Summit Talk Part 2: A Cloud Transformation Program That Gives Confidence
I got the chance to present at AWS Summit in NYC on 7/12! I’ve had several people ask me what the speech was about so
Author: Jonathan
Summit Talk Part 1: My CIO Doesn’t Do Enough Cloud
I got the chance to present at AWS Summit in NYC on 7/12! I’ve had several people ask me what the speech was about so
The Next Phase of the Cloud Revolution
5-7 years ago it seemed obvious that most companies were going to perform huge transformations that included moving most of their applications and data moving
The Toughest CTO Decision in 2022
For an organization with more than a handful of development teams, the hardest decision in technology right now is to decide where the cutoff between
Dev Teams are Blocking Infrastructure
I recently took the job within Kyndryl of helping to establish and expand our Application and Data Consulting Practice. Kyndryl is known as an infrastructure
Machine Learning Holiday Project Part III: Using the Model to Predict Games
In this post I’ll cover creating the actual machine learning model to predict bets and how it worked for the fist slate of games. If
Machine Learning Holiday Project Part II: Loading the Data
If you’ve done any reading on AI/ML you’ve probably heard someone say that the real challenge is collecting and organizing the data. That discussion is
Machine Learning Holiday Project Part I: Overview
Why do a Big Data Project over the Holiday? In 2021 the machine learning market was a little over $15B. That is projected to increase
Clever Idea: Serverless, Cloud Native CI/CD
If you’ve met me for more than a few minutes you’ve heard me talk about my passion project, Leave the House Out of It (lthoi.com). If you’ve really paid attention to my blog posts you’ve caught that a couple years ago I rearchitected the app to move to an event-based, serverless architecture on AWS. After a year of not doing very much with the project I’ve had the itch to make some upgrades. Before I did, I wanted to upgrade the CI/CD pipeline I use to manage the code.
Book Review: Thank You for Being Late, by Thomas Friedman
The word “optimist” in the subtitle is very well earned here. Friedman’s book explains why/how someone can hope that the same technologies and macro-trends that