Guests of Arrested DevOps
Michael Coté
Michael Coté works at Pivotal on the advocate team. He’s been an industry analyst at RedMonk and 451 Research, worked in corporate strategy and M&A at Dell in software and cloud, and was a programmer for a decade before all that. He does several weekly (mostly) tech podcasts, writes a column on Agile & DevOps for The Register, blogs at Cote.io, and is @cote in Twitter.
Michael Ducy
Michael “The Goat Whisperer” Ducy works for CHEF Software, where he travels all over the world and talks about goats and silos. He has a great family of 3 kids with his wife Nicole in Ohio.
Michael Goetz
Michael is the Solutions Engineering Manager for Chef’s Solution Engineering team, where he helps customers with distributed teams work safely and quickly with Chef to manage their infrastructure. He has several years of automation, systems and configuration management experience across many different types of businesses. An avid woodworker, Michael loves to spend time crafting furniture when he’s not helping others solve their technical problems.
Michael Hedgpeth
Michael Hedgpeth leads the Application Operations and DevOps team for NCR’s Hospitality division. He’s most interested these days in applying DevOps to large organizations, teaching people how to make positive career changes, and incident management.
Michael Isbitski
Mike is well-versed in cloud security, container security, Kubernetes security, API security, security testing, mobile security, application protection, and secure continuous delivery. He’s guided countless organizations globally in their security initiatives, researching and advising on cybersecurity as a Gartner analyst. Prior to his advisory experience, Mike learned many hard lessons on the front lines of IT with over twenty years of practitioner and leadership experience with application security, vulnerability management, enterprise architecture, and systems engineering at organizations such as Johnson & Johnson, PSEG, and Verizon.
Michael Rembetsy
Michael Rembetsy has worked in technical operations for over ten years in the web, healthcare, online media and financial sectors. He started out in the help desk area, but moved to operations shortly thereafter, and has been building and running data center and operations teams ever since. In previous jobs he worked for NBC Universal, iVillage and McDonald’s online game, Monopoly. Currently, Michael is the VP, Technical Operations for Etsy.
Michael Stahnke (He/Him)
Michael Stahnke is VP of Engineering at Flox. He’s been involved with DevOps and DevOpsDays since 2011. He’s previous held senior engineering leadership positions at Puppet and CircleCI. He is passionate about simplification and automation of problems both technically and human oriented. He’s been a speaker at dozens of conferences and events. He was a founding member of the EPEL package repository and wrote a book OpenSSH in 2005.