// munich, germany
$ whoami
marco_braun
$ Platform & SRE — I keep GPU workloads alive across four regions, and write the APIs and CLIs that don't make you want to throw your laptop.
Former salesperson who realized building software is way more fun than selling it—now helping ML engineers do their best work.
$ env | grep marco
STATUS="Platform / SRE @ OVHcloud"
STACK="Go, Rust, Kubernetes"
PREV="AWS & Microservices @ Exxeta"
// what_i_do
> Build AI Platform Infrastructure
At OVHcloud I work on the control plane for the managed AI platform — around 30 Go services, plus the Rust CLI customers drive it with. Think APIs that let data scientists spin up GPU clusters without crying, and a CLI that makes container orchestration feel almost pleasant.
> Fix It When It Breaks
I'm on call for the platform and I'm also the developer who fixes what breaks, so incidents tend to end in a merged change rather than a manual restart. Certificate chains, livelocked channels, queries that went quadratic while nobody was looking. The whole distributed systems circus.
$ cat package.json | jq '.dependencies'
{
"go": "latest",
"rust": "latest",
"python": "latest",
"kubernetes": "latest",
"terraform": "latest",
"openstack": "latest",
"docker": "latest",
"prometheus": "latest",
"postgresql": "latest",
"kafka": "latest",
"aws": "latest"
}
// recent_logs
[2026-02-04]
The Art of Code Review
Code review done well catches bugs and elevates teams. Done poorly, it breeds resentment. Here's how to do it right.
[2026-01-30]
Terminal Commands That Spark Joy
A curated list of CLI commands I actually use. No fluff.
[2026-01-30]
Hello World
First log entry. Testing the system.
> Want to work together?
I'm always open to interesting conversations about cloud infrastructure, distributed systems, or why Rust is worth the learning curve.
$ mail -s "Hello" marco