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Cloud Security Podcast by GoogleEP176 Google on Google Cloud: How Google Secures Its Own Cloud UseGuest: Seth Vargo, Principal Software Engineer responsible for Google's use of the public cloud, Google Topics: Google uses the public cloud, no way, right? Which one? Oh, yeah, I guess this is obvious: GCP, right? Where are we like other clients of GCP? Where are we not like other cloud users? Do we have any unique cloud security technology that we use that others may benefit from? How does our cloud usage inform our cloud security products? So is our cloud use profile similar t...2024-06-1027 min
Mic1park Music Podcast08.18.22: Well ReadWe're here, and we're Well Read! That's right...today, episode 61 of the Mic1park Podcast, brings us Seth of the Columbus, Ohio-based electronic/experimental rock band Well Read. We're talking about creative processes, life in Columbus, life outside of music, and much more! Tune in now to hear it all...
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Track Creds (all Well Read):
"Daysleep"
"Suburbs"
"My Room"
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Screaming in the CloudFrom A to Z in Alphabet’s Soup with Seth VargoAbout SethSeth Vargo is an engineer at Google. Previously he worked at HashiCorp, Chef Software, CustomInk, and some Pittsburgh-based startups. He is the author of Learning Chef and is passionate about reducing inequality in technology. When he is not writing, working on open source, teaching, or speaking at conferences, Seth advises non-profits.Links:Twitter: https://twitter.com/sethvargo2022-03-1042 min
Cloud Security Podcast by GoogleThreat Models and Cloud SecurityGuest:
- Seth Vargo, Security Engineer @ Google Cloud
Questions:
- How should security teams change their thinking about threats in the cloud?
- Where and when should an organization start in building their threat model for their cloud environment?
- What are the key changes of threat models after cloud migration?
- How should users who are leading the cloud migration help their colleagues think about security in the cloud?
- When am I "done" with cloud security planning?2021-05-0319 minCloud Security Podcast by GoogleThreat Models and Cloud SecurityGuest: Seth Vargo, Security Engineer @ Google Cloud Topics: How should security teams change their thinking about threats in the cloud? Where and when should an organization start in building their threat model for their cloud environment? What are the key changes of threat models after cloud migration? More specifically, when it comes to identity, credentials, lateral movement, what are the key ways in which cloud security differs from traditional or on-premises security? How should users who are leading the cloud migration help their colleagues think about security in the cloud? When am I "done" with cloud...2021-05-0319 min
Ride The VibeConversation with Recording Artist: Jim StapleyJoin Michael Litten "The Last DJ" for an in-depth discussion.
Featuring a variety of songs.
Theme music provided by Peter Perkins
Special Thank You to Lucy Piller/ARN Entertainment for providing the talent
Jim Stapley has the kind of voice that comes along once in a generation; a powerful brew of blues and soul, laced with sublime falsetto. Described as “gritty, pretty, and profound” by Classic Rock Magazine, his songs of love, hope, and political disenfranchisement are stories for the everyman. Having worked with music industry legends including Kenney Jon...2021-04-191h 01
The Secure DeveloperWhy We Need To Share Seth Vargo’s Serverless SecretOn today’s episode, Guy Podjarny, President and cofounder of Snyk, talks to Seth Vargo at DevSecCon Seattle. Seth previously worked at HashiCorp, Chef Software, CustomInk, and a few Pittsburgh-based startups. He is the author of Learning Chef and is passionate about reducing inequality in technology. Today, he is now a developer advocate at Google and is passionate about the human element of security. This discussion is centered around the talk Seth gave at DevSecCon Seattle titled, Secrets in Serverless. In this episode, we flesh out one of the core principles of this talk which is that security is no...2020-04-2818 min
Greater Than Code173: The Ethical Open Source Movement02:22 - Coraline Talks About Her Work With The Open Source Movement
Seth Vargo: @sethvargo
The Open Source License - The Hippocratic License
Bruce Perens
08:14 - Who Wrote The Open Source License
The Libertarian Platform
Balancing Our Individual Freedoms With Societal Good
10:26 - The Open Source Initiative
11:25 - Licensing And The Evolution Of Open Source
Realizing The Impact Of Open Source On Human Society
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions - Thomas Kuhn
Procrastination
Assimilation
Revolution
18:43 - Litigation Thoughts
Promoting Arbitration Over Litigation
Advantages Of Adopting The License
Putting The Power In...2020-03-1146 min
Greater Than Code173: The Ethical Open Source Movement02:22 - Coraline Talks About Her Work With The Open Source Movement
Seth Vargo: @sethvargo
The Open Source License - The Hippocratic License
Bruce Perens
08:14 - Who Wrote The Open Source License
The Libertarian Platform
Balancing Our Individual Freedoms With Societal Good
10:26 - The Open Source Initiative
11:25 - Licensing And The Evolution Of Open Source
Realizing The Impact Of Open Source On Human Society
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions - Thomas Kuhn
Procrastination
Assimilation
Revolution
18:43 - Litigation Thoughts
Promoting Arbitration Over Litigation
Advantages Of Adopting The License
Putting The Power In...2020-03-1146 min
SustainEpisode 25: Creating a Support Network for Maintainers with Don Goodman-Wilson
Sponsored By:
Panelists
Justin Dorfman | Richard Littauer
Guest
Don Goodman-Wilson
Maintainerati Foundation
Show Notes
In this episode we talk with Don Goodman-Wilson, from Amsterdam. He’s a philosopher-engineer experienced in developer advocacy, Founder of Katsudon.tech, and Board Member at Maintainerati Foundation.
1:18 Don explains Maintainerati’s mission and brings up a point about how to create a network of support among maintainers.
04:10 Don talks about having no insight in the Japanese open source community and the challenges must face...2020-02-2142 min
Contributors: An Open Source Software PodcastBerglas: Secrets Management on Google Cloud - Seth VargoSeth Vargo from Google Cloud joined us to talk about Berglas, an open source library for managing secrets on GCP.
Contributors is produced by Rackner, a consultancy focused on cloud native product development, DevSecOps, and Kubernetes - https://www.rackner.com/2019-12-2313 min
Google Cloud Platform PodcastEnd of Year Wrap-upHappy Holidays, everyone! Melanie and Mark wrap up a great year by reminiscing about some of their favorite episodes! We also talk about the big news of the year, our favorite articles, and what’s coming up for the GCP Podcast in 2019. Cool things of the week Kubernetes and GKE for developers: a year of Cloud Console blog Reducing gender bias in Google Translate blog Cloud Security Command Center is now in beta and ready to use blog Main content Podcast accomplishments! We have awesome new intro and outro music, new website, new YouTube videos! We hi...2018-12-1232 min
Les Cast Codeurs PodcastLe mauvais open sourceur, il voit un code, et il opensourceVincent, Guillaume et Arnaud enfilent leur slip des cast codeurs par dessus leur pantalons pour vous parler d’AdoptOpenJDK, de Spring Boot, de Micronaut, de Kubernetes, de Google App Engine, des vieux pôts de l’écosystème java dans lesquels ont fait les meilleures soupes, de piscem vorat maior minorem et d’un long outil de l’épisode sur TestContainers. Enregistré le 6 novembre 2018 Téléchargement de l’épisode LesCastCodeurs-Episode–198.mp3 News Langages The AdoptOpenJDK Java 11 builds Présentations Java de Oracle Code One listées par Sharat Chandler Running Java code from the source, un ar...2018-11-091h 27Google Cloud Platform PodcastJava & Jib with Patrick Flynn and Mike EltsufinMark and Melanie speak with Patrick Flynn and Mike Eltsufin about their exciting new Java products for Google Cloud. Mike tells us all about the new Spring Cloud GCP, a helpful tool that integrates Google Cloud Platform APIs and the Spring Framework. Patrick elaborates on his team’s new tool, Jib, a Java container image builder, and how it helps Java developers. Patrick Flynn Patrick Flynn is a long time Java developer who spent many years in Google Ads, and is now four years into being the tech lead of the Google Cloud Java Tools team. Mi...2018-10-1729 min
HashiCastEpisode 7 - Seth Vargo, GoogleThis episode of HashiCast features Seth Vargo, Developer Advocate at Google.
Join us as we take a dive into Seth's career, past present and future, why Seth is still talking about HashiCorp Vault and his love for technology.2018-08-2946 minGoogle Cloud Platform PodcastNext Day 3It’s the third and final day for us at NEXT, and Mark and Melanie are wrapping up with some great interviews! First, we spoke with Stephanie Cueto and Vivian San of Techtonica, a San Francisco non-profit. Next, Liz Fong-Jones and Nikhita Raghunath joined us for a quick discussion about open source and Stackdriver and last but not least, Robert Kubis helped us close things sharing what it means to do DevRel at this event. Stephanie Cueto and Vivian San Stephanie Cueto is a Software Engineer and advocate for the Latinx & women community. She has been involved in...2018-07-2726 minGreater Than Code082: Effective Change in Communities and Cultures with Aurynn Shaw01:44 – Contempt Culture: An Overview
Aurynn Shaw: Contempt Culture
12:40 – Calling Others Out For Things and Distributing That Labor
17:16 – Technical Superiority (Technology is political)
21:24 – The Cultural Impact of DevOps
28:51 – Introducing Organizational Changes in DevOps
32:11 – Outcome Focus Vs Procedural Focus
35:02 – Siloing and Process: “How does this help you?”
Jenny Bramble: Risk Based Testing: Creating a Language Around Risk
47:56 – Context
Reflections:
John: Smuggling ideas into spaces without bringing historical baggage along.
Coraline: Knowing that technolgy choices are political, paving the way for making t...2018-05-3058 min
Greater Than Code082: Effective Change in Communities and Cultures with Aurynn Shaw01:44 – Contempt Culture: An Overview
Aurynn Shaw: Contempt Culture
12:40 – Calling Others Out For Things and Distributing That Labor
17:16 – Technical Superiority (Technology is political)
21:24 – The Cultural Impact of DevOps
28:51 – Introducing Organizational Changes in DevOps
32:11 – Outcome Focus Vs Procedural Focus
35:02 – Siloing and Process: “How does this help you?”
Jenny Bramble: Risk Based Testing: Creating a Language Around Risk
47:56 – Context
Reflections:
John: Smuggling ideas into spaces without bringing historical baggage along.
Coraline: Knowing that technolgy choices are political, paving the way for making t...2018-05-3058 minGoogle Cloud Platform PodcastSRE vs Devops with Liz Fong-Jones and Seth VargoThis week is a clash of titans! Liz Fong-Jones and Seth Vargo join Mark and Melanie, to battle out on which is better: SRE or Devops (hint - everyone wins!). Liz Fong-Jones Liz is a Staff Site Reliability Engineer at Google and works on the Google Cloud Customer Reliability Engineering team in New York. She has worked on services ranging from Google Flights to Cloud Bigtable in her 10+ years at Google. She lives with her wife, metamour, and a Samoyed/Golden Retriever mix in Brooklyn. In her spare time, she plays classical piano, leads an EVE Online...2018-05-1635 minScreaming in the CloudEpisode 3: Turning Off Someone Else's Site as a ServiceHow do you encourage businesses to pick Google Cloud over Amazon and other providers? How do you advocate for selecting Google Cloud to be successful on that platform? Google Cloud is not just a toy with fun features, but is a a capable Cloud service.
Today, we’re talking to Seth Vargo, a Senior Staff Developer Advocate at Google. Previously, he worked at HashiCorp in a similar advocacy role and worked very closely with Terraform, Vault, Consul, Nomad, and other tools. He left HashiCorp to join Google Cloud and talk about those tools and his experiences with Ch...2018-03-2834 min
Screaming in the CloudEpisode 3: Turning Off Someone Else's Site as a ServiceHow do you encourage businesses to pick Google Cloud over Amazon and other providers? How do you advocate for selecting Google Cloud to be successful on that platform? Google Cloud is not just a toy with fun features, but is a a capable Cloud service.
Today, we’re talking to Seth Vargo, a Senior Staff Developer Advocate at Google. Previously, he worked at HashiCorp in a similar advocacy role and worked very closely with Terraform, Vault, Consul, Nomad, and other tools. He left HashiCorp to join Google Cloud and talk about those tools and his experiences with Ch...2018-03-2834 min
The CloudcastThe Cloudcast #309 - Secrets Management for Secure MicroservicesBrian talks with Seth Vargo (@sethvargo, Director of Technical Advocacy @HashiCorp) about the evolving security footprint of modern applications, the increasing needs for secrets management with microservices, the challenges of managing encryption, how to maintain highly available environments, and the evolution of Pittsburgh as a tech city.Show Links:[Donations for Hurricane Harvey, Houston Flood Victims] Red CrossBuy Necessary Items, via Amazon, for Hurricane Harvey VictimsUse code “PCCLOUD” for 20% of Gold, Silver, Bronze passes at VelocityConfSeth’s projects on GitHubSeth’s book from O’ReillyHashiCorp Vault [website] and GitHub project[O’Reilly Velocity Conference, NYC] Microservice...2017-08-3030 min
The Changelog: Software Development, Open SourceManaging Secrets Using Vault (Interview)Seth Vargo, the Director of Technical Advocacy at HashiCorp, joined the show to talk about managing secrets with their open source product called Vault which lets you centrally secure, store, and tightly control access to secrets across distributed infrastructure and applications. We talked about Seth’s back story into open source, use cases, what problem it solves, key features like Data Encryption, why they choose to write it in Go, and how they build tooling around the open core model.
Join the discussionChangelog++ members support our work, get closer to the metal, and make th...2017-02-171h 13
Changelog Master FeedManaging Secrets Using Vault (The Changelog #239)Seth Vargo, the Director of Technical Advocacy at HashiCorp, joined the show to talk about managing secrets with their open source product called Vault which lets you centrally secure, store, and tightly control access to secrets across distributed infrastructure and applications. We talked about Seth’s back story into open source, use cases, what problem it solves, key features like Data Encryption, why they choose to write it in Go, and how they build tooling around the open core model.2017-02-1700 minChangelog InterviewsManaging Secrets Using VaultSeth Vargo, the Director of Technical Advocacy at HashiCorp, joined the show to talk about managing secrets with their open source product called Vault which lets you centrally secure, store, and tightly control access to secrets across distributed infrastructure and applications. We talked about Seth’s back story into open source, use cases, what problem it solves, key features like Data Encryption, why they choose to write it in Go, and how they build tooling around the open core model.
Join the discussionChangelog++ members support our work, get closer to the metal, and make th...2017-02-171h 13
Security Archives - Software Engineering DailySecret Management and Vault with Hashicorp’s Seth Vargo
Every software application has secrets. User passwords and database credentials must be managed carefully, because poor access controls can lead to disaster scenarios. Vault is a tool for secret management, developed at Hashicorp, a company that builds software tools for application delivery and infrastructure management.
Seth Vargo is a software engineer and open source advocate at Hashicorp, and in today’s episode he discusses the advantages of having a single tool to manage all of your secrets. If you aren’t a security expert, don’t worry, we discuss some of the basics of sec...2016-06-1647 min
Software Engineering DailySecret Management and Vault with Hashicorp’s Seth VargoEvery software application has secrets. User passwords and database credentials must be managed carefully, because poor access controls can lead to disaster scenarios. Vault is a tool for secret management, developed at Hashicorp, a company that builds software tools for application delivery and infrastructure management. Seth Vargo is a software engineer and open source advocate at Hashicorp, and in today’s episode he discusses the advantages of having a single tool to manage all of your secrets. If you aren’t a security expert, don’t worry, we discuss some of the basics of security. And if you ar...2016-06-1650 min
Syscast Podcast by Mattias Geniar#3: Managing Secrets with Vault, with Seth VargoThis 3rd episode of SysCast revolves around secrets: managing API keys, passwords, tokens, … with Hashicorp’s Vault.
I’m joined by Seth Vargo from Hashicorp who explains how Vault works, its internals, different use cases, key management & rollover and lots of interesting details about Vault itself.
If you’re storing your passwords inside your git repository or managing them by hand in yaml/ini files, listen to this episode to learn how Vault can help store credentials more securely and automate secret management for you.
Once again, if you have a minute or 2, leave a rati...2016-05-3147 min
DevOps Дефлопе подкаст014 - DevOps в SpotifyНовости
Непрерывная поставка ПО в SAP
Using Chef to manage your container workflow
Книга Customizing Chef
Seth Vargo теперь в Hahicorp
Как запустить DSC в Amazon
Azure support for Docker
Зачем нужно использовать Chef и DSC вместе
ChefDK 0.3.0. Policyfile
Масштабирование с ZooKeeper
Using Terraform
Могущественная скорлупа
Docker в DigitalOcean
Docker 1.3
Обсуждение
Policyfiles
Policyfile
У нас в гостях Лев Попов из Spotify
Твиттер Льва
Github Льва
2014-11-1356 min
Turing-Incomplete16: DevopsWith everyone returning from Midwest.JS and Steel City Ruby, we reminisce about the conferences, complain about the post office, and debate what Devops is.
Midwest.JS 0:15
Steel City Ruby 2:09
Dev>Input 3:50
Stamps.com 4:13
CodeClimate 4:43
Seth Vargo's talks 8:08
Jessica Kerr: Property-based testing: what is it? 8:37
Rantly 9:38
Generatron 10:03
DevOps 10:18
Chef 15:00
Why You Shouldn’t Use Vagrant: Real talk from a Vagrant burn-out 16:30
Test-Kitchen 19:10
Travis CI 20:26
Heroku 22:55
OpenShift 22:55
Continuously deploying your (free) OpenShift site with Travis CI 26:03
What Exactly is DevOps? 29:092014-08-2235 min
The Food Fight ShowFood Fight Show - 45 - Libraries, LWRPs, and DefinitionsIn this episode, we sat down with Miah Johnson, Ranjib Dey, Doug Ireton, Chris McClimans, Joshua Timberman, and Seth Vargo to discuss Libraries, Definitions and LWRPs.2013-03-261h 07