
Brendan Kamp
From sketching out app designs to wrestling the beasts of infrastructure, I’ve been on a mission to understand every layer of the tech stack. CI/CD implementation? Check. Navigating the maze of team culture and organisational structure? Check. E-commerce consulting? Check check.
So now I’m using my experience, insight, and perspective to look at how we make it all more sustainable.
When it comes down to it, I like people, I like tech, I like the planet… and I love helping people build tech that is better for the planet.
Posts by Brendan Kamp

Green Data Centres: Data at Scale, Impact at Zero?
As technology scales, data centres quietly contribute more and more to the climate crisis. While …

Follow the Sun: Greening the IT Landscape, One Sunrise at a Time
“Follow the Sun” sounds like ambiguous guidance from Yoda. It is also: An indie song …

No More Greenwashing? 4 Things to Consider If You Work with Software.
What a week for planet Earth. (And I’m sure it’s been a helluva week for planet Mars too but that’s …

Energy Proportionality and the Promise of Greener Systems
The cloud is just someone else’s computer. While a funny metaphor and thought-provoking …

A Christmas Tree Carbon Story
My partner LOVES Christmas time. The lights, the markets, finding the biggest tree (then carrying …

Beyond the Code: Carbon Impact of Large Language Models (LLMs)
I’m sure you’ve heard of ChatGPT, Copilot, or any of the other many (many, many, many) AI tools …

Green Metrics: Enhancing Code Efficiency with Sorting Algorithms
Measuring the energy consumption of your software is like playing jenga while getting a tattoo from …

Embodied Carbon in IT: Impact and Management Strategies
This week, I found myself thinking about the gaps in sustainable software development. And if you’re …

Node Sizing: Key to Energy-Efficient Computing
There are constant arguments, opinions, and memes about how to make more sustainable decisions. …

Optimizing Code Efficiency: Sustainability & Big O Notation
During my time at university, I wrestled with the concept of Big O notation, never quite grasping …