It looks like I’ll be starting to blog on our main company site before too long, which will hopefully include someone standing behind me with a sharp stick, poking me and making me write more.
In the meantime, here’s my quarterly blog post.
I was finally able to attend an Ubuntu Developer Summit last month, this time [...]

It’s a great week to do a bit of blog resurrection – it’s PuppetCamp in San Francisco.  The conference itself is nearly done – we’re nearly done with the actual presentations and will be moving on to the self-organized sessions.
We’ve had talks by Ohad Levy on The Foreman, Brice Figureau on StoreConfigs, Paul Nasrat on [...]

I’ll be at three conferences in quick succession in June, speaking at two of them.
First I’m on a configuration management panel run by James Turnbull at the Open Source Bridge in Portland, OR.  I haven’t been on a multiple-tool panel in a while, so this should be interesting.  I’m also excited to be back in [...]

I just got back from LISA, and as has happened for the last few years, I was pretty disappointed. I think the thing that sticks out the most is how isolated the community is.  Maybe it’s because I’m used to hanging out with developers, entrepreneurs, and Web 2.0 types, who are always looking for the [...]

As many know, LinkedIn has finally added support for applications, and one of the first applications they’ve added is TripIt:
TripIt is my very favorite travel-related web site — I forward all of my confirmations to them and they automatically build a schedule with all of the confirmation codes and everything.  I print a copy of [...]