Bryan Kelly

@techadvoguy This is awesome. My home town is 3rd on the list.

Fortune ranked the 25 best places for families in the US. This NC town is in the Top 5. newsobserver.com/news/business/…

@VMwareTanzu developers, get to know the "secret sauce" for connecting your workloads/applications to arbitrary services in a consistent pattern on #kubernetes. "SecretTemplates" pack a massive value add punch. #vmware tanzu.vmware.com/developer/guid…

@_JamesWard @Zhuinden @BenediktRitter Reason it hasn't been updated is because it is integrated directly in IntelliJ now and you no longer need the third-party plugin. Jetbrains owns the maintenance, so I think it's not going anywhere...

liking the gitops integration for developer/platform workflows in tanzu application platform 1.2. nicely done @vmware

It’s come to my attention that many people think continuous delivery/deployment is about taking whatever crap you have in version control & shipping it into prod as fast as possible so you can test in prod NO CD is about making it SAFE to ship your code into prod quickly by:

@davefarley77 @andymorgan @jeffsussna @jamesurquhart @zacharyparadis So if there’s no validation, both pre and post deploy, that your change will have the desired effect and no known undesired effects, and just as important no feedback loop to improve the validation, then IMO it’s not CD.

The most interesting thing I learned last year is this mental model for generating world-class writing.

Slides for "Secrets of Performance Tuning Java on Kubernetes" presented at @jbcnconf 2022 #java #jvm #Kubernetes #JBCNconf #jbcn22 slideshare.net/brunoborges/se…

Kubernetes can throttle your application. Allocation of millicores across threads is complicated, and can lead to unexpected latencies, as threads get blocked. This can also affect garbage collection threads and other 'system' Java threads. (And it's the same for .Net and Go.)

The size of a Kubernetes cluster can be tricky. I ran a bunch of clusters at AMEX & JPMC. Here is what I learnt. 🧵

Cora shows how ops teams use @OssCartographer to build secure software supply chains, and how devs use them to move code to production. youtu.be/URgg2s4OClc

Why boring is good in enterprise database selection: a conversation with @Yugabyte CTO @karthikr techrepublic.com/article/how-to… by @mjasay for @TechRepublic

Photographer Paul Smith captured these red sprites over Kansas yesterday. Sprites are a high-altitude plasma phenomenon associated with thunderstorms. They've been seen for centuries but were only photographed for the first time in 1994.

With this lineup, you definitely have to give it a listen! 👇🏾

🥳 We are so excited to welcome @twilio to our official list of adopters and becoming active contributors to Carvel! Twilio uses Carvel to package and deliver reliable, predictable, and consistent infrastructure across its fleet of #Kubernetes clusters. github.com/vmware-tanzu/c…

Started a new position @VMwareTanzu working @OssCartographer. My primary focus will be on Supply Chain Cartography. Feel free to reach out if you have questions. #vmware #vmwarelife #supplychain

@derkern We used email connector to a teams channel.

Is there really no way to send alerts from #prometheus alert manager via #webhook to #msteams without a sidecar?

🌶 Queue-backed event-driven architecture is inherently more scalable and reliable than request/response-oriented architectures. 🌶

I love this video: new in Spring Framework 6: HTTP interfaces, by @maciejwalkowiak m.youtube.com/watch?v=A1V71p…