Simon Pasquier is a Principal Software Engineer based in the Grenoble metro area with over 13 years of hands-on experience building resilient, production-grade monitoring, logging and alerting systems. He specializes in Linux and network protocols and has driven reliability work across prominent open-source observability projects such as Prometheus, Thanos and OpenShift’s monitoring stack. At Red Hat and previously Mirantis, he focused on Prometheus configuration, Thanos integration, alerting rule validation and CI/test hardening to ensure systems behave under real-world conditions. Colleagues rely on him for pragmatic, test-first solutions that balance resource constraints with operational needs, and his contributions include fixes for WAL corruption instrumentation, API rule handling and signal-based reloads. An engineer who moves easily between backend code, DevOps and SRE responsibilities, he brings deep protocol-level knowledge to monitoring and alerting challenges.
13 years of coding experience
25 years of employment as a software developer
Engineering degree Electronics, Engineering degree Electronics at Institut national des Sciences appliquées de Rennes
Contributions:9 reviews, 40 commits, 84 PRs in 3 years 10 months
Contributions summary:Simon primarily focused on enhancing the functionality and stability of the Consul exporter. Their contributions include integrating with Go modules, bumping dependencies for `prometheus/client_golang` and `github.com/hashicorp/consul`, and adding a test to validate the exporter's behavior against a single Consul instance. These changes demonstrate a focus on maintaining compatibility with updated libraries, expanding test coverage, and ensuring the exporter's reliability. The user also corrected label clashes within the exporter's output, improving data accuracy.
Contributions:1 release, 401 reviews, 287 commits in 5 years 2 months
Contributions summary:Simon contributed to the Alertmanager project by implementing features and resolving issues related to core components. The contributions include fixing logging for the mesh component, adding an endpoint to check health, displaying connections in the status page, adding metrics for snapshot sizes and handling of alerts, and fixing problems related to connections. Furthermore, they worked on refactoring code and ensuring the correct handling of URLs for API endpoints.
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