Frederic Giloux is a cloud-native engineer with 10 years’ experience specializing in Kubernetes/OpenShift, hybrid cloud architectures, and distributed integration. He pairs deep hands‑on expertise in Java, Go, containers, and middleware (Fuse/Camel, A‑MQ) with operational skills across Ansible, ELK, Linux and both SQL and NoSQL datastores. Having worked at OpenShift/Red Hat and now Isovalent (part of Cisco), he focuses on scalable control‑plane and API reconciliation work—contributing backend features to the kcp project that extend Kubernetes‑style control planes. He brings telecom and M2M domain knowledge plus formal project frameworks (Prince2, Scrum) and enterprise standards (TOGAF, ITIL, SOA). Fluent in English, German and French, with intermediate Turkish, he combines cross‑cultural communication with supplier and bid management experience. An architect at heart, he often bridges product requirements to pragmatic, auditable cloud‑native implementations.
Kubernetes-like control planes for form-factors and use-cases beyond Kubernetes and container workloads.
Role in this project:
Backend Developer
Contributions:170 reviews, 25 commits, 25 PRs in 9 months
Contributions summary:Frederic primarily contributed to the backend aspects of the kcp-dev/kcp repository, focusing on features related to API management and reconciliation. Their commits addressed issues and implemented improvements within the `apiimporter_manager.go` and `zz_generated.openapi.go` files, demonstrating their work on core functionalities of the project. They also made changes to tests, adding new capabilities and improvements related to APIExportEndpointSlice.
Demonstrate how OpenShift and other tools can be leveraged to automate performance tests
Contributions:30 commits, 33 pushes, 1 branch in 4 months
performanceperformance-testskubernetesopenshift
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