Michael Kochanik 🇺🇦

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OpenZiti is an OSS that does a zero trust overlay mesh network. Think of it as an alternative to wireguard-transport-based products (e.g. tailscale) and VPNs. buff.ly/47o4M0M

Listening to @dovholuk present embedding zero-trust into your applications using @openziti at @NetFoundry ‘s 1st developer meetup here in Charlotte. Hats off Clint! #ZeroTrust #opensource

How you can leverage the power of Caddy in @openziti's zrok: blog.openziti.io/zrok-with-the-…

This week we'll talk to Mike Guthrie, head of the NetFoundry RAV team. We'll see how NetFoundry uses OpenZIti, AWS Fargate and the "ziti-host" container image! #zerotrust #appsec #devsecops #devops Live Fri at 11 AM ET or catch the replay on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=CwEb85…

Looking forward to my "Patterns, Predictions, and Programming" talk to the St Louis JUG this Thursday. I'll discuss how Java developers can use #machinelearning with #visrec381 and #chatgpt. buff.ly/44xTcip Python developers can't have all the fun! ;)

@frankgreco Perhaps human musicians will become something akin to the unique sound of a Stradivarius, where as much as machines try they cannot truly mimic human touch and imparted passion.

It won't make the upper echelon of musicians obsolete, but it will make it extremely tough for working musicians. And it will continue to erode the quality of music as an expression of emotion as algo music already has...

Calling all @home_assistant friends and users. New 10.0 CVE!! nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CV…. Impacts Supervisor <= 2023.01.1 You know, if you're using a secure zero trust overlay like one from @openziti, these aren't as scary! (but still patch) #zerotrust #closedkimono #noopenports

@hnasr Great post - 3 years ago we founded The OpenZiti Project @openziti - 3 months ago zrok was launched remarkably in under 6 months of development by 1 developer, as the first OpenZiti app. #ZeroTrust Check out zrok.io - private shares over ZTNA

When you build a local web server listening on a private ip on LAN, only hosts from the same network can access it. Simple networking. Your local network can access outside hosts (thanks to NAT) but outside host can’t directly access it without specific routing logic. A common requirement is exposing this local webserver so it can be accessed from anywhere. SSH tunneling and ngrok are example of services that allow you to do that. In this post I explain the networking weeds behind how this works. I explore this in this medium article

Language is not intelligence. Language is not even thought. Language is the expression of thought... sometimes its intelligent. Let's not confuse the structure of language with thought. #chatgpt @ylecun @grady_booch #chatgpt #machinelearning

@robinFenn5 @nexta_tv @rltone22 You reckon we will not have winters in the future?

We solved the 50% wasted plug-in time with USB-A with symmetric USB-C, now, can we come up with a more sane solution to inserting calendar entries? It's getting absurd. #USB #CalendarInvitesConsideredHarmful

So @Microsoft which is is. Is @Windows task manager correct or is @Sysinternals procexp correct? One shows me nothing but kernel time, one shows me nearly no kernel time. One shows ~10-12% steady state, other shows 4-7% #confused #frustrated

Ziti TV starts on twitter and on YouTube in ~5 minutes. If you're interested in OpenZiti and @kubernetesio you should check it out live or catch the replays! youtube.com/watch?v=1FZHLo…

Fine, I fixed the disgusting performance and usability bugs of the new @Windows task manager... Get with it @Microsoft - this is a CORE part of your OS and it sucks.

@xsgames_ The way to pick fresh fish

What could you talk for 30 minutes about with absolutely no preparation?

@xsgames_ Better question, what age did you start cooking?

At what age did you start coding? I’ll start: 33

Thanks for sharing Mike

Analysts are worried that the pervasive use of cellular #IoT modules made in China constitutes a huge cybersecurity risk for Western nations and poses a threat for organizations which deploy IoT systems at scale in sensitive applications. #CloudZiti bit.ly/3YWSI1U

Still remember working on Java.net and OpenOffice. A very exciting time indeed. And BTW, in 2023 the Network is now “actually” the Computer. @NetFoundry