37 karma · joined September 12, 2018
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: PHP, Ruby on Rails, HTML/CSS, MySQL, Bootstrap CSS, Tailwind CSS, Javascript, Shell Scripting
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bsdguru/
GitHub: https://github.com/jacques/
Email: jmarneweck at gmail dot com
Senior software engineer (20+ years) specializing in PHP (Slim Framework) and full-stack development. I thrive on building efficient and scalable solutions.
I have worked all over the stack, backend, frontend, DevOps, CloudOps.
Experience:
* Designed, developed, and deployed diverse projects: from static websites to backend services for terminals integrated with third-party terminal management software.
* Extensive API experience: Building REST APIs, integrating with third-party APIs (Smartcall, Clickatell, Webfleet).
* Prepaid debit card management system integrations including tooling for reconciliation between systems.
* Strong database skills: MySQL optimization and management.
* Payment gateway integrations: Pay@, Payfast, Mygate, Ozow.
* File processing from various third-party systems.
* Working with third-party vendors developing software interfacing with systems which I am building (i.e. terminal management software talking via REST API's for vending Airtime, Electricity, etc.)
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: PHP, Ruby on Rails, HTML/CSS, MySQL, Bootstrap CSS, Tailwind CSS, Javascript, Shell Scripting
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bsdguru/
GitHub: https://github.com/jacques/
Email: jmarneweck at gmail dot com
Senior software engineer (20+ years) specializing in PHP (Slim Framework) and full-stack development. I thrive on building efficient and scalable solutions.
I have worked all over the stack, backend, frontend, DevOps, CloudOps.
Experience:
* Designed, developed, and deployed diverse projects: from static websites to backend services for terminals integrated with third-party terminal management software.
* Extensive API experience: Building REST APIs, integrating with third-party APIs (Smartcall, Clickatell, Panacea Mobile, Webfleet).
* Strong database skills: MySQL optimization and management.
* Payment gateway integrations: Pay@, Payfast, Mygate, Ozow.
* Prepaid debit card management system integrations including tooling for reconciliation between systems.
* File processing from various third-party systems.
* Working with third-party vendors developing software interfacing with systems which I am building (i.e. terminal management software talking via REST API's for vending Airtime, Electricity, etc.)
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20220816-00/?p=10...
Water tankers are delivering water to various areas in Port Elizabeth as well as numerous smaller towns which have run out of water.
During Cape Town's water crisis we were queuing to collect water from the mountain spring that the local brewery graciously allowed us to collect water from.
National Geographic has an article about South Africa running out of water: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/partner-c...
I see he now has access to three travis-ci organisations on GitHub.
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It was a pleasure dealing with the Virtualmin team on issues we had on Virtualmin on Joyent and TextDrive's shared hosting services.
Replying to the "Wins over GCE/AWS above that I can't reply to":
They had various:
* The ability to run workloads at near bare metal speeds (their using Solaris Containers).
* Manta (ability to perform compute operations on their storage service without having to download files and reupload files).
* Their work on getting a better user experience in zones with pkgsrc (thanks to all the hard work of Filip and Jonathan).
* Better performance and having the ability to spend less money on resources and reducing the instance count for folks moving off AWS to Joyent. I was involved in a number of these migrations.
I also have experience running SmartOS on Leaseweb (they purchased Uniquity Hosting where I setup SmartOS instances on numerous servers in numerous datacentres.
I more recently used Gitlab on Ubuntu using their omnibus package for Ubuntu and the upgraded over multiple versions to get onto a later version of Gitlab. The upgrade process was a lot smoother (no fighting to build gems on SmartOS and patching all over the show to get gems and other dependencies to compile).
I also did a MySQL to Postgresql migration. You have a bit of downtime with the process which chef sorts things out post upgrade of the omnibus package. I did turn the unicorns and disabled ssh logins while I was upgrading the omnibus package just incase something went wrong during the upgrade.
They continue to port code to Illumos (i.e. KVM, continued work on Pluribus port of bhyve, etc.).
SmartOS is what their data centre orchestration solution gets built on-top of.
You can see their changelog for SmartOS they are quite active: https://us-east.manta.joyent.com/Joyent_Dev/public/SmartOS/s...
Development of SmartOS and Triton Datacentre occur under their joyent organisation on GitHub.
I am an experienced PHP developer and DevOps/CloudOps guy. Spent the last four and half years in the FinTech space building and maintaining Online Banking / Cash Management software. Worked for TAP, ITS, Joyent, NPM, TextDrive, ViaMedia, Imvelaphi Mobile.
Technologies: PHP, MySQL, Redis, SmartOS, FreeBSD, Ubuntu Linux.
Email: jmarneweck@gmail.com