Sayafdine Said @saidsay-so

DevOps Cloud Engineer @ Société Générale

Blog Resume

👋 Hi, I’m Sayafdine!

I’m a French software engineer, currently living in Paris and working at Société Générale as a DevOps Cloud Engineer, where I maintain an internal PaaS platform based on Kubernetes.

I hold a Master’s degree in Computer Science from Sorbonne University (Paris VI), with a specialization in Networks and Software Engineering. I’ve got a solid background in software development, system administration, and cloud computing. I’ve worked on building and maintaining large-scale distributed systems, and I’m deeply passionate about open-source software.

I’m always looking for new challenges and opportunities to learn and grow, so feel free to reach out to me if you think we could work together on something cool!

Projects

gateau

Retrieving your browser's cookies will be a piece of cake!

Rust SQLite Firefox Chromium

gateau is a command line tool which imports your cookies from browsers for your curl, wget and httpie requests.

GitHub

pjdfstest.rs

Rewrite of the pjdfstest suite in Rust.

Rust FreeBSD GSoC 2022

The pjdfstest suite is a test suite for POSIX file systems. It is used by the FreeBSD project to test file systems like UFS or ZFS. For the Google Summer of Code 2022, my project was to rewrite the test suite in Rust, with the goal of improving various aspects of it, like its performance or configurability, which are better explained in the blog post.

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chwitter

Twitter, but it's lame.

HTML CSS TypeScript React Node.js Express MongoDB

A website similar to Twitter, with fewer functionalities. The implemented features are messages liking, search function, friends management, light/dark mode, messages creation and profile editing.

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chwitter

acpi_ec

Get access to the Embedded Controller (EC) of your laptop.

C Linux Kernel module

A simple kernel module which takes most of its code from ec_sys.c and provides an interface between the ACPI embedded controller and the userspace. Its original intent was to be used with NoteBook Fan Control and Fancy. You can access to the EC simply by read/write to /dev/ec.

GitHub

Fancy

Control your laptop fans with a fancy software.

Rust D-Bus

Fancy is a software which allows controlling laptop fans. It includes a service daemon to allow accessing to the EC and controlling it through D-Bus, a CLI to send commands and a GUI (WIP).

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Fancy