Roch Devost is a software engineer in Montreal with 11 years of experience building full-stack JavaScript applications and cloud-native architectures. Currently at Datadog since 2018, he focuses on backend work and has contributed to the widely used dd-trace-js APM client, fixing memory leaks and improving context propagation in Node/Express instrumentation. His background spans real-time systems on AWS/GCP, front-end development, and DevOps, giving him a pragmatic end-to-end view of production services. Comfortable across the stack, he pairs hands-on debugging and performance fixes with designing scalable systems. An early career emphasis on database administration and business intelligence gives him an uncommon appreciation for observability and operational correctness.
11 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Attestation of collegial studies, Information technology programmer-analyst, Attestation of collegial studies, Information technology programmer-analyst at LaSalle College
Contributions:156 releases, 2635 reviews, 1889 commits in 5 years 1 month
Contributions summary:Roch primarily contributed to the backend of the Datadog APM client for Node.js. Their commits focused on bug fixes, specifically addressing memory leaks in the HTTP plugin and issues related to context propagation and route handling within the Express framework. These changes involved modifying code related to HTTP requests, routing, and middleware to ensure correct behavior and prevent memory leaks.
Build box for Node >=8 with older versions of gcc and g++.
Contributions:36 commits, 2 PRs, 34 pushes in 3 years
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