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Long-form lessons from cloud-native systems, developer relations, platform work, conferences, and the occasional industry funeral.
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I just wanted the title to spell YAML, fool.Why I write these reviewsWelcome to my usual “year in review” blog. If you’re new here, let me explain: every year, I commit to sharing my experiences, wins, and failures in public. Why? Because I believe...
Read the full noteRelease notes from a career that keeps shipping in public.
This is a series at the third episode, at least.My usual odd year-end blog post where I reflect on my year and I’m being public with it to have some degree of accountability.So… 2024 has come to an end, one of the most difficult but also beautiful...
RIP DevRel (2010–2024)Pour one out for Developer Relations, cause it’s about to be gone, for good.Forget everything I did last year as a DevRel in the Cloud Native space for a second — this blog has nothing to do with that.Instead, it’s both:- A...
A commentary on Rejekts and KubeCon NA in SLC, written while jet lagged coming back to Europe.Tech talks, new and old tech, laughs and Utah shitty anti-trans laws.RejektsThis round, like in Paris, I had the pleasure to attend and speak at Cloud...
Another quick blog from my conference survival guide series that could be useful for new KubeCon attendees as KubeCon NA approaches!This could also be a great reminder for experienced attendees that could use a reminder or two.This is how I’ll look...
Kubernetes has had a community-driven release lifecycle since forever now and I took part of it as Comms Shadow for v1.31, here’s how it went and what I have learnt in the process.Elli, the release lead doggo, how cute!The Story So FarI knew about...
My story with communities and my view about how healthy tech communities should work.Let’s start with the definition of community:“A community is a social unit with a shared socially significant characteristic, such as place, set of norms, culture,...
Organizing KubeTrain, attending Cloud Native Rejekts and KubeCon EU, meeting a ton of KCD people in Paris last week, has been an amazing experience. So many (community) things to do and so little time!From zero to having a panel at KubeCon? ChooChoo...
Just a veeeery quick blog/survival guide that could be useful for new KubeCon attendees or for experienced ones that still need some hints.This is how I’ll look like during the conference by the way :DLet’s start:Build your schedule aheadPlease, do...
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