Plus how Google hopes Roughtime will solve one of the web’s biggest problems, some great emails, and more!

Special Guest: Matt Ulasien.

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• Cloudflare Embraces Google Roughtime, Giving Internet Security a Boost — The internet infrastructure firm Cloudflare will now support a free timekeeping protocol known as Roughtime, which helps synchronize the internet's clocks and validate timestamps.
• Roughtime: Securing Time with Digital Signatures — Roughtime lacks the precision of NTP, but aims to be accurate enough for cryptographic applications, and since the responses are authenticated, man-in-the-middle attacks aren’t possible
• Google Cloud rolls out security feature for container images — All container images built using Cloud Build, Google's fully-managed CI/CD platform, will now be automatically scanned for OS package vulnerabilities
• Tweets by Matthew Ulasien (@mulasien)
• Google Cloud Weekly | 10.03.2018
• Matthew Ulasien - Quora
• Google Certified Professional Cloud Architect
• Feedback: Can't Even Google This One!
• Feedback: The Button Pusher Problem
• Feedback: Can I monitor that?
• Pingdom
• Site24x7
• prometheus/blackbox_exporter: Blackbox prober exporter
• Kubernetes the Hard Way - Course
• How do Kubernetes Deployments work? An adversarial perspective. — What is happening when a Deployment rolls out a change to your app? What does it actually do when a Pod crashes or is killed? What happens when a Pod is re-labled so that it's not targeted by the Deployment?
• Kubernetes: The Surprisingly Affordable Platform for Personal Projects — I think that Kubernetes makes sense for small projects and you can have your own Kubernetes cluster today for as little as $5 a month.
• Kubernetes for personal projects? No thanks! — I have read multiple times this article about running Kubernetes to run small projects and thought I could share why I think that might not be a great idea.
• KubeDirector: The easy way to run complex stateful applications on Kubernetes — KubeDirector is an open source project designed to make it easy to run complex stateful scale-out application clusters on Kubernetes.
• Kubernetes On Bare Metal — This guide will take you from nothing to a 2 node cluster, automatic SSL for deployed apps, a custom PVC/PV storage class using NFS, and a private docker registry.
• Introducing DigitalOcean Kubernetes in Limited Availability