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Bryan is an O.G. systems engineer who worked at Sun and who's given many great talks and worked on lots of cool projects, and Jessie rose to prominence as a cor
by nikisweeting 7y ago
Bryan is an O.G. systems engineer who worked at Sun and who's given many great talks and worked on lots of cool projects, and Jessie rose to prominence as a core docker developer and prolific and talented blogger/speaker, among other things. Both are well-known engineers with major contributions to open and closed source systems infrastructure. Steve Tuck I don't know yet, unfortunately.
Here are some more links if you're interested: https://blog.jessfraz.com/ https://blog.jessfraz.com/
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=bryan+cantrill https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=bryan+cantrill
* Edit: Rephrased from "O.G. Sun Engineer", I don't know how accurate "O.G. systems engineer is", it's all relative anyway. For reference, I I'd consider Jess an "O.G. containerization engineer" :)
- chrisseaton 7y ago> Bryan was one of the O.G. Sun engineers He's not that old!
- nikisweeting 7y ago(Hehe thanks, fixed.)
- sangnoir 7y ago> Bryan was one of the O.G. Sun engineers From Bryan's linked blog post - he joined Sun in the mid-90's. Sun was founded in 1982, so he was an (excellent) engineer there, but not one the "O.G.s"
- nikisweeting 7y agoAh whoops! I meant "O.G. systems engineer" in general, independent of his time at Sun, not O.G. in terms of Sun's history! I don't know much about his history other than what I've gleaned from watching a few of his talks.