Software Engineer focused on Identity & Access Management, Rust, and distributed systems.
Building IAM infrastructure at Cloud-IAM. Creator and maintainer of FerrisKey.
FerrisKey, an IAM platform in Rust
Open source, Keycloak compatible identity provider built around hexagonal architecture and strict static dispatch. Designed for multi tenant deployments where correctness and performance both matter, with no dynamic dispatch overhead and no runtime surprises. Apache 2.0, running in production at Cloud-IAM.
Aether, an open source IAM as a Service platform in Rust
Fully open source IAM as a Service platform. Where FerrisKey is the identity engine itself, Aether targets the "as a service" layer: infrastructure and operations designed to be run as a managed offering rather than self hosted.
Mestier, an open source ERP/CRM
SaaS oriented ERP/CRM with native support for French e-invoicing compliance, a regulatory requirement most tools bolt on as an afterthought but that's built into the foundation here.
FerrisKV, a distributed key value store
Raft based consensus and replication in Rust. My focus is on the consensus and replication layer itself, the part where getting it almost right is the same as getting it wrong.
Hexagonal architecture, strict typing, memory safety, simulation driven development. Open source by default. If a system can't be tested in isolation from its infrastructure, it isn't designed yet.