Kent Shultz is an SRE-turned-technical writer and engineer with 12 years of experience bridging production reliability and developer-facing content from Berkeley, CA. He has worked across CloudFlare, Datadog, Uber, and Gremlin, blending hands-on reliability engineering and DevOps with clear, practical writing about Chaos Engineering and observability. Kent has contributed code and tests to widely used tooling such as Datadog integrations, demonstrating an ability to move between backend QA work and documentation. His background includes both high-stakes operational roles (SPAWAR intrusion detection and Rackspace automation) and compassionate patient-facing work in mental health, giving him a rare mix of technical rigor and human-centered communication.
12 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
BS, Computer Science, BS, Computer Science at University of Tulsa
Contributions:150 commits, 115 PRs, 184 pushes in 9 months
Contributions summary:Kent primarily focused on adding a service check for the `twemproxy` integration, implementing a `can_connect` check to verify its functionality. This involved modifying Python code in the `check.py` and `test_twemproxy.py` files to include the service check and associated tests. Additionally, the user contributed to test suites within the `kubernetes` and `tcp_check` integrations by merging changes and updating test configurations to reflect deprecation.
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