Cloud-Native Telecom · Kubernetes DRA Correctnes
I look for correctness bugs in Kubernetes Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA) and Cloud-Native Telecom systems. For DRA, that means reading the scheduler and allocator and checking the accounting invariants: whether a device is counted twice, or whether every state mutation made during a failed allocation is rolled back. I also send patches to OpenTelemetry C++, mostly for object-lifetime, cancellation, and concurrency bugs in its exporters and HTTP transport.
When I find one bug, I look for the same bug pattern elsewhere. Many of my patches start that way. I include a regression test with the fix, and reviewers still catch things I missed.
I currently serve as a CNCF Ambassador and as a member of the Nephio Technical Steering Committee (TSC). Nephio is part of Linux Foundation Networking (LFN). I also maintain M5Stack platforms in the Zephyr Project and hold the AMD ROCm Certified Associate credential.
I am an undergraduate at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) in Taiwan, Studying AI and Medicine and also a little bit Slavic languages. I received clinical training through an Internal medicine clerkship at Taipei City Hospital, Yangming Branch, and Surgical clerkship at University Hospital Hradec Králové.
I grew up in a fishing village in southern Taiwan. I organize the O-RAN in B5G/6G track at COSCUP and give technical talks in Taiwanese. I help and alos want more people contribute to open source so that, together, we can make Taiwan and the World be better and better!!!
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