# Jacopo Nardiello

> Jacopo Nardiello is a founder and technologist building infrastructure, open source and AI automation products, with deep experience in Kubernetes and cloud native.

## Core pages

- [About](https://jnardiello.me/about/): Biography, current work, community roles, projects and public profiles.
- [Writing](https://jnardiello.me/writing/): Technical essays on infrastructure, Kubernetes, cloud native engineering, automation and entrepreneurship.
- [Talks](https://jnardiello.me/talks/): Conference talks and presentations from 2014 to today.
- [RSS feed](https://jnardiello.me/feed.xml): Updates for published articles.
- [Sitemap](https://jnardiello.me/sitemap.xml): Canonical inventory of public pages.

## Projects

- [SIGHUP Distribution](https://github.com/sighupio/distribution): CNCF-certified Kubernetes distribution created and maintained in Europe.
- [PrintFarmHQ](https://printfarmhq.io): Management software for manufacturing and 3D printing farms.

## Writing

- [Managing sensitive data in Git repositories](https://jnardiello.me/managing-sensitive-data-in-git-repositories.html): A practical guide to encrypting secrets in Git repositories with git-crypt and GPG, including installation and team key management.
- [Hello Spreaker](https://jnardiello.me/hello-spreaker.html): Joining Spreaker as a backend and architecture engineer to work on infrastructure automation, distributed systems and podcasting technology.
- [Goodbye WorkDigital, Goodbye London](https://jnardiello.me/goodbye-workdigital.html): Lessons from a year at WorkDigital in London, spanning distributed systems, engineering practices, team collaboration and what came next.
- [Back to blogging](https://jnardiello.me/back-to-blogging.html): Why I returned to blogging to share practical ideas on software engineering, automation, organizations and occasional finance.
- [Presenting Tenzo](https://jnardiello.me/presenting-tenzo-for-jekyll.html): Introducing Tenzo, a minimal Jekyll theme focused on readable typography, mobile-first design and simple GitHub Pages deployment.
- [Hello world](https://jnardiello.me/hello-world.html): Why I moved my personal website to Jekyll and GitHub Pages to own my content, keep the stack simple and make writing the focus.