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Hello.

I am Lucas Roesler.

I am senior engineer at contiamo.com, core contributor to OpenFaas, and an ex-mathematician.

I work with Go, Python, Kubernetes, Serverless, Observability, and REST APIS. I like rock climbing, beer, hiking, and my motorcycle.

I recently switched to Debian because I wanted a rock solid plain Gnome environment for my daily driver / work laptop. The main downside is that even Debian testing is a bit more conservative with updates than I would like for certain applications. Normally I would use and recommend Flatpak, but there are a few edge cases where I need to use the Debian package, which leads me to today’s post.

A few more details

I have been a core contributor to OpenFaas since 2017. I implemented the secrets, logs, and profiles features as well as general contributions throughout the rest of the project including faas-swarm, faas-netes, faasd, the faas-provider, the certifier, and the Python function SDK.

At Contiamo GmbH I am a senior engineer and lead the Platform team. We design the core architecture, operational and observability tooling, and the public API of Contiamo’s DataHub platform. Primiarly working with Go and Python.

At the University of Connecticut I completed my Ph.D. studying combinatorics, tilting theory, and cluster algebras with Ralf Schiffler.

You can find a brief guide to my research here. For all of the gory details, you can find all of my mathematical papers on the arxiv.