Craft On Craft What do Open Source software and Craft Beer have in common? The characteristics of the developers. Craft Software is defined by passion, innovative tradition, openness & sharing, and community involvement.
2018 Coming at ya I may have rode out 2017 on vacation, but I feel like I'm full-on cartoon, legs spinning in the air before I hit the ground running into 2018. It's not really much, but
Mental Health Own worst enemy I probably have started this blog entry about 10 times. Over about five weeks. And typed about 3-5000 words about it. And here I am, starting over. So, I (am fairly certain I) have ADHD. Why? Because I started this blog poast about 10 times over five weeks...
Monitoring Skeptics in the Church of Data, Pt. 4: Reformation This is the fourth part in a series on shifting our thoughts about Monitoring. All of this came from a talk I gave at GalaxZ'17 in Austin, TX earlier this year and was
Monitoring Skeptics in the Church of Data, Pt. 3: New Partners This is part three in a series about monitoring all coming from a talk that I gave in Austin, TX at GalaxZ'17 and originally published at CageData.com. In part one I introlduced
Monitoring Skeptics in the Church of Data, pt.2: Empathetic Monitoring This is part two in a series about monitoring stemming from a talk that I gave in Austin, TX at GalaxZ'17 and published on Cage Data's Blog. In part one I initially brought
Monitoring Skeptics in the Church of Data, Pt. 1: Ein Minuten Bitte Here is where I begin as Martin Luther. Except I don't have 99 theses and nailing them to a church door seems both low tech for this conversation and like a prosecutable offense.
personal The Journey Continues There are always moments in our lives where there are things that happened before them, and things that happen after them.
A Home With anything new, it only seems fitting to christen it in some way. So with a blog, a first post. I've gotten to that point where I feel the need to collect what
DevOpsDays DevOpsDays 2017 -or- Why I Love This Community Some of the blog readers may know that I (Aaron) have been doing a bit of traveling lately. Some of the conferences I have been attending fall under the DevOpsDays heading. Recently, I
DevOps Retrospective: DevOps Days Rockies 2016 Originally posted to the Cage Data Blog I've been inaugurated with my first DevOps Days. It was a fantastic, exhausting weekend where I probably gained more perspective on the DevOps community in 2
DevOps Actionable Alerts: Reducing False Positives & Making On-Call Suck Less This was originally a guest post written for the VictorOps Blog. In the world of IT Operations, there is no escaping the Dreaded On-Call. Someone has to keep a look out at night
How-To Rebuilding Quick Actions in Outlook for Mac This was originally posted to CageData.com/blog As much as everyone loves to bag on Microsoft, I must say that I love their email client. Outlook has always been the most robust
