Aymen El Amri
Engineer, author, and founder of FAUN.dev, eralabs, and Ragger.
👋 Hey there! Since you found your way here, you're probably curious about what I do. Here's the quick version.
I'm a technical architect, technopreneur, trainer, and author. I tend to get involved when things are messy, and I've spent most of my career on work that doesn't fit neatly into a job title. I build systems, test ideas under real constraints, and discard assumptions that fail under load.
My work spans DevOps, Cloud Native architecture, Python, and applied AI. The through-line is turning complex infrastructure and engineering concepts into practical knowledge engineers can actually apply.
I've trained thousands of engineers and teams at companies like Microsoft and Intel, and authored books and courses across a range of technical topics — some translated into Korean, Chinese, and Russian. My teaching style is direct and applied, grounded in real implementation rather than theory. TechBeacon named me one of the top 100 DevOps influencers worldwide.
I founded FAUN.dev to share practical knowledge, help teams build better systems, and give other engineers a place to share what they've learned. As an advisor to tech startups, I work with founders at the intersection of engineering depth, business leverage, and long-term scalability.
When I'm not coding, writing, or teaching, I'm walking in nature, reading, exploring ideas in philosophy and science, and building things just to see where they fail. An "anti-fragile empiricist philosopher," you could say ;)
