tmclaugh

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Serverless Ops: What do we do when the server goes away?(serverlessops.io)
5 points by tmclaugh 9y ago|0 comments
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Serverless-nocode: Combine the latest in abstraction buzzwords(npmjs.com)
2 points by tmclaugh 9y ago|0 comments
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by tmclaugh 9y ago
This stuff is hard and we're all still figuring it out. Just recently we realized we built a monolith because we weren't paying enough attention to whether all the features should be a part of a single system. We're going t
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by tmclaugh 10y ago
I blog for work. I took a step back from product TechOps (we're a SaaS company) to write for us. We make a service that people like me, an ops engineer, would use. My rules for writing are I write about things that are interesting t
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Incorporating AWS security practices into your Terraform code(blog.threatstack.com)
2 points by tmclaugh 10y ago|0 comments
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Aptly for Debian/Ubuntu APT repo management(blog.threatstack.com)
1 points by tmclaugh 10y ago|0 comments
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Using Chef Habitat to package your web service(blog.threatstack.com)
1 points by tmclaugh 10y ago|0 comments
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Parsing Simple Grammars in Scala with Parboiled2(blog.threatstack.com)
1 points by tmclaugh 10y ago|0 comments
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by tmclaugh 10y ago
I moved to product marketing. I have the benefit of working for a company that makes a product for ops engineers which was my previous role as well as exposure to marketing concepts from working at a marketing tech company previously. I und
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by tmclaugh 10y ago
I'm an infrastructure engineer that's now working in the security space. What myself and others have found is security appears to be slightly behind ops in terms of adapting to the changing world of software deliver. I've h
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5 Things Security Can Learn from Operations' Transition into DevOps(blog.threatstack.com)
3 points by tmclaugh 10y ago|1 comments
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Interactive guide and map of Boston for those going to USENIX LISA next week(blog.threatstack.com)
2 points by tmclaugh 10y ago|0 comments