Ankush Behl is an engineering manager with 10 years of experience leading storage and platform teams, currently heading Ceph Storage engineering at IBM after several leadership roles at Red Hat. He combines full-stack development chops—contributing to prominent open-source projects like Ceph and the OpenShift console—with product-minded delivery, mentoring, and hiring experience. His work spans frontend improvements to cluster UIs and backend dashboard enhancements, notably improving Ceph dashboard usability and OpenShift’s storage console. Based in Bengaluru, he brings deep expertise in Kubernetes/OpenShift ecosystems, storage telemetry, and operator-based deployments. A former graphic designer turned software engineer, he blends a strong technical foundation with an eye for user-facing detail.
Contributions:274 reviews, 69 commits, 77 PRs in 2 years 2 months
Contributions summary:Ankush's contributions primarily focused on enhancing the OpenShift Cluster Console UI. They addressed alignment issues within daemon-set workloads and pod pages, and added volume information for attached storage. The user implemented new UI components for mounted volumes and integrated them into various components, including deployments, replication controllers, and replica sets. These changes directly improved the display and functionality of the console interface.
Ceph is a distributed object, block, and file storage platform
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Full-stack Developer
Contributions:528 reviews, 53 PRs, 6 pushes in 3 years 2 months
Contributions summary:Ankush primarily focused on enhancing the Ceph dashboard, addressing both frontend and backend aspects. Their contributions involved refactoring the Object Gateway section, creating a default block pool, improving the cluster status display, and adding a telemetry link. Furthermore, the user cleaned up the RGW details card and fixed CephFS snapshot and quota list functionalities. Their work demonstrates a focus on improving the user interface, fixing bugs, and enhancing the dashboard's overall usability.
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