I presented last week with my co-worker Brian at the Linux Security Summit on Securing Memory at Scale.

My co-presentation from Google Next ‘19 on Migrating DDOS Controls to Google Cloud:

With the recent rise of microservices, there has been a lot of documentation on Kubernetes and how to build it on various cloud platforms (AWS, GCE, etc).

First, my apologies for not updating in a while. For those who follow my Github site you’ll see that I have been updating that more frequently than my blog.

Before I begin, for those unfamiliar with Open vSwitch, please check out my friend David Mahler’s YouTube page for comprehensive introductory videos.

It’s been a while since I last posted due to work and life in general.

VLANS circa 1998 It’s amazing that a technology that is over 16 years old is still widely used today.

I’ve updated my Git repo with some of the deployment scripts I’ve used for my Brix/NUC lab setup.

I presented, along with Shixiong Shang and Randy Tuttle from CloudPerceptions, at the OpenStack Summit in Austin, TX regarding using Kubernetes as the underlay for building a ‘self-healing’ OpenStack control plane:

Openstack….now with lots of addresses! After being inspired to update my IPv6 experience in my previous post, I figured it was time to start enabling IPv6 within my Openstack lab environment.