Fighting the (f)IR(e) : Bucket Brigade, Not More Matches
Hey, you in enterprise IT… having a pretty crappy week this week, huh?! I get it, I’ve been there – multiple times – before. If it’s not because of this one[…]
A Confederacy of Dunces — The Role of Education and Experiences in Cybersecurity
If there’s anything that will set the tone of this article is that I cringe and pause every time I have to write “cybersecurity” in a non-ironic way in anything.[…]
Life (and Tech) After Government
During my career, I’ve worked for or in the Federal government several times, nearly in every way you could – a contractor, as an FFRDC staff, and two tours as[…]
“Test-Driven Democracy” — A DevOps Analysis of the Iowa Democratic Caucus
Unless you’ve been living under a rock news-wise in the United States, this has been a very hefty week in American politics, topped off with an Impeachment vote that may,[…]
Love In the Time Of COVID-19 : Social Separation, Adaptive Technology And You
Much is to be said about the benefits and downfalls of technology in the age of a global pandemic and how individuals adapt to either the availability of it or[…]
If I Can DevOps, So Can You – Part VII : “You can put nearly anything in a pot and call it soup…”
When trying to wrap my own head around what I was going to need to actually implement a basic automated deployment pipeline with the kind of tools I felt that would be representative of a basic setup, I found myself awash in tons of blogs, articles, product pitches and “expert” advice. It felt daunting. However,…
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If I Can DevOps, So Can You – Part V : “Choppin’ broccoli…”
Now you’re cooking. Prep the ingredients, have your water boiling, measured out the spices. Now you’ve got to assemble it all into one, two, three or more dishes to serve a complete meal, and time the delivery to the customer in the right order. As an technology executive, you are leading your teams in laying…
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If I Can DevOps, So Can You – Part IV : “But what if I don’t like what I’m cooking…”
Often the mark of a good chef is at least eating, or tasting the food before they send it out to be eaten. It takes but a few episodes of (or catching some of the memes) of Gordon Ramsay reaming out a chef for serving something inedible to realize that you know what you are…
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If I Can DevOps, So Can You – Part III : “Do I have what I need in the kitchen…”
Congratulations, you decided to cook at home. Now do you have those skillsets required to achieve an edible meal? Don’t worry, even the worst cook will eventually get to a point where they can eat their creations. Mistakes are part of the learning process, and you, among many others will be making them along the…
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