Robin Osborne

Since it has an interesting overlap in the Venn diagram of “AI” and “data sovereignty”, here’s a brief follow up to my “Kubernetes, I Guess” article… Cloud Act The Cloud Act allows “federal law enforcement to compel U.S.

I’m currently working on the KCNA Kubernetes Certification.

I’ve been looking for a new contract for a little while now, and thought I’d try to improve my chances by responding to some feedback which suggests, based on my CV, it’s not that clear what I can do and why you’d hire me.

While working at Burberry I had a few opportunities to work directly with some of the lovely people at Google, focussing on site speed, resilience, and improving the user experience.

AKA “Is your Company a Software House or is it a Retailer?”

In case you didn’t already believe it, your Web Browser has super powers.

In my previous articles I took you through the process of setting up your own private WebPageTest, either via the AWS interface, or via Terraform infrastructure as code).

This article assumes you have an understanding of what Terraform is, what WebPageTest is and some AWS basics.

This article assumes that you know the basics of AWS, WebPageTest, SSH, and at least one linux text editor.

The fantastic WebPageTest, free to use and public, has been available to set up your own private instances for many years; I wrote this up a while back, and scripted a Terraform version to make this as easy and automated as possible.