Philipp Strube

Terraform+Kustomize, still maintaining the provider

Quality over quantity or something like that...

contribcard.cncf.io/pst

First contribution on a @pires.dev repo, long long time ago

Der Himmel über Yokohama

It also stands for: Scalable, stable, sustainable, seamless, speedy, simple and supportable

The S in MCP stands for security

AuthZed is 5 | The Authorization Infrastructure Event We're turning 5! Join us virtually to celebrate 5 years of AuthZed and learn about the latest in authorization infrastructure.

Want to join me for the authorization party of the year on August 20th? Hear from authorization experts from Canva and Turo, database expert Andy Pavlo and get the latest from AuthZed while celebrating 5 years of AuthZed.

Register here and party with us virtually,

authzed.com/authzed-is-5

When the Dropbox renewal came up I decided to keep it despite using only a fraction of the 2TB storage. Simply because I didn't wanna have to migrate my passwords. Two weeks after my subscription renewed they announced discontinuing the password feature.

Der Himmel über Yokohama.

Datastar The hypermedia framework.

Digging the new data-star.dev page

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'Vacations.'

The word is 'vacations.'

It works on the AI's machine

On the third floor no less.

I've never tried it in the US but would like to. I always found Germany and Switzerland fine. But I must say the Shinkansen green car is a class of its own. Nothing compares.

I think it's good humor with just the right amount of truth and exaggeration to it.

Today I learned some team at work gave me the nickname PTSD, and it's the first thing they came up with that is actually pretty good.

Ping me when you're here and we can grab a beer

Somebody long ago originally came up with the hack and it kept working long enough for the LLM to be trained on it.

Der Himmel über Tokyo.

Strong opinions, loosely held.

Still a thing.

Rare 'smiley face' will light up the night sky on April 25 The triple conjunction event involves Saturn, Venus, and a crescent moon.

Alright, universe. Now you're just mocking us.

www.popsci.com/science/smil...

Last day of #KubeCon! Come over to our booth to check out our latest GPU profiling demo and get some cool 🧊Polar Signals SWAG!

Kelsey Hightower at the AuthZed booth signing a copy of the Zanzibar annotated edition containing his forward.

It's been a CoreOS reunion today at the @authzed.com booth! Now @kelseyhightower.com is chatting and signing copies of the Annotated Edition of the Zanzibar paper containing his forward. Come check it out! We're right between the pickleball court and the project pavilion!

Ready for #KubeCon!
Come and say hi at S480.

I came here all the way from Tokyo just to see you. Maybe...

"Commute" to KubeCon.

Or is it already having a printer?

Landed in London for Kubecon. Excited, it's been what 2 years since my last?

Apparently there's lettuce in my beverage.

In my specific case I think it missed the target audience a little. My framework is not for people who use Kubernetes to deploy apps but for people who build platforms based on Kubernetes for others to deploy their apps. But the tips and tricks seem mainly for the app deployment perspective.

I think it's virtually indistinguishable from all the other DevRel content out there. For me personally I don't think most of that content provides real value. It's just there to feed the marketing machine. For many that will be what they're looking for.