Baptiste Foy is a Senior Software Engineer specializing in fleet automation at Datadog, with five years of experience building resilient, production-grade systems in Go, Kubernetes and Temporal. A CentraleSupélec engineer by training, he has driven remote configuration and update frameworks for the Datadog Agent—contributing notable work on remote-config, TUF/Uptane integration, cache-bypass optimizations and telemetry in a high-scale open-source repo. His background spans SRE, DevOps and full-stack projects, from operating large student networks and OpenStack clusters to founding a gaming platform as a teenager, giving him a pragmatic blend of low-level networking and higher-level software design instincts. He excels at reducing cold starts and improving update reliability for distributed agents, reflecting a focus on operational robustness and developer experience. Based in Paris, he pairs curiosity for systems with a habit of shipping tools people actually use, and off-screen he recharges playing volleyball with friends and family.
5 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Engineering - MEng, Engineering, Master of Engineering - MEng, Engineering at CentraleSupélec
Contributions:586 reviews, 11 commits, 275 PRs in 6 months
Contributions summary:Baptiste primarily contributed to the remote-config service of the Datadog Agent, implementing features related to configuration updates and TUF (The Update Framework) error handling. Their work included adding validation checks for client config requests, introducing a cache bypass mechanism for new clients to reduce cold start delays, and adding telemetry for the cache bypass feature. The user also refactored and updated the Uptane client and fixed dependencies.
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