Saying Thank You!
So if I am already on a roll with saying thank you, I wanted to share wiith you all a post I wrote on LinkedIn a month ago (https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/saying-thank-you-maish-saidel-keesing) …
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Writing a blog is mostly fun, but it comes with a cost not only of time and effort but also some cold hard cash (or actually everything is paid today with a credit and it all just numbers on a …
I Don’t Want to Talk to my Cloud Provider
A short while back I participated in an internal event. A number of priority customers of our internal cloud service were invited for a feedback session, to voice their thoughts, listen to roadmap …
Losing the Will to Share
I assume that it has been apparent that I have not been active on my blog. Not for a while at least. The last time I actually wrote something here was just under 6 months ago. I do enjoy information, …
Sandboxed Malware Testing with Veertu
A while back I blogged about native virtualization on a Mac, and today I am pleased to host Clarence Chio with a guest post about a very interesting use case for using Veertu. Clarence is a Security …
We Are All OpenStack! Are We Really????
Background OpenStack has a vast community, globally distributed, spanning multiple time zones and all sorts and kinds. The community has a culture - a charter, a way of doing things. It is something …
There is no Root Cause, Only Contributing Factors
I participated a week or two ago in the DevOpsJRS meetup in Cisco Jerusalem. Our guest speaker was Avishai Ish-Shalom. I always enjoy Avishai’s talks, he is a great speaker, a down to earth guy, …
Native Mac OSX virtualization - with Veertu
I was contacted today by Izik Eidus, an old acquaintance from Ravello which I was really impressed with their technology and introduced them in this post. I assume that not many of you know that Apple …
Is the OpenStack Leopard Changing its Spots?
A short while back I tweeted the following: Has hell frozen over? There is actual talk about prioritizing stability over landing new features. Times are a changin' #OpenStack — Maish …
Pillar 2 - Operations Engineers
This is second post in the The Three Pillars of DevOps series Part 1 – The Three Pillars of DevOps Part 2 – Pillar #1 - Developers Part 3 – Pillar #2 - Operations Engineers Part 4 – Pillar #3 - …