Guests of Arrested DevOps
Joshua Zimmerman
Joshua Zimmerman has worked for the University of Wisconsin - Madison Libraries for the past decade, playing a variety of roles ranging from helpdesk support, web developer, and Windows systems administration. For the past five and a half years, Joshua has been part of a team of administrators architecting and maintaining an ever-growing Linux server environment for applications both developed in house and procured from vendors. In his spare time, Joshua co-organizes the Madison DevOps meetup and devopsdays Madison.
JP Morgenthal
I represent Enterprise IT & the realities of delivering real business solutions in a rapidly changing landscape.
Julia Evans
Julia Evans is a developer who works on infrastructure at Stripe. She likes making programs go fast and learning how to debug weird problems. She thinks you can be a wizard programmer.
Julian Dunn
Engineering lead at Chef. Interested in tech, startups, urban issues, transportation, journalism.
Justin Cormack
Justin Cormack is the CTO for Docker. He has been at Docker since 2015, as a senior engineer in security and as a maintainer of Docker’s open source projects. He is a member of the Technical Oversight Committee for the Cloud Native Security Foundation, helping grow projects and community in the cloud native space. He previously has worked in engineering, management and operations in finance and publishing. He is based in Cambridge, UK.
Karen Chu
Karen Chu is a Community PM on the Microsoft Azure Container Compute Upstream team with a focus on open source tools such as Helm, CNAB, Brigade, Virtual Kubelet, and more. She is a CNCF Ambassador, meet-up organizer, and conference organizer. She has also worked on and keynoted on The Illustrated Children’s Guide to Kubernetes book series. When she’s not connecting dots in the community, you can find her traveling, pursuing photography, and enjoying awesome chai.
Kat Cosgrove
Kat is the Head of Developer Advocacy at Minimus, focused on the growth and nurturing of open source through authentic contribution. In particular, her specialties are approachable 101-level content and deep dives on the history of technology, with a focus on DevOps and cloud native. She was the Kubernetes Release Lead for 1.30 Uwubernetes, and currently serves as both the Release Team subproject owner and SIG Docs tech lead.
When she’s not at a conference, she spends her time playing video games, watching horror movies, or reading science fiction, but her current hyperfixation is film photography. She lives with her cat, Espresso, who is the real brains behind the operation and actually ghostwriting all of her tweets.
