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Marcin Wyszynski

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Marcin Wyszynski

Marcin Wyszynski is the co-founder and Chief R&D Officer at Spacelift. He also is co-founder of the OpenTofu project. He started his career as an SRE for Google, then moved into software engineering at Facebook. An entrepreneur at heart, Wyszynski went on to start several companies.

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Best of 2025

Best of 2025: The DevOps Bottleneck: Why IaC Orchestration is the Missing Piece

If you work in DevOps, you’ve heard it a thousand times: “Do more with less.” More automation, more security, more reliability—but with the same (or fewer) people. Meanwhile, your development teams keep growing, pushing out new features at breakneck speed. Yet somehow, the infrastructure team is supposed to scale magically to keep up. Let’s be […]

Dec 31, 2025 · 3 min

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ClickOps, IaC and the Excluded Avocado Middle

Let’s start with a confession: I think Infrastructure-as-Code solves a lot of problems. Terraform, OpenTofu, Pulumi, all of it. IaC changed how we work. It gave us version control, audit trails, repeatability, and a level of discipline that the old “log in and click around” era couldn’t touch. But somewhere along the way, we turned […]

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Infrastructure as Code, Security Blind Spots, and the Messy Reality of DevOps

I’ve spent most of my career in infrastructure and reliability engineering, from years as an SRE at Google to leading teams at Facebook and now building Spacelift. Along the way, I’ve watched entire paradigms rise and fall, seen technologies mature, and learned some hard lessons about where DevOps and security meet—and where they clash. The […]

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The DevOps Bottleneck: Why IaC Orchestration is the Missing Piece

If you work in DevOps, you’ve heard it a thousand times: “Do more with less.” More automation, more security, more reliability—but with the same (or fewer) people. Meanwhile, your development teams keep growing, pushing out new features at breakneck speed. Yet somehow, the infrastructure team is supposed to scale magically to keep up. Let’s be […]

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