Last week, I had the pleasure of presenting at my first MacDevOpsYVR.
A link to the video, slide deck, GitHub repo and links to the other videos etc from MacDevOpsYVR can be found below.
Many thanks to the MacDevOpsYVR team for the great event, and yes 125 slides in 15 minutes 🙂
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Tomorrow I’ll be presenting at my first MacDevOpsYVR.
Mat and JD invited myself and fellow London Apple Admin attendee, host, speaker and MacDevOpsYVR 2021 presenter Piero, onto the MacDevOpsYVR Podcast for a chin wag.
The podcast can be found here, if you want to listen to the other folks chatting and me prattling on.
At the time of writing, tickets are still available for MacDevOpsYVR 2021 and can be purchased from here.
The schedule can be found here, and starts today June 9th.
See you there!
Yesterday, it was my honour to remotely speak at MacDeployment 2021, on the subject of Administering Apple Silicon.
And amazingly, all the talks from MacDeployment 2021 are already available online! (in fact, they were available soon afterwards).
A link to the video, slide deck, GitHub repo and links to the other videos etc from MacDeployment 2021 can be found below.
Many thanks to the MacDeployment 2021 team for the great event.
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Last month, I presented at a dataJAR tech series event where I discussed some of the new management features available in macOS Big Sur and how these can affect Mac administration workflows, as well as changes that might trip you up in regards to managing Apple silicon.
The video for the talk and a PDF of the slides, can be found here.
You’ll also find a talk there from Riley Bruce, Security Community Evangelist Manager, Code42 titled “Understanding Insider Risk Management on macOS”
During JNUC 2020, dataJAR gave a couple of talks.
My talk was titled “jamJAR: Three years on”, which detailed the evolution of jamJAR and some changes made with the then soon to be released version 2.0.
Below you’ll find a link to the talks video and all other JNUC 2020 videos, a link to the talks GitHub repo and, why this blog post was been delayed.
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James & I recently joined Bradley Chambers on the 9to5mac Apple @ Work podcast to talk about about trends in the enterprise relating to macOS and iOS updates that we see at dataJAR.
The podcast can be found here.
During JNUC2019, I had the honour of once again presenting alongside my colleague, friend & founder of dataJAR James Ridsdale.
The talk was on some of the methodologies dataJAR employs to fully manage 100+ Jamf Pro instances as a distributed team whilst maintaining a high standard throughout.
During the talk we released a few GitHub repos with items that we use day-to-day to help our fellow admins. These will be covered in further detail over the few weeks.
A link to the talks video can be found below, alongside the talks main GitHub repo.
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As mentioned in my last post, the good folks over at the MacAdmins.org Podcast allowed me on to prattle on about things including AutoCasperNBI & AutoImagrNBI.
This was actually some weeks ago, but things have been busy. Apologies for the delay but the details can be found below.
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At this years macad.uk, not only were dataJAR a part of the MacAD Team, But, I also had the honour of opening up the Education track.
Below contains two links to the Video of my talk, slides & links to other talks from this macad.uk.
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At the end of macad.uk 2019 it was my pleasure to join Tom Bridge, Graham Gilbert & Joel Rennich on stage for a live podcast.
Links to this podcasts episode, as well as links to the MacAdmins.org Podcast can be found below.
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