CPettet (WMF)
Joined 14 March 2014
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Chase Pettet
Sr Security Architect, Technology, Wikimedia Foundation
"Go at it boldly, and you'll find unexpected forces closing round you and coming to your aid." --William Benjamin Basil King
About me
I joined the Wikimedia Foundation in early March 2014.
My hope is to leave things better than I found them.
I find pistachios enjoyable.
I believe that the means determine the eventual end.
My work
I have a broad background in infrastructure administration (*nix, networking, virtualization, Puppet, Kubernetes, Openstack, etc), information security (engineering, governance, compliance, etc), and care deeply about servant leadership.
Disclaimer: I work for or provide services to the Wikimedia Foundation, and this is the account I try to use for edits or statements I make in that role. However, the Foundation does not vet all my activity, so edits, statements, or other contributions made by this account may not reflect the views of the Foundation.
Contact me
Other Information
- Previously held titles at WMF: Operations Engineer (Core Ops Team), Engineering Manager (Labs/Cloud Services), Lead Operations Engineer (Cloud Services), Security Engineer (Security),Security Architect
- I also have the nick rush in various places. This is my shellname and my username on Gerrit. I had the nick chasemp as a volunteer (briefly) prior to employment by the Wikimedia Foundation in Labs/Cloud. If you see a rush or a chasemp that's probably me :)
- I did much of the work to sunset RT, Trello, and Bugzilla (and more) in favor of Phabricator