There’s an interesting dynamic here @ Kubecon. Some of the sponsors are nearly certainly only here in a talent-acquisition mode. For example, apple, shopify. They are not meeting their customers here, their presence is small (apple has a 5×10′ tabletop…
I don’t know where to even begin here. I’m staying in a ‘not so nice’ hotel in a ‘not so nice’ part of Seattle. Out front at the reception they have a ‘food bank’ donation bin. Side note: give cash,…
At my previous gig i had some oversight of marketing. And the marketing folks often complained that there was an unfair level of technical depth needed. I would usually tell them “suck it up princess, get back to that vi…
So you are in some random location you don’t frequent. They have wifi. You’ve ignored all my previous posts about security and want to connect. You connect, but nothing works. What should you do? Well, try opening http://neverssl.com/. You might be…
So the other day I wrote of my experience with the first ‘critical’ kubernetes bug, and how the mitigation took down my Google Kubernetes (GKE). In that case, Google pushed an upgrade, and missed something with the Calico migration (Calico…
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db on Never SSLunencrypted fake news? but what if they one day make the ssl leap? Think of the captive portals! 
Jesse on Never SSLI'm more of a cnn.com kind of guy myself. 
Dan BYRON on Robot vacuums: maps, securityThe cat would love to figure out how he could control Dusty before jumping on for a ride. Dusty is
Naseem on Increasing the usefulness of your Kubernetes Ingress loggingGreat post, thank you. Hopefully this becomes an out-of-the-box parser since fluent-bit and nginx-ingress are often both used in k8sdb on Why does Bell Canada not allow encrypting your email in transit?Nearly all traffic in Canada is routed through the US. This has to do with the (lack of) peering policies
