![Distance DevOps Lunch and Learn [Aug 18] @RackNDigitalRebar](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/KodRVNmf6xI/maxresdefault.jpg)
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Crew covers a WIDE RANGE of topics while brainstorming areas for future discussion.
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Crew covers a WIDE RANGE of topics while brainstorming areas for future discussion.
Join: http://the2030.cloud to signup!
CC / transcript: docs.google.com/document/d/1p8d8uPh0PADh99JDXra5Pgpb6H7eZBOU06Xqbdfz_n8
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![Distance DevOps Lunch and Learn [Aug 18]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/KodRVNmf6xI/mqdefault.jpg "Distance DevOps Lunch and Learn [Aug 18]
Crew covers a WIDE RANGE of topics while brainstorming areas for future discussion.
Join: http://the2030.cloud to signup!
CC / transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1p8d8uPh0PADh99JDXra5Pgpb6H7eZBOU06Xqbdfz_n8
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![We make a Disruption Grid for the2030.cloud [Sept 10]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/KqXOfeVtX48/mqdefault.jpg "We make a Disruption Grid for the2030.cloud [Sept 10]
https://The2030.cloud crew digs into disaster, risk and unexpected events that could disrupt technology. You think 2020 is bad... what til you hear what were thinking up.
More resources: https://at.the2030.cloud/posts/we-make-a-disruption-grid
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![Installing Digital Rebar [Fast Install using Laptop]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LZ2c3J_R59Q/mqdefault.jpg "Installing Digital Rebar [Fast Install using Laptop]
Video for new Digital Rebar users shows how to install the service on a desktop (Linux or Mac) and then PXE boot VMs.
To start, visit https:portal.rackn.io or https://provision.readthedocs.io/ for documentation
Other First Install videos will show how to install using all VMs or in the cloud.
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![Security [Cloud 2030 Summit 1/7]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LlBb_qx0xYc/mqdefault.jpg "Security [Cloud 2030 Summit 1/7]
2030 Summit Part 1 of 5 - Spirited Discussion of security over the long term. We start from todays security challenge and think about how the solutions will impact our future infrastructure.
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![Implementing IPv6 w Ed Horley [Sept 1 DevOps Lunch]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/MFcNp6eHbn4/mqdefault.jpg "Implementing IPv6 w Ed Horley [Sept 1 DevOps Lunch]
Deep discussion about IPv6 and networking concepts. We cover practical aspects of IPv6 and potential future applications.
In the post, we talked about Snowflake and open source.
Past and future at events.the2030.cloud
Transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IgRe8DavvMmJJCwFEv0ntl3U4 ynpFf/view
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![Jevons Paradox for Complexity? [DevOps Lunch Feb 9 2021]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/MWDBvVyJPcI/mqdefault.jpg "Jevons Paradox for Complexity? [DevOps Lunch Feb 9 2021]
Cloud2030 crew examines the real cost of complexity in the systems that we are building. Most critically, we re-examine if theres a real limit to how complex the systems can become?
Also featuring a Cloud2030 extra! At the start of the conversation, the crew expands our discussion into broader impacts of the technology that were creating.
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![Selling Infrastructure as Code to your Boss [Cloud Austin Dec 2020]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/NJsKmmAepCk/mqdefault.jpg "Selling Infrastructure as Code to your Boss [Cloud Austin Dec 2020]
Helping technical leaders explain why IaC is important to your boss so you can get budget (time, money and political cover) to make it happen.
This is part of a larger effort to define IaC with at.the2030.cloud effort
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![How Much Complexity is Too Much [DevOps Lunch March 9 2021]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/NZtOD1PTMvM/mqdefault.jpg "How Much Complexity is Too Much [DevOps Lunch March 9 2021]
How much Complexity is too much? And are we building systems that have hidden complexity? We used Kubernetes as an example to think about patterns and how they are evolving. Why do people like systems that are complex and have a lot of open space for people to add things?
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