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Hi there πŸ‘‹πŸ»

I'm Natalie, a DevSecOps engineer and consultant experienced in developer experience and consolidation within a wide array of security-focused environments. I work at the intersection of technology, people, and highly-regulated industries as a Principal Solutions Engineer for Public Sector at Chainguard!

πŸ“ I write about tech, what I'm working on, and what I'm playing with on my blog. Here's what I've been up to lately:

  1. Interviewing with an AI assistant: Interviewing with an AI helper isn't very helpful - here's how to use it a little better.
  2. Build multi-architecture runners for actions-runner-controller: (Kubernoodles, part 10 of ?) - Building actions-runner-controller images for ARM + Intel architectures from the same Dockerfile ... sounds easy, right?
  3. A second year of writing on the internet: The second year was easier than the first despite having so much more going on.

πŸ’Ό Day to day, I work with

You can find me in our work Slack sharing all sorts of neat things you can do with all that fun stuff and probably find out how I've broken and maybe fixed something too. πŸ˜€

πŸ‘Ύ I play with

  • All sorts of handy Raspberry Pi projects, including
  • I'm getting into the Flipper Zero lately - it's so handy and mischievous! (some fun uses)
  • Video games in a Windows VM on my Fedora desktop with libvirt, KVM, and a custom Linux kernel to pass hardware to it. It's got about 5% or so performance drop (just looking at frame rates) over a native install. You should check it out - code and write-up on how it works.

I have an awesome life outside of tech, so while I have a few projects that I enjoy, nothing above is close to where I spend most of my time / energy. If you need anything of mine above fixed, please feel free to fork it and send me a pull request! ❀️

🌸 Heads up!

  • 🌱 I’m currently studying to sit for my OSCP certification and learning the ropes at a container security startup.
  • 🎀 Public speaking is fun! Check out what I've been up to here.
  • πŸ˜„ Pronouns: she/her
  • ❓ Looking for my rΓ©sumΓ©? It's here, but you can also find some of what I've been up to in my profile. If you want to know about where else I've worked and went to school, you should go to LinkedIn.
  • πŸ’¬ Want to chat? I'm on Mastodon.

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  1. kubernoodles kubernoodles Public

    k8s runners for GitHub Actions in the enterprise, made for humans

    Dockerfile 63 15

  2. fedora-acs-override fedora-acs-override Public

    Using the ACS override patch for Fedora to split identical hardware in the kernel

    Shell 44 14

  3. gitlog-to-csv gitlog-to-csv Public

    Creates a CSV file of `git log` data, useful for audit reports and other "chain of custody" type reports

    Shell 5

  4. advanced-security/ghas-to-csv advanced-security/ghas-to-csv Public

    Play with GHAS API to provide posture data over time

    Python 33 16

  5. jekyll-in-a-can jekyll-in-a-can Public

    πŸ§ͺπŸ₯« - it's Jekyll in a container

    Dockerfile 2

  6. advanced-security/enterprise-security-team advanced-security/enterprise-security-team Public

    Manage a uniform team of security managers for every organization in your enterprise

    Python 17 5