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approach to generative AIGoogle Cloud Next 20242024-04-09
Google Cloud rolls out Gemini 1.5 Pro with a 1 million token context that ingests hour‑long video and audio for reasoning, plus Imagen outpainting and live…
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The elephant in the room dependencies: securing your software supply chainDevOpsDays Poznań 20212021-05-24
Attackers target transitive packages by social engineering maintainers—earning trust with many benign PRs then slipping in a few malicious lines inside a large…
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Exposure Notifications: Building infrastructure to serve 1M usersGoogle I/O 20212021-05-18
A concrete build of a backend that claims to serve 1M users using a team of 6 and entirely on Google Cloud, with source open source on GitHub; verification…
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Embarking on Your Security JourneyGOTOpia February 20212021-02-09
Starts from real mistakes like FTP-to-production and discovers that version control plus codified frameworks speed safe deployment, automation (linters, static…
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Base64 is not encryption...DevOpsDays Philadelphia 20192019-10-22
Kubernetes secrets are base64 encoded and written to etcd in plaintext so anyone with etcd access reads credentials; the remedy shown is envelope encryption…
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Base64 is not encryption – a better story for Kubernetes SecretsRiga Dev Days 20192019-05-29
Kubernetes stores Secrets as base64 in etcd by default so anyone with etcd access or backups sees plaintext; the talk demonstrates this on minikube and then…
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Code, Build, Run, and Observe with CloudGoogle I/O 20192019-05-07
A demo backend of ~105 lines of Node.js sends SMS via Twilio and is deployed serverless with Cloud Functions/Cloud Run (Node, Python, Go; Java in private…
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Using HashiCorp Vault with KubernetesGoogle Cloud Next '182018-07-24
Shows a working pattern to run Vault as a service on Kubernetes: a 3-node StatefulSet behind an L4 load balancer, Google Cloud Storage for HA, and auto-unseal…
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Modern Security With Microservices And The CloudDevOpsDays Silicon Valley 20182018-05-17
Argues security moves from perimeter locks to layered defense and gives concrete tooling and behaviors: dynamic time‑based revocable credentials implemented…
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Modern Security with Microservices and the CloudScaleConf Colombia 20182018-04-27
Vault demos HashiCorp Vault running in dev mode, shows KV encrypted storage with TLS and on-disk blobs, the transit encryption API that returns ciphertext for…
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Enhancing Cloud Foundry Application Security with VaultCloud Foundry Summit Silicon Valley 20172017-06-13
Vault is used to generate per-instance, short‑lived credentials and act as an encryption-as-a-service via the transit backend; demo creates a Postgres user…
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Ephemeral Apps with Chef, Terraform, Nomad, and HabitatChefConf 20172017-05-22
A tiny Go HTTP-echo app gets packaged with Habitat (plan, default.toml, run hook), updated to handle graceful shutdown on SIGTERM, and exported to Docker…
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Nomad: Scheduling Applications at ScaleGOTO Stockholm 20162016-05-09
Nomad is a HashiCorp scheduler that runs as a single binary install, uses Consul/Serf for gossip and consensus across regions and data centers, and accepts…
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Easy Ruby Development and Deployment with OttoAncient City Ruby 20162016-04-06
Otto claims a one-command workflow that actually wires Vagrant, Packer, Terraform, Consul, Vault and Nomad together. Demo shows auto dev spinning a Vagrant VM…
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Introduction to VaultGOTO London 20152015-09-16
Vault presents a concrete secret-management system: an HTTP API with first-class clients that issues dynamic secrets (per-host Postgres users that auto-expire…
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Taming the Modern Data CenterPhilly ETE 20152015-04-07
Modern data center tooling claims to trade brittle, slow mutable servers for reproducible artifacts and automated workflows: terraform plan models full infra…
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Using Ruby to Automate Your LifeRubyConf AU 20142014-02-19
Shows concrete automation: uses Chef and the Ruby DSL to replace Capistrano-style deploys and to provision laptops, EC2 and Vagrant boxes. Claims Chef runs as…
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Using Ruby to Automate Your LifeWicked Good Ruby 20132013-10-12
Claims that Ruby via Chef recipes automates laptop and server setup: spin up EC2 instances and auto-configure web server, database, users; produce…
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Living With OCDVelocity 20132013-06-18
Describes concrete OCD-driven habits applied to engineering: organizing supermarket items saves about three hours per year, constant wallet checks that…
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TDDing tmuxMountainWest RubyConf 20132013-04-03
Builds a tmux cookbook, writes unit specs that assert a tmux package install and a populated /etc/tmux.conf, and runs them under chefspec with platform stubs…
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