Kubernetes Security can be Fun?

It was a joy and an honor to open Devopsdays Denver this morning with Ozzie and Nova: A Kubernetes Security Play. I’m so, so proud of this talk. If you’re looking for an accessible, fun way to learn about Kubernetes security, please watch! I promise you’ll laugh at least once! P.S. Big love to Peter ONeill who played Ozzie - you crushed it. Thanks for working hard to make the role your own.

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🌩️ Thunder: Argo Rollouts: Progressive Delivery on Kubernetes

[Keynote] DevOpsDays Rockies: Ozzie & Nova: A Kubernetes Security Play

DevOpsDays Rockies is today in Denver! The venue is cool, the weather is nice, the people are wonderful ♫

Denver friends ♥

Kittens on stairs in Berkeley ♫

Currently reading: A Wizard’s Guide to Defensive Baking by T. Kingfisher 📚

I know this is for middle schoolers, but it is witty, irreverent, whimsical, and delightful in a way that is really hitting the spot right now.

A highlight from my visit to Berkeley was this tree that grows hats.

Software Defined Interviews: Venture Capital, AI, and Horses, with Rachel Chalmers

Datadog Summit in San Fransisco: Monitoring Kubernetes with Datadog Workshop

CNCF Blog: How I Team Up with GenAI to Craft Conference Talk Proposals

🌩️ Thunder: How Meshery is Revolutionizing Cloud Infrastructure Management

Software Defined Interviews: The business value of developer relations, devrel history, plus more stuff, with Mary Thengvall

🌩️ Thunder: Understanding Perses: Open Standards for Observability Dashboarding in CNCF

Software Defined Interviews: Communications Skills, Ultrarunning, and Whacky YouTube Thumbnails, with James Eastham

🌩️ Thunder: From Chaos to Clarity: Mastering Distributed Systems with Jaeger

Software Defined Interviews: Cords, Cyborgs & Cold Cases: Grandpa Dancy’s Operating System for Life

Personal Blog: How I Team Up with GenAI to Craft Conference Talk Proposals

How I Team Up with GenAI to Craft Conference Talk Proposals

GenAI can help you write talk proposals, but if you use it without injecting your own curiosity and humanness, reviewers can tell. Here’s the process I use to shape real, human abstracts that reflect my curiosity and experience.

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Software Defined Interviews: Exam Creation, Open Source, and Hospice Care, with AmyJune Hineline