I work at 
VPBank on container orchestration, cloud infrastructure and building a better developer experience.
Previously, I was at 
Techcombank, and before that was 
Teko.
I'm passionated about all things container, k8s and cloud.
My latest interest are currently in
- LLM/AI stuff like MCP. My most recent project is hyper-mcp. A Rust based MCP server with WASM plugin architecture.
- Software supply chain security.
- wolfi-dev/os
- awslabs/soci-snapshotter
- etc...
- camaro: Transform XML to JSON using custom XPath template. Focus on performance.
- hyper-mcp: A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server with a plugin system powered by WebAssembly & OCI registry.
- helm-oci-proxy: Turn any legacy Helm repo into OCI Helm repo.
- wolfi-os: An OS built for container workload with security in mind. I contribute to wolfi-dev/os among other things.
- reader: get a reader mode sharable url for any url - built with cloudflare workers.
- reader2: Similar to above but using go+wasm.
- github-followers-watch: watching changes in your GitHub followers list and commit to GitHub.
- py-event-ruler: Test EventBridge pattern locally with Python.
- Teach AI new tricks or how to build MCP server from scratch at OpenInfra & CloudNative Day Vietnam 2025
- The Road to 0 CVE at DevSecOps Leadership Forum Singapore by Sonatype
- Secured Container Images with Wolfi at FOSSASIA 2024 & OpenInfra Asia Summit 2024.
- Defending Software Supply Chain Security in Banking or Any Highly Regulated Environment at Viet OpenInfra 2022
- DevSecOps: Decoding…
- eBPF: A peek into the future of networking security and more at Vietnam Web Summit 2020.
- Building Docker container: how many ways are too many? at Viet OpenInfra Meetup #24.
- Building Next Generation Websites with Serverless and Micro-frontend Architecture at Vietnam Web Summit 2019.
- Cloud Cost Optimization at Scale at Vietnam Web Summit 2018 and Kubernetes Hanoi Meetup #2 (Mar 2018).
- AWS - The YAML way: Provision, manage & govern AWS resources with YAML.
- How small can it be: An experiment to see how small container image for Java application. Answer: it's pretty damn small.