We’re back with Episode #2 of OpsCrash. This week we had some great conversations about a variety of fun topics, including: Why you should definitely store your passwords in Git; The GitHub master race; Everyone always follows the RFC spec, so lets add more cache-controls; Using SPDY because its better than HTTP2; and lastly the future of DevOps is literally yelling at your server. Some of these topics were a lot of fun for us, especially when discussions of SPDY led us to discussing the best browser in the world (Safari), so the run time comes in right about 32 minutes. Go grab a snack and listen up!
The articles & links:
- Store your private data inside a git repository
- Cache-Control: immutable
- Introducing unlimited private repositories and the response from GitLab: The future of SaaS hosted Git repository pricing
(Note: we said “non-distributed” source control when we meant “distributed”. Yes. We know those are two very different things. We speek gud) - Open sourcing our NGINX HTTP/2 + SPDY code
- RFC 7540 — Hypertext Transfer Protocol Version 2 (HTTP/2)
- Transitioning from SPDY to HTTP/2
- Firefox 36 arrives with full HTTP/2 support and a new design for Android tablets
- Can I use: SPDY
- Can I use: HTTP/2
- Bonus! The creators of Siri just showed off their next AI assistant, Viv, and it’s incredible
Listen to Episode #2 below or listen on SoundCloud. You can find us @opscrashio on Twitter or OpsCrashio on Facebook
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 31:27 — 28.9MB)