DevOps engineer — Astro, Docker, Traefik, documented so everyone understands.
What recently changed on the site — posts, CV, navigation.
The POC story — one OpenAI-compatible entry point, two providers (OVH AI Endpoints, Mistral), a home-made harness.
Aligned with the CV page: infogérance team, ISO 27001 context (n8n), LiteLLM / Bifrost gateway POC — downloadable from the CV page.
The gap: OpenVPN: outdated, manual config on every joiner/leaver, nobody else knows how to troubleshoot it.
What changed: A clean private network, managed through a UI — each machine added in two clicks, access cleanly revoked.
The gap: Every reinstall = half a day lost redoing the same gestures, with the risk of missing one security setting.
What changed: A colleague's machine becomes operational with one command, always the same way — SSH keys, business tools, configs.
The gap: I have to understand AI tooling from the inside, not watch from the sidelines — and build tomorrow's AI infrastructure without improvising.
What changed: Local LLM experiments that led to a running POC: LiteLLM / Bifrost AI Gateway, OVH AI Endpoints and Mistral providers, harness testing and scoping for potential AI projects.
The LiteLLM / Bifrost AI POC — one OpenAI-compatible entry point, two providers (OVH AI Endpoints and Mistral), simple test harnesses, and what it changes about starting an IA project seriously.
The detailed journey — from electrotechnics vocational school to a master's-level degree, then ten years of consultancy work looking for the right scope. What each step taught me.
Where I come from, what changed, where I'm going. The short story behind this site.