Back again for another episode of REDtalks and with me this week is Joel King from WWT. Joel joins us to discuss his award winning security automation solution that integrates Phantom Cyber, Ansible, F5 BIG-IP, and Cisco ACI.

Watch this episode to hear why Joel focused on these technologies and to understand that security, too, has much to gain from joining your automation workflows. Joel shows us that security can just as easily be a part of your continuous deployment toolchains as any other system. And he really did win an award for it!

Thanks for stopping by, Joe!

REDtalks #02 – Mark Wall on Programmable Infrastructure (audio-only)

September 22, 2016December 27, 2016 / Nathan Pearce / Leave a comment

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REDtalks #02 – Mark Wall on Programmable Infrastructure

September 22, 2016November 4, 2016 / Nathan Pearce / 1 Comment

In this episode of REDtalks Mark Wall joins us to share some insight into making that first step in automation. Mark, a solution architect at WWT, explains the pitfalls to avoid, the best place to start, and the overall benefits of programmable infrastructure and a journey towards automation.

Thanks for stopping by, Mark.

REDtalks #01 – Hitesh Patel on code sharing (audio-only)

September 8, 2016December 27, 2016 / Nathan Pearce / Leave a comment

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REDtalks #00 – Introducing REDtalks (audio-only)

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REDtalks #01 – Hitesh Patel on code sharing

September 8, 2016October 21, 2016 / Nathan Pearce / 1 Comment

Today brought us the first episode of REDtalks (Ranting Engineers on DevOps) – a video podcast by nerds, and for nerds.

In this first installment I talk with F5 Solution Architect, Hitesh Patel, on the topic of ‘code sharing’. Many believe that giving away code is for the open source projects. Hitesh explains how wrong this perception is, and backs this up with examples from his years of experience as both a network engineer and an application developer.