Matt Bailey

Background

Bailey has built a technology career across several sectors, including higher education, scientific computing, medical technology, networking technology, and startup companies. His professional experience has included work ranging from large-scale computing cluster architecture and design to front-end web programming.

Education

Bailey studied at Washington State University. His university activities included participation in the Linux Users' Group, the Anthropology Graduate Organization, and the Anthropology Club.

Career

Bailey has worked in technology roles for more than a decade, with experience spanning large-scale scientific-computing cluster architecture and design, web front-end programming, higher education, scientific computing, medical technology, networking technology, and startup companies. He was a technical lead at ZeniMax, where his work formed the professional background for his book CoreOS in Action. He later became a technology leader at NetBox Labs, serving as Director of Engineering.

Achievements

• Authored CoreOS in Action, a practical guide to deploying container-based systems on CoreOS Container Linux.

Works

• technical book

  • CoreOS in Action

    (A technical guide to deploying container-based systems on...)

    2017

Interests

• Linux, distributed systems, container technology, cloud infrastructure, scientific computing, and software engineering.

References

• Manning Publications author and book page Documents Bailey's authorship of CoreOS in Action and describes his work as a technical lead at ZeniMax, together with his experience in higher education, scientific computing, medical technology, networking technology, and startup companies.
  2017
• Simon & Schuster author page Provides an author profile for Matt Bailey and lists CoreOS in Action among his books.