Gene Gotimer

DevSecOps Engineer who loves playing with new tools, focusing on agile processes, securing development practices, and automating everything.

[Gene Gotimer @OtherDevOpsGene]

@mitchelsellers @techbash It was! Thanks.

I don’t do any .NET coding, but the logging advice was solid and confirmed a lot of what we’ve been telling our developers on structure log statements and using OpenTelemetry.

[Gene Gotimer @OtherDevOpsGene]

Listening to “But It Was Logged!�� Modern Logging and Observability for .NET & Blazor” by @mitchelsellers at @techbash.

[Gene Gotimer @OtherDevOpsGene]

https://t.co/SXCgQjrGKA

[Gene Gotimer @OtherDevOpsGene]

Hoping for a better second talk today @techbash with No Leaks Detected!! Building Secure Azure Apps by Jason Farrell.

[Gene Gotimer @OtherDevOpsGene]

Separate control plane and data plane permissions.

[Gene Gotimer @OtherDevOpsGene]

Re: drift “Nobody was ignoring it. Nobody knew.”

You know why no one knew? Because everyone ignored it.

Just make sure your IaC is idempotent and then apply it every 10 minutes. Not perfect, but you will know about drift within 10 minutes.

[Gene Gotimer @OtherDevOpsGene]

Starting off Thursday @techbash with GitOps in Practice: What Nobody Tells You About Multi-Environment Deployments by @benjamhooper

[Gene Gotimer @OtherDevOpsGene]

If you use a GitOps tool and don’t have it manage drift, you have left a big hole in GitOps. If someone configures an environment via a portal and not code, you have a hole in your IaC. But fortunately, good GitOps will reset it because it is just drift.

[Gene Gotimer @OtherDevOpsGene]

Just finished revising my workshop to make sure everything is up to date. I'm really looking forward to introducing folks to Kubernetes!

Now on to preparing my sessions on Secrets and Threat Modeling.

[TechBash @techbash]

Immerse yourself with our full-day #Kubernetes workshop led by Gene Gotimer!

Register for four days, and it's included. Standard registration ends Sept 13th. Don't wait!

https://t.co/EPEL1bWoeg

#devconference #containers #learning #poconos #kalahari #workshop #devcommunity

[Gene Gotimer @OtherDevOpsGene]

Closing keynote for this year’s @CodesCarolina is @treygrainger with Beyond Hybrid Search with “Wormhole Vectors”

[Gene Gotimer @OtherDevOpsGene]

Penultimate talk at @CodesCarolina is @ProgrammerAL with Coding C# with C#

[Gene Gotimer @OtherDevOpsGene]

Now @CodesCarolina has Eugene Willis presenting 3 Mentors.

[Gene Gotimer @OtherDevOpsGene]

Next up at @CodesCarolina is Joshua Ballanco with Julia: The Best Programming Language You’ve Never Heard Of

[Gene Gotimer @OtherDevOpsGene]

Thanks to @rtbenfield for a great talk Micro VMs and Unikernels: The Cloud’s Next Infrastructure Evolution @CodesCarolina