Hans Feldt

Infrastructure Architect at Iver Sverige

Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden
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Hans Feldt is an Infrastructure Architect based in Stockholm with 20 years of experience designing and developing data center automation, middleware and low-level systems. He blends deep C, Python and Go expertise with Linux internals, having moved from device drivers and OS-level work to cloud-native automation and Kubernetes at Ericsson and Iver. Hans has contributed to and co-chaired open source projects, including meaningful backend work on the widely used Corosync Cluster Engine where he improved logging, AMF modularity and synchronization. Comfortable across the stack, he pairs system-level rigor with pragmatic automation for large-scale telecom and datacenter environments. A long tenure in telco platforms gives him a rare perspective on reliable distributed systems and operational resilience.
code20 years of coding experience
job17 years of employment as a software developer
bookComputer Science, Computer Science at Mälardalen University
bookComputer Science, Computer Science at Uppsala University
languagesEnglish
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Github Skills (7)

configuration-management10
logging10
c-programming10
clustering10
architecture9
architectures9
system9

Programming languages (2)

CPython

Github contributions (4)

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corosync/corosync

Apr 2006 - Jan 2007

The Corosync Cluster Engine
Role in this project:
userBack-end Developer
Contributions:44 commits in 9 months
Contributions summary:Hans contributed to the Corosync Cluster Engine by modifying core files, specifically addressing logging and configuration aspects. Their work involved changes to logging mechanisms in `exec/print.c` and `exec/print.h`, including the introduction of new trace functions. They also refactored the AMF (Availability Management Framework) code into multiple files, improving the system's architecture. Further changes were made to the AMF, including implementing component registration and error reporting mechanisms. The user also made updates to the synchronization state machine.
clusterkubernetescorosynccorosync-cluster
corosync/openais

Apr 2006 - Jan 2007

Contributions:44 commits in 9 months
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