Gatekeeper : a policy controller for Kubernetes. It is based on the openpolicy agent (OPA). It seems that OPA is rapidly becoming the default policy system across a wide array of system. This is encouraging as it is too often dominated by vendor-specific solutions that are hard to port to new solution and greatly limit the range of solution you can embrace.
Bash Bible : a collection of pure bash alternatives to external processes. Really handy!
Git Blame-Someone-Else : Introduced a bug in production code, want to hide it? Just blame someone else! This tool allows you to changes not only who authored the commit but the listed committer as well.
OPA : an open source policy agent that decouple policy from actual code logic. This is essential to provide great flexibility with fine-grained control of resources. These kinds of features are a key building block for secure and robust API based solution. [github]
Katran : facebook scalable network load balancer. It relies on eBPF and XDP from the Linux kernel to deliver impressive performance at low-cost thanks to its capability to run on off the shelf hardware. [github]
NLP Architect : Intel NLP library and solution. Sometimes I feel that Intel has some great hardware and software but the release cycle is rather decoupled. Which often leave the user in an odd situation, where the hardware is out but the software is not there yet. And sometimes it's the opposite. I really feel that Intel should work on this. Maybe externalise the software to a separate entity as the hardware culture might be impeding the software side of the company.
