Independent developer in Morocco, about nine years in. I build trading systems that run unattended in live markets and, increasingly, Python automation, Kubernetes and OpenShift platforms, and AI tools. I like software best when it can show its work.
aminelg.com · Red Hat certified · MQL5
Who can access what in OpenShift, and why, including access that quietly comes back. Live demo →
Ask a SQLite database a question in plain English. The SQL is written by code, never by a model.
Jev is TypeSafe's decision model. Instead of generating text, it picks from options it's given and returns a probability for each. That's why IntentSQL can show every choice, and flag the answers it isn't sure about.
- Obsidian Text Transformer: a local LLM turns plain notes into structured Obsidian Markdown, on your own machine.
- Decision Lab: give several decision models the same input, then change the evidence and see what flips.
- Jev Creature Forge: a sentence becomes a typed creature genome, drawn as SVG by deterministic code.
- Aim Duel: a real-time 1v1 browser game on my own Kubernetes cluster, deployed with GitOps. Play it.
- MultiVision Dashboard and PatternVision Pro: MetaTrader 5 tools for watching many markets at once and scanning for candle patterns.
# Kubernetes docs: Pod failure policy
- …taking at least 2 minutes.
+ …this example would take at least
+ 9 minutes before the Job fails.I ran the example and it took 9 minutes 6 seconds. More fixes merged into the Kubernetes docs, plus contributions to pytest and the OpenShift docs.
python: [automation, fastapi, flask]
linux: [podman, docker, bash]
k8s: [kubernetes, openshift, helm]
gitops: [argo-cd, github-actions]
ai: [local-llms, ollama, agents]
web: [js, node, react, svelte]
trading: [mql5, metatrader-5]
certified: [EX280, EX180] # Red HatHave a system that needs building, or explaining? Tell me about it.




