Nick Vyzas is an infrastructure and data platform engineer with 11 years of experience building reliable systems for SaaS, fintech, and gaming companies from Greece. He brings deep hands-on expertise across MySQL, ClickHouse, Postgres, MongoDB and the surrounding cloud-native stack—Kubernetes, Python, Terraform, Ansible—and focuses on observability and runbook-grade deployments so systems don't wake people at night. Lately he’s concentrated on AI infrastructure, owning the data pipelines, orchestration, and observability layers that make models production-ready rather than treating models as standalone experiments. An active contributor to the ProxySQL project, he has solved low-level database proxy issues including IPv6 support and GTID-consistent reads by modifying core C++ components and schema definitions. Practical, detail-oriented, and operations-first, he combines a developer’s curiosity with an engineer’s obsession for dependable production behavior.
11 years of coding experience
Bachelor's degree in Information Systems Development, Bachelor's degree in Information Systems Development at Bond University
Contributions:31 releases, 1 review, 75 commits in 2 years 11 months
Contributions summary:Nick primarily contributed to the ProxySQL project by addressing issues related to IPv6 support, resolving conflicts arising from a major version update, and integrating features for GTID consistent reads. Their work involved modifying core C++ source code, specifically within the `MySQL_Session.cpp` and `ProxySQL_Admin.cpp` files, and header files defining database schemas. Additionally, the user's commits touched upon database schema updates and related functionality, indicating their involvement with database management and configuration.
Contributions:1 release, 13 commits, 2 PRs in 1 year 5 months
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