About
I've spent more than two decades building enterprise and open-source software.
BUILDING
I'm the founder and CTO of Randoli, where we're building an OpenTelemetry-native observability platform for Kubernetes and modern infrastructure.
Most observability platforms were designed for a world with far less telemetry than today's systems produce. Randoli exists because the harder problem now is deciding what to keep and what it means, not collecting more of it.
BEFORE RANDOLI
I spent 11 years at Red Hat, working with enterprise organizations across financial services, telecommunications and the public sector.
That work shaped how I think about open source in the enterprise. The technology rarely decides adoption. Procurement, support commitments and internal politics usually do.
OPEN SOURCE
I'm a member of the Apache Software Foundation and a maintainer of OpenCost, the open-source standard for Kubernetes cost monitoring.
Open source has been a constant across my career, not a side project. It's where I've learned the most about building software that other people actually depend on.
COMMUNITY
I speak regularly at KubeCon and other cloud-native events on observability, OpenTelemetry and the economics of running Kubernetes at scale. See Speaking for talks and topics.