Coffee, and how I find great coffee experiences with brewstr
January 28, 2020
Back in 2011, I was working in Melbourne, flying in/out from my home town every week, for about 3 years,
Notes from the job since 2009: security, IT, and the odd tangent. Some of it's aged better than the rest.
Back in 2011, I was working in Melbourne, flying in/out from my home town every week, for about 3 years,
Over the past 3 years or so working in a software team that develops APIs/integrations between many complex systems, we’ve
Instead of logging in to the (ISC)2 endorsement portal or trying to navigate through the horrible website menus, you can
Preparation: I don’t study well. I prefer to measure my current understanding then fill in the gaps; which I wasn’t
If you’re building “secure” cloud solutions, you MUST be deploying infrastructure as code (Azure ARM / AWS CloudFormation / Terraform).
The CA API Gateway allows you to stand up an SFTP endpoint for inbound messages to be processed. These messages
Ethereum is the new Bitcoin, if you choose to believe it. I was recently introduced to Ethereum when I was
Back in March, the BOQ Hackathon was held in Brisbane, and after reviewing the mentor list, I did some research
Microsoft introduced support for SQL Server AlwaysOn Availability Groups with BizTalk 2016; and it’s a fair bit to digest. Availability Groups
Ever purchased an IKEA flatpack and tried to assemble it yourself? Often, it results in a little bit of cursing,