If you’re a sysadmin or a developer, you’ve probably used curl before. Or some kind of project, like PHP, Python, Ruby, … that uses libcurl. You can thank Daniel Stenberg, creator and maintainer of curl, for that.

In this episode I talk to Daniel about the history of curl and libcurl, we discuss the web and open source, Google’s Quic, LibreSSL vs OpenSSL and so much more. If you’re interested in ‘the web’, this episode is for you!

Feedback? Let me know via [email protected] or at @mattiasgeniar on Twitter.

If you’re a sysadmin or a developer, you’ve probably used curl before. Or some kind of project, like PHP, Python, Ruby, … that uses libcurl. You can thank Daniel Stenberg, creator and maintainer of curl, for that.

In this episode I talk to Daniel about the history of curl and libcurl, we discuss the web and open source, Google’s Quic, LibreSSL vs OpenSSL and so much more. If you’re interested in ‘the web’, this episode is for you!

Feedback? Let me know via [email protected] or at @mattiasgeniar on Twitter.

This 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 rating on iTunes.

Feedback? Let me know via [email protected] or at @mattiasgeniar on Twitter.

This 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 rating on iTunes.

Feedback? Let me know via [email protected] or at @mattiasgeniar on Twitter.

In this second SysCast podcast I talk with Nils De Moor about Docker; what is Docker, how does it work, different development workflows and other Docker best practices.

If you’ve ever wanted to know what Docker is and how it can help in your infrastructure, this episode is for you.

If I can borrow 2 minutes of your time, leave a rating on iTunes please!

Feedback? Let me know via [email protected] or at @mattiasgeniar on Twitter.

In this second SysCast podcast I talk with Nils De Moor about Docker; what is Docker, how does it work, different development workflows and other Docker best practices.

If you’ve ever wanted to know what Docker is and how it can help in your infrastructure, this episode is for you.

If I can borrow 2 minutes of your time, leave a rating on iTunes please!

Feedback? Let me know via [email protected] or at @mattiasgeniar on Twitter.

(disclaimer: audio quality isn’t super great, I’ll get that fixed for episode #2)

Exciting! This is the very first episode of the SysCast podcast!

I’m very happy to have Matt Holt as my first guest, who created the Caddy webserver.

We talk about the Caddy project, the Go language and community, the unique benefits of Caddy and its Caddyfile, dealing with Pull Requests and so much more.

A couple of lessons learned on my part:

(Note: audio quality isn’t super great, I’ll get that fixed for episode #2)

Exciting! This is the very first episode of the SysCast podcast!

I’m very happy to have Matt Holt as my first guest, who created the Caddy webserver.

We talk about the Caddy project, the Go language and community, the unique benefits of Caddy and its Caddyfile, dealing with Pull Requests and so much more.

A couple of lessons learned on my part: