Senior DevOps Engineer & Team Lead. Moscow 🇷🇺
I started in tech support back in 2008, then spent years working with AV and conference systems — Crestron, Bosch, simultaneous interpretation. The turning point came when a colleague and I built our own meeting-room control system in Python and shipped it on Docker Swarm — a home-grown Crestron alternative. After that I switched jobs and became a full-time DevOps engineer.
These days everything I run lives on bare metal — from installing Proxmox and Talos on the servers themselves and all the way up the stack. I lead a team of three: task planning and tracking, mentoring, architecture, and processes.
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Pine — a native macOS workspace for CLI coding agents: editor and terminal panes, a cross-project Agent Inbox, LSP, and Git context. Zero Electron.
SwiftSwiftUIAppKit -
Terraform providers — production-grade providers for 3x-ui, Remnawave, and Synology DSM.
GoTerraform Plugin Framework -
Xray Health Exporter — Prometheus health checks for Xray-core tunnels, powered by Xray-core embedded directly as a library.
GoPrometheus -
Delivery — reusable Helm charts and a Homebrew tap that make my projects easy to install and operate.
I rely on open source at work and in my personal projects, so I give back. I publish the tools I build for myself — Terraform providers, Pine, exporters, Helm charts — and send fixes upstream to the projects I use, including bpg/terraform-provider-proxmox, SwiftTerm, cozystack, and homebrew-cask.
Coding agents are part of my daily loop — from scoping and implementation to tests and review. Architecture, trade-offs, and production responsibility stay human-owned.
Terraform · OpenTofu · Kubernetes · Talos · Argo CD · Ansible · Go · Swift · Prometheus · Grafana · Vault · Proxmox · Linux
- Telegram: @fedor_batonogov
- Email: fedor@batonogov.ru
"Be realistic — demand the impossible." — Che Guevara
Off duty, you'll probably find me on a PlayStation 5 or a Nintendo Switch.





