Being a Technical Advocate / Evangelist
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Back when I started working for technology vendors, the landscape was much different than it is today:
- Vendors tended...
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Can Open Source and IPOs Fly Together?
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There was some buzz in the...
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Why Developers and Operators are using Containers
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This week, I was listening to an episode of the " 0 Comments
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OpenStack was a pivotal time in IT
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This past week, we did some reflection on 0 Comments
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Will VCs stop funding Open Source companies?
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For the last 7-8 years, we've seen a large increase in the number of infrastructure software companies that...
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Multiple Ways to View AWS re:Invent 2016
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For the last 20 years, the world of IT has been defined by fairly well-known swim lanes of technology, technology vendors, and technology...
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10 Biggest Cloud Stories of 2015
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It was a busy year in Cloud...
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When Customers become Vendors
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Part of my world involves attending many, many technical events each year. Some of them are large vendor-sponsored shows, while others are small gatherings and meetups. For the most part, the lead speakers work for vendors and are highlighting...
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A Year of Living DevOps’y
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A couple weeks ago, I wrote a piece called " 1 Comment
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A Year of Living Open-ly
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I first got (truly) exposed to open source software in early 2000. I was working at Cisco, and we were internally developing a SIP Proxy Server, which would go on to become Cisco CSPS (now...
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