Paris, France

Hey,

I'm Mohamed Labouardy

Tech entrepreneur with a passion for building products that developers love, growing open-source communities, and sharing knowledge through writing and speaking.
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A little about me

I am a software engineer and entrepreneur living in Paris. Today I'm VP of Product at CloudQuery, following its acquisition of Tailwarden — the open-source cloud infrastructure platform I co-founded. Before that, I was CTO & Co-founder of Crew (YC S21) and the creator of Komiser.

I love building developer tools, cloud infrastructure & security products, I'm also author of several books around AWS, Cloud Security and FinOps.

Outside of product, I enjoy powerlifting, training for triathlons, and going on bikepacking adventures!

Currently

Product & Tech Advisor

I lead product at CloudQuery after its acquisition of Tailwarden. I also help technical founders at infra/devtools startups go from working prototype to paying users by shaping product and tech strategy.

Before

CTO & Co-Founder @Tailwarden

I was part of the founding team of Tailwarden (Acquired), an open-source cloud governance platform designed to inventory your cloud assets across all cloud providers, enhancing visibility into costs, compliance, and risk management.

Previously

CTO & Co-Founder @Crew

I was part of the founding team of Crew.work, a modern recruiting CRM. We're backed by Y Combinator as part of its YC S21 batch and the french startup studio eFounders. As the tech founder, I was responsible for planning and implementing the tech vision.

Recently

Author & Speaker

I've written a couple of books about building and scaling applications on AWS, designing distributed applications with Go, automating cloud-native applications deployment with a Pipeline as Code approach and FinOps. I've also sold 50K+ copies of my books.

READ MY BOOKS
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Meanwhile

Maker & Indie-Entrepreneur

I created Komiser, an open-source tool for natively discovering resources across multiple clouds, it has over +4k stars on GitHub and +3M downloads. I also run DevOps Bulletin one of the largest DevOps newsletter.