Fresh/Brewed

When Systems Fail

This is not a sharp picture - not even that good. I was flying early in the morning friday July 19th when I realized something was really wrong. The ticket counter was in a flurry of checking lists and creating paper tickets. I would learn within 30m that Spirit Airlines was SOL in the airport and the TSA was checking my paper ticket against printed manifests. I couldn't be prouder of my own teams at work for having dug in and weathered the Crowdstrike storm - it's a testament of having skilled, available and committed SREs. By the time I landed and was back at my desk to help, the main production systems were healthy. I can't really speak to the rest - but my day wrapped later than usual friday but it was an amazing team effort and really, I couldn't be prouder of the people I work with at WellSky
Azure DevOps (VSTS) security and policies (part 1)

Azure DevOps (VSTS) security and policies (part 1)

Published Feb 28, 2019 by Isaac Johnson

Azure DevOps security and policies

Maven and Nexus Tutorial: Part 3

Maven and Nexus Tutorial: Part 3

Published Feb 21, 2019 by Isaac Johnson

Nexus is used as a medium between components.

Maven and Nexus Tutorial: Part 2

Maven and Nexus Tutorial: Part 2

Published Feb 19, 2019 by Isaac Johnson

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Greetings and Salutations on this Fine and Glorious Day!

Greetings and Salutations on this Fine and Glorious Day!

Published Feb 16, 2019 by Isaac Johnson

This is my normal greeting most mornings. As an early riser, I am often the first one on deck at work and so this ridiculous greeting (often at an elevated volume) sets the tone for those coming in...

Maven and Nexus Tutorial: Part 1

Maven and Nexus Tutorial: Part 1

Published Feb 16, 2019 by Isaac Johnson

Apache Mavenis the logical successor to Ant is remains one of the most popular tools of orchestrating build environments and steps for Java based build.  Maven is entirely java based making it plat...

A Vault Tutorial. Part 7

A Vault Tutorial. Part 7

Published Feb 12, 2019 by Isaac Johnson

Up until now we’ve just covered Hashi Vault in it’s Open Source form.

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