Hi, I’m Giuseppe (for friends, Pino), a Computer Engineer. I am passionate about the world of computer science, technology in general and Open Source. I like to work in team and learn new ways to solve problems that may arise in front of an engineer 🤯. Resistant to stress, especially thanks to the PoliTo.
I develop cloud-native software leveraging eBPF for performance, security, and observability.
I was deeply involved in software development projects and I was managing Kubernetes clusters both in staging lab and on GCP to tests our software. As part of a company initiative, I had the opportunity to mentor four new graduates, aiding in their integration into the team.
I actively contributed to multiple projects, particularly focusing on Polycube. Additionally, I authored scientific articles, explored emerging technologies, and provided guidance to 3 thesis students as a co-supervisor (Francesco Monaco, Leonardo Di Giovanna, Francesco Cappa). During the second year I worked in a project between Rakuten Mobile Inc. and Polytechnic of Turin.
The title of the thesis was Toward efficient DDoS detection with eBPF. During this thesis work I worked with Professor Fulvio Risso (supervisor) and also with the PhD students Federico Parola and Simone Magnani.
In this project I worked on the backend part, in particular on the monitoring (Kube-Prometheus, Blackbox Exporter) and if necessary I also switched to the frontend (a little bit), working together with my team mates on the CrownLabs website and on the personal page of a student/professor.
The work was focused on the introduction of backward compatible white-box monitoring for the cubes of the Polycube framework. I also had the chance to work with a nice team made up of various colleagues, PhD students and professors.
The objective of the internship was the development of a connection between the Ubiatar application and a hardware device such as the combat robot, which during the internship, in the test and production phase has been replaced by a Raspberry with a breadboard on which a small one has been made hardware project.
