Discuss this episode.

We welcome Chris Gammell, Developer Relations Lead at Golioth, to explore the exciting world of IoT (Internet of Things) and hardware. Chris brings his extensive engineering background to Golioth, a software company with a unique approach to IoT solutions. Join us as we delve into Golioth's distinct strengths in security, developer experience, scalability, reliability, and interoperability. Discover the future of IoT device provisioning and explore Chris's intriguing projects. If you're curious about IoT, Golioth, or the challenges and solutions in this space, don't miss this insightful episode with Chris Gammell.  Some of the topics we cover include: 

• Getting the gang back together
• Developer relations = Application engineering
• A hardware guy in a software world
• Cloud engineers vs. software engineers: what’s the difference?
• CockroachDB “will never die”
• What does Golioth do?
• Learning about the Constraint Application Protocol (aka CoAP)
• Golioth vs. other IoT companies
• What is “Follow Along Hardware?” 
• Security by Default 
• Tales From the Encrypt
• Back to Bosch
• Microdecisions with huge implications
• “You don’t know what you don’t know”
• Individual key sets to minimize multiple device issues
• When Blu-ray got cracked
• Shout out to Joe Grand
• GolIoTh…
• Monitoring in the back end
• Bright, multicolored PCBs
• “Business in a box”
• Getting into Zephyr
• What is Golioth’s weakness?

About our guest:

Chris Gammell, the Developer Relations Lead at Golioth, combines his hardware expertise with Golioth's software focus in the realm of IoT. With a background in electrical engineering, he bridges the gap between hardware and software worlds, ensuring that Golioth addresses potential challenges proactively.

Relevant links:

• Golioth.io
• IoT Product Manufacturing with Golioth and Macrofab
• Chris Gammell on LinkedIn
• Follow Along Hardware blog post from Chris 

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