesses alike could turn to design, develop and deploy their ideal web site – all without being responsible for procuring the technology, installing it or making sure it is built to be always available. This vision became The Rackspace Cloud. Since then he has been a major driver of OpenStack, the open source cloud software initiative.

Jonathan Bryce, who has spent his career building the cloud, is Executive Director of the OpenStack Foundation. Previously he was a founder of The Rackspace Cloud.

He started his career working as a web developer for Rackspace, and during his tenure, he and co-worker Todd Morey had a vision to build a sophisticated web hosting environment where users and businesses alike could turn to design, develop and deploy their ideal web site – all without being responsible for procuring the technology, installing it or making sure it is built to be always available. This vision became The Rackspace Cloud. Since then he has been a major driver of OpenStack, the open source cloud software initiative.

Jonathan Bryce, who has spent his career building the cloud, is Executive Director of the OpenStack Foundation. Previously he was a founder of The Rackspace Cloud.

He started his career working as a web developer for Rackspace, and during his tenure, he and co-worker Todd Morey had a vision to build a sophisticated web hosting environment where users and businesses alike could turn to design, develop and deploy their ideal web site – all without being responsible for procuring the technology, installing it or making sure it is built to be always available. This vision became The Rackspace Cloud. Since then he has been a major driver of OpenStack, the open source cloud software initiative.

Jonathan Bryce, who has spent his career building the cloud, is Executive Director of the OpenStack Foundation. Previously he was a founder of The Rackspace Cloud.

He started his career working as a web developer for Rackspace, and during his tenure, he and co-worker Todd Morey had a vision to build a sophisticated web hosting environment where users and businesses alike could turn to design, develop and deploy their ideal web site – all without being responsible for procuring the technology, installing it or making sure it is built to be always available. This vision became The Rackspace Cloud. Since then he has been a major driver of OpenStack, the open source cloud software initiative.

I have over 20 years’ experience in the IT, cloud and hosting industry gained in a variety of roles spanning project management to product release and product marketing. I’m responsible for product marketing for SUSE OpenStack Cloud, and have been working with OpenStack since it was released in 2010. Outside of work, I enjoy running, cycling, great beer (craft, cask, keg – call it what you like as long as it tastes good), spending time with my family, playing the piano and charity fundraising – I’ve been supporting the Movember Foundation since 2006, and have run multiple races, climbed mountains and cycled around the UK for many charities over the years.

I have over 20 years’ experience in the IT, cloud and hosting industry gained in a variety of roles spanning project management to product release and product marketing. I’m responsible for product marketing for SUSE OpenStack Cloud, and have been working with OpenStack since it was released in 2010. Outside of work, I enjoy running, cycling, great beer (craft, cask, keg – call it what you like as long as it tastes good), spending time with my family, playing the piano and charity fundraising – I’ve been supporting the Movember Foundation since 2006, and have run multiple races, climbed mountains and cycled around the UK for many charities over the years.

I have over 20 years’ experience in the IT, cloud and hosting industry gained in a variety of roles spanning project management to product release and product marketing. I’m responsible for product marketing for SUSE OpenStack Cloud, and have been working with OpenStack since it was released in 2010. Outside of work, I enjoy running, cycling, great beer (craft, cask, keg – call it what you like as long as it tastes good), spending time with my family, playing the piano and charity fundraising – I’ve been supporting the Movember Foundation since 2006, and have run multiple races, climbed mountains and cycled around the UK for many charities over the years.

I have over 20 years’ experience in the IT, cloud and hosting industry gained in a variety of roles spanning project management to product release and product marketing. I’m responsible for product marketing for SUSE OpenStack Cloud, and have been working with OpenStack since it was released in 2010. Outside of work, I enjoy running, cycling, great beer (craft, cask, keg – call it what you like as long as it tastes good), spending time with my family, playing the piano and charity fundraising – I’ve been supporting the Movember Foundation since 2006, and have run multiple races, climbed mountains and cycled around the UK for many charities over the years.

Wieloletnie doświadczenie w branży IT głownie w zakresie technologii chmurowych, wirtualizacji oraz systemów pamięci masowej. Odpowiedzialny za wsparcie procesu sprzedaży w regionie Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej. Przez wiele lat zaangażowany w rozwój i utrzymanie systemów o znaczeniu krytycznym. Entuzjasta techologii open source.

Zainteresowania: muzyka i podróże motocyklowe.

Wieloletnie doświadczenie w branży IT głownie w zakresie technologii chmurowych, wirtualizacji oraz systemów pamięci masowej. Odpowiedzialny za wsparcie procesu sprzedaży w regionie Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej. Przez wiele lat zaangażowany w rozwój i utrzymanie systemów o znaczeniu krytycznym. Entuzjasta techologii open source.

Zainteresowania: muzyka i podróże motocyklowe.

Wieloletnie doświadczenie w branży IT głownie w zakresie technologii chmurowych, wirtualizacji oraz systemów pamięci masowej. Odpowiedzialny za wsparcie procesu sprzedaży w regionie Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej. Przez wiele lat zaangażowany w rozwój i utrzymanie systemów o znaczeniu krytycznym. Entuzjasta techologii open source.

Zainteresowania: muzyka i podróże motocyklowe.

Wieloletnie doświadczenie w branży IT głownie w zakresie technologii chmurowych, wirtualizacji oraz systemów pamięci masowej. Odpowiedzialny za wsparcie procesu sprzedaży w regionie Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej. Przez wiele lat zaangażowany w rozwój i utrzymanie systemów o znaczeniu krytycznym. Entuzjasta techologii open source.

Zainteresowania: muzyka i podróże motocyklowe.

Wieloletnie doświadczenie w branży IT głownie w zakresie technologii chmurowych, wirtualizacji oraz systemów pamięci masowej. Odpowiedzialny za wsparcie procesu sprzedaży w regionie Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej. Przez wiele lat zaangażowany w rozwój i utrzymanie systemów o znaczeniu krytycznym. Entuzjasta techologii open source.

Zainteresowania: muzyka i podróże motocyklowe.

Dawid Deja has over 4 years of experience with OpenStack. For the first 4 years of his career he was working at Intel where he was developing high availability of instances feature for about 2 years. Moreover, he was involved in projects regarding noisy neighbor detection and clouds benchmarking. This year he joined Ciklum/Telco Systems as NFV Infrastructure Engineer to help build NFV solution based on OpenStack.

Dawid has an engineering degree in IT from Gdańsk University of Technology in Poland. In his free time, he likes to drink and talk about beer, as well as to brew his own.

Grzegorz Bielawski is responsible for distributing QNAP products in Poland, developing affiliate programs for integrators and resellers, managing pricing policy and arranging new partner cooperation. Grzegorz works in IT for nearly a decade – after finishing studies on Szczecin University of Technology (faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology) he started to work in EPA Systems where he was responsible for storage solutions and supporting QNAP brand in Poland (as product manager). He’s a proved IT expert with vast knowledge of technical novelties in storage segment.

Ildikó started her journey with virtualization during the university years and has been in connection with this technology different ways since then. She started her career at a small research and development company in Budapest, where she was focusing on areas like system management and business process modeling and optimization. Ildikó got in touch with OpenStack when she started to work in the cloud project at Ericsson in 2013, she was a member of the Ceilometer and Aodh project core teams. She is now working for the OpenStack Foundation and she drives NFV related feature development activities in projects like Nova and Cinder, and beyond code and documentation contributions she is also very passionate about on boarding and training activities.

Kendall is an Upstream Developer Advocate at the OpenStack Foundation based in Seattle, WA. She first started working on Cinder and os-brick in the Liberty release and since then gotten involved in StoryBoard, the Women of OpenStack (WoO), the First Contact SIG, the Contributor Guide, and OpenStack Upstream Institute. She has also worked as an election official for TC and PTL elections (Pike-Rocky) and served as a track chair for the Barcelona, Boston, Sydney, and Vancouver summits.

When she is not evangelizing about the awesomeness of OpenStack, bringing people into the community, or working to make upstream development a friendlier place, she can be found reading Harry Potter, watching Doctor Who, or out on a photo taking adventure.

Jest odpowiedzialny za wsparcie sprzedaży i wdrożeń rozwiązań opartych na technologii Red Hat JBoss Middleware oraz Openshift Container Platform u klientów z różnych sektorów w regionie Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej. Posiada wieloletnie doświadczenie w technologiach middleware ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem platform serwerów aplikacyjnych, integracji systemów, automatyzacji procesów biznesowych, bezpieczeństwa systemów IT, rozwiązań chmurowych, mobilnych i konteneryzacji środowisk aplikacyjnych.

Avi Alkobi is Director Ethernet Switching EMEA in Mellanox Technologies. For the past 8 years he has worked at Mellanox in various roles focusing on the Ethernet switch product line, first as a SW developer, then as a team leader of the infrastructure team responsible for the first Ethernet switch management infrastructure. More recently, he has worked as a senior application engineer supporting the field on post sales, pre sales and complex proof of concepts for E2E Ethernet and InfiniBand solutions. Before coming to Mellanox, he worked for five years at Comverse Technology and prior to this, in the Israeli security industry as a software developer. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science and M.B.A from the Bar-Ilan University in Israel.

Przygodę z branżą IT rozpoczynał ponad 20 lat jako inżynier systemów UNIX w IBM Polska. Następnie przeszedł różne szczeble kariery od sprzedawcy do członka zarządu w Avnet Technology Solutions i prezesa spółki giełdowej B3System S.A.. Obecnie jako założyciel i CEO firmy SoftGen pracuje nad rozwojem aplikacji chmurowych i mobilnych. Posiada doświadczenie we wdrażaniu projektów infrastrukturalnych, tworzeniu oprogramowania i zarządzaniu projektami. Przez wiele lat kierował dużymi organizacjami IT i umiejętnie łączy wiedzę techniczną oraz biznesową. Prywatnie miłośnik podróży, a szczególnie na motocyklu. Pomysłodawca i organizator pierwszych zlotów motocyklowych branży IT.

Ma ponad 20-letnie doświadczenie w dostarczaniu rozwiązań IT dla centrów danych i obliczeniowych. Przed przejściem do firmy SUSE był starszym menedżerem ds. rozwiązań firmy Huawei na region Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej oraz członkiem grupy Nordic Global Solution Elite Team. Artur pracował również jako dyrektor działu zaawansowanych rozwiązań firmy DELL, gdzie zajmował się projektowaniem systemów inżynieryjnych i działem zarządzania produktem. Posiada głęboką wiedzę na temat serwerów i pamięci masowej jako bazy VI (systemy chmurowe, SOA, OpenStack). Ma ponadto doświadczenie w budowaniu kanału partnerskiego i zarządzaniu nim. W swojej karierze w IT pełnił również wiele funkcji lidera w firmach Fujitsu i IBM, co umożliwiło mu dogłębne zrozumienie branży ICT i IT.

Artur Słowik rozpoczął przygodę z firmą OVH w 2015 roku jeszcze jako student. Od tego czasu rzetelnie wspiera klientów, rozwiązując problemy techniczne i doradzając w zakresie doboru technologii i rozwiązań cloud computing.

During years 2011-2014 Łukasz Deptuła was studying Computer Science on Gdańsk University of Technology focusing on algorythmic, networking and software development aspects.
First professional experience he got during internship at Intel in years 2013-2014 where he dived into OpenStack. Together with team they created tool for extended instances monitoring and advanced scheduling mechanisms basing on those metrics.
In 2015 Łukasz was working in RackScale Design project as Python developer further improving software development and architectural skills. He was working on certification tools development as Python developer and technical leader.

In 2016 Łukasz joined Cloud Native Solutions team in Samsung and started contribution to Samsung Cloud platform as OpenStack, SDN and Python expert.

Currently he is leading team responsible for loadbalacing solutions creation for telco with focus on client side implementation and support.

Marcin, sometimes called Mr.V., as a an inventor of Software vProtect code, joined the company in 2015. He has been working for IBM and Citibank where he gained experience in virtualization, and middleware technologies, and obtained several certifications. In 2016 Marcin earned a Ph.D. at his Warsaw University of Technology. He spends his free time taking photos and playing guitar.

Ildikó started her journey with virtualization during the university years and has been in connection with this technology different ways since then. She started her career at a small research and development company in Budapest, where she was focusing on areas like system management and business process modeling and optimization. Ildikó got in touch with OpenStack when she started to work in the cloud project at Ericsson in 2013, she was a member of the Ceilometer and Aodh project core teams. She is now working for the OpenStack Foundation and she drives NFV related feature development activities in projects like Nova and Cinder, and beyond code and documentation contributions she is also very passionate about on boarding and training activities.

Kendall is an Upstream Developer Advocate at the OpenStack Foundation based in Seattle, WA. She first started working on Cinder and os-brick in the Liberty release and since then gotten involved in StoryBoard, the Women of OpenStack (WoO), the First Contact SIG, the Contributor Guide, and OpenStack Upstream Institute. She has also worked as an election official for TC and PTL elections (Pike-Rocky) and served as a track chair for the Barcelona, Boston, Sydney, and Vancouver summits.

When she is not evangelizing about the awesomeness of OpenStack, bringing people into the community, or working to make upstream development a friendlier place, she can be found reading Harry Potter, watching Doctor Who, or out on a photo taking adventure.

Involved professionally with the IT sector since 2006. His professional career he has commenced as IT systems’ administrator, currently experienced Project Manager with analytical business skills specialising in Hybrid IT and DevOps solutions for the insurance sector and the public sector.

Rafał commands over 10 years’ of practical experience in realising IT projects in connection with the provision of advanced hardware and software solutions for small, medium and large-sized companies. His unique knowledge is supported by numerous certificates, among others. Master Accredited System Engineer provided by Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) or Certified Associate in Project Management – Project Management Institute. A visionary and a committed leader, who provides a helping hand in filling in the gaps between business and technology, qualified in all phases of the development cycle starting from the initial phase / costs’ definition and generation of requirements, through designing, resourcing, development, testing, training and implementation.

At ESKOM company, he assists clients in making their choices and in implementing the most optimal IT solutions for their business sector.

He graduated from the Technical University of Kraków as electric and computer engineer, as well as from the SGH Warsaw School of Economics where he has completed postgraduate studies in IT management of corporations.

Dariusz Król joined Samsung R&D institute in Poland, Krakow in 2016 as a Senior Cloud and Big Data Architect. His current activities involves development of Database as a Service solution based on Openstack Trove, while in recent past he was also involved in various projects oriented towards analytical use cases. He is a Ph.D. in computer science since 2014 with specialization in scalability, data management and cloud and grid technologies. In 2014-2015, he was a postdoc at University of Southern California, Information Sciences Institute, where he participated in the PANORAMA (Predictive Modeling and Diagnostic Monitoring of Extreme Science Workflows) project, where he was responsible for performance monitoring and analysis of large-scale scientific workflows. Before joining Samsung Electronics, he was an assistant professor at AGH University of Science and Technology, Krakow, Poland and a specialist at ACC Cyfronet AGH, which is the biggest academic computer center in Poland. He was involved in a number of international and national scientific projects regarding large scale computational infrastructure, data analysis, resource management and parallel computing. He is co-author of over 50 scientific articles published in peer-reviewed international journals and conferences proceedings.

Inżynier DevOps zajmujący się od ponad trzech lat rozwojem platformy Public Cloud w firmie OVH. Prywatnie fanatyk Basha, Linuksa i wolnego/otwartego oprogramowania. W trakcie wakacyjnego stażu w Europejskiej Organizacji Badań Jądrowych CERN odkrył swoje zamiłowanie do automatyzacji. W wolnych chwilach miłośnik gier komputerowych i planszowych oraz mistrz sesji RPG.

Frank Kloeker works at Deutsche Telekom as a Technology Manager for cloud applications. He is experienced in Cloud for 7 years, IT for 21 years and 31 years for Operations.

His active time in OpenStack Community began in 2015. He is one of active German translators in OpenStack I18n team, and also he contributes I18n toolings with puppet scripts for translation platform upgrade and translation checksite. Frank is currently PTL.

The Enterprise Working Group is his second workstream in the OpenStack Community. Target of this working group is to identify and remove barriers to Enterprise adoption and deployments of OpenStack because Frank worked in application operation for internet platforms for many years.

Third thing, he invented the Cloud-Kindergarten of Deutsche Telekom 2016. Young people like apprentices and students are trained on production platforms in OpenStack Operations and learning modern Cloud technologies and working in global teams.

Ildikó started her journey with virtualization during the university years and has been in connection with this technology different ways since then. She started her career at a small research and development company in Budapest, where she was focusing on areas like system management and business process modeling and optimization. Ildikó got in touch with OpenStack when she started to work in the cloud project at Ericsson in 2013, she was a member of the Ceilometer and Aodh project core teams. She is now working for the OpenStack Foundation and she drives NFV related feature development activities in projects like Nova and Cinder, and beyond code and documentation contributions she is also very passionate about on boarding and training activities.

Kendall is an Upstream Developer Advocate at the OpenStack Foundation based in Seattle, WA. She first started working on Cinder and os-brick in the Liberty release and since then gotten involved in StoryBoard, the Women of OpenStack (WoO), the First Contact SIG, the Contributor Guide, and OpenStack Upstream Institute. She has also worked as an election official for TC and PTL elections (Pike-Rocky) and served as a track chair for the Barcelona, Boston, Sydney, and Vancouver summits.

When she is not evangelizing about the awesomeness of OpenStack, bringing people into the community, or working to make upstream development a friendlier place, she can be found reading Harry Potter, watching Doctor Who, or out on a photo taking adventure.

Od 2000 roku zawodowo związany z systemami Linux i FreeBSD. W latach 2012-2015 pracował w firmie Rackspace, gdzie zajmował się utrzymaniem i rozwojem największej chmury publicznej opartej o OpenStack. Od 2016 roku pracuje w firme Red Hat na stanowisku architekta rozwiązań opartych o OpenStack.

Senior Systems Engineer with enterprise virtualization, containerization, private/public cloud and DevOps tools skillset. He was involved in a number of national-wide systems, now using that expertise to deploy, maintain and automate large-scale enterprise systems.

A System Designer at DreamLab, with 12 years of experience in building core systems for Grupa Onet-RAS Polska and DreamLab.

24 hours is never enough to do eveything he should and/or would like to do. Dominik keeps finding more and more interesting things to learn, install or develop. His career included periods with more focus on programming and times with a bigger focus on system building and maintenance. He started his IT adventure by working on internal systems and AOL Server modules. He had a brief encounter with Perl and has spent some more time with C/C++, but now his heart is with Python.
Quite a large part of his working time he deals with object storage based on CEPH, IaaS built on OpenNebula and OpenStack solutions. Currently he is working on developing PaaS orchestration and monitoring system.

Krzysztof has over 12 years of professional experience. He started his technical journey with desktop ERP applications (C++, Delphi), then moved on to webapps (price comparison service, retail) mostly in Python and Ruby. Later it was the cloud that caught his attention for about 4 years so he focused on cloud machinery and developing private cloud. He gained administration skills (and patience) while managing a Novel-based network and then FreeBSD and Linux (system of choice) clusters. Whenever possible he tries to avoid hardware-ops tasks with, however, with little success so far, and still doesn’t remember MegaCli switches. In the meantime, he tests everything available from HN. Currently, as a System Designer at DreamLab Krzysztof is responsible for PaaS orchestration and a monitoring system.

Computer science graduate at the AGH University of Science and Technology in Krakow. During the studies and after graduation, closely associated with the IT industry.

He has 4 years of professional experience. At first worked as software engineer designing microservice-based applications for advertising companies. Later responsible for administration of virtual resource infrastructure in AWS cloud and deploying architectural components related to monitoring and centralized logging.

More than a year ago started the journey with OpenStack at Samsung R&D, working on a cloud project as a member of the core team building the Database as a Service platform for 5G requirements. He actively participates in the development of OpenStack Trove by enhancing its features in the scope of automated database provisioning, cluster management and data recovery. Broad database experience allows him to elaborate advanced solutions oriented to provide high data capacity and availability.

At the same time, he is pursuing a PhD in computer science in the field of NFV and multi-site cloud computing. As part of this venture, he had the opportunity to gain knowledge about a wide range of native cloud technologies, as well as interact with exotic OpenStack initiatives such as: Tacker, Trio2o and Tricircle.

Dr Kenneth Tan has been in the large scale systems sector for 18+ years.

At Sardina Systems, Kenneth leads a highly talented product development team, experienced in developing software targeting some of the largest supercomputers in the world, now building OpenStack automation software, to optimize OpenStack cloud operations.

He was previously with CloudFabriQ, BNP Paribas, OptimaNumerics, in product development and business development roles, involving products and services sold to major data center operators in automotive, energy, defence, meteo, finance. He has led teams in UK, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Estonia, Germany.

Emil Gągała – konsultant sieciowy, pasjonat rozwiązań chmurowych. Absolwent Telekomunikacji Politechniki Warszawskiej. Pracuje w polskim oddziale VMware jako architekt rozwiązań sieciowych i bezpieczeństwa. Od kilku lat zaangażowany w projekty integracji rozwiązań SDN ze środowiskiem Open Source: OpenStack i Kubernetes. Wcześniej przez wiele lat pracował w Juniper Networks. Uczestniczył w projektach w obszarze sieci szkieletowych, dostępu szerokopasmowego, centrów danych i bezpieczeństwa.

In 2010 Slawek joined OVH first as 1st line of technical support and in 2013 became devops engineer in Public Cloud R&D team where he was involved in development of OpenStack-based Public Cloud service.
Since 2015 he is also active contributor and reviewer of OpenStack Neutron and OpenStack Shade/SDK projects as well as leader of Neutron QoS subteam.
In December 2017 he started serving OpenStack community as member of Neutron and SDK core reviewers teams.
He was welcome to Red Hat family in April 2018, where he works as senior software engineer and continues to develop networking solutions for OpenStack.

Szymon has been working at Intel in cloud computing software since 2014. During that time, he was an OpenStack upstream contributor in Cinder (Quota API, Oslo-versioned objects) and Ironic (PCI devices recognition) projects. Besides upstreaming, he has also driven some projects around OpenStack, including enabling Intel Visual Compute Accelerator card in OpenStack with Ironic.

Recently, Szymon has become a member of Intel Rack Scale Design team and already contributed to performance improvement of testing environment, which speeded up most validation tests. Due to his experience with OpenStack, he got involved in introducing Intel Rack Scale Design volume driver for Cinder to enable NVMeoF volumes attachment in OpenStack environment.

In free time, his hobby is music – he sings well, plays piano and organ. He even took part in TV singing show, where he achieved high place.

Michal is an expert with more than 10 years of experience in cloud, infrastructure and content distribution services.

He served various positions in the field including Operations Director of Stream.cz, Operations Director at Uloz.to and SVP Online Services at Visual Unity. Michal is focused mainly on project and product management, operations, customer service and new business development.

Michal is an expert with more than 10 years of experience in cloud, infrastructure and content distribution services.

Rafał is a CI/CD and Release Engineer at Samsung R&D Institute Poland. He has been working with OpenStack for more than 2 years, starting from Kilo release, through Mitaka release and lately Ocata release. He works on commercial product for telecommunications industry and on CI/CD environment required to ship this product.

After work, he enjoys spending his time with family and occasionally dancing Argentine tango.

Pawel is a Senior NFV Infrastracture Engineer working for TelcoSystems company. He started his work around 5 years ago and for all this time works with OpenStack. For a couple of releases Pawel was an active contributor to nova project where he mainly focused on live migration. Now he is not an upstream contributor, but instead he focuses on OpenStack-based projects to integrate them in a best possible way into a cloud.

Michal is part of Oracle Open Cloud Infrastructure team responsible for providing technical support for Oracle Linux, Oracle VM, VirtualBox and Oracle OpenStack products.

He has over 10 years of experience in designing and deploying various services based on applications that originated from OpenSource projects.

Before joining Oracle, Michal has worked in large company environments – such as Huawei, Citrix – and Silicon Valley startups – such as ByteMobile, where he completed a range of technical and managerial roles.

Michał is software engineer working at Red Hat and engaged in OpenStack-related activities since Folsom release. Through Newton, Ocata and Pike cycles he was serving the OpenStack community as a core reviewer in Cinder, where he focused on control plane availability, scalability and upgradability. Now he’s cracking similar problems in Kuryr project where he’s again a core reviewer.

His professional interests are: HA solutions, cluster management and building reliable distributed systems.

I am the Cloud Architect. I have worked with many Companies across Europe, Asia and Africa, helping them to shape their Private, Public and Telco Clouds. I support my Customers in Architecting Cloud Solutions, but also in Business Aspects of Cloud Transformation.

I am a Certified OpenStack Administrator.

I have studied Computer Science, focusing on Operating Systems.

I have 25+ years of experience in IT Industry, working at Companies like Sun Microsystems, NetApp, Citrix or Huawei.

Od 2010 roku zawodowo związany z największym portalem w Polsce.
Pierwsze 3 lata spędził czuwając nad poprawnym działaniem aplikcji i sprzętu. Rozwijał także narzedzia do rozproszonego monitoringu.
W kolejnych latach zajmował się utrzymaniem, rozwojem i wsparciem L2 takich serwisów jak onet.pl, sympatia.pl oraz zumi.pl.
Od 5 lat pracuje w zespołach zajmujących się środowiskami chmury prywatnej opartej na rozwiązaniach OpenNebula i OpenStack.

Zwolennik otwartego oprogramowania.

Mr. Heczko helps build OpenStack clouds as a Principal Security Architect at Mirantis. He is a systems engineer in the Mirantis Cloud Platform with a focus on improving information security in OpenStack deployments. He holds multiple (ISC) 2 certifications and has helped multiple Mirantis customers to secure their virtualized Linux environments.

Outside OpenStack, Mr. Heczko has contributed to several open-source projects including Kubernetes and is a member of Kubernetes Vulnerability Management Team. He enjoys spending his free time with his wife and children cycling and traveling.