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blog, development, DZone, FluentBit, observability, OpAMP, OpenTelemetry, OTel, Technology
Just a quick post, we’ve had an article about OpAMP published on DZone check it out at OpenTelemetry’s OpAMP Potential Far Beyond Supporting Collectors

27 Monday Jul 2026
Posted in Fluent Observability, General, OpAMP
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blog, development, DZone, FluentBit, observability, OpAMP, OpenTelemetry, OTel, Technology
Just a quick post, we’ve had an article about OpAMP published on DZone check it out at OpenTelemetry’s OpAMP Potential Far Beyond Supporting Collectors

17 Friday Jul 2026
Posted in Fluent Observability, OpAMP, Technology
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Just a quick post: CNCF Ambassador Dotan Horvits posted a blog on the CNCF website discussing the use of OpAMP and referencing our OpAMP project. Check it out at Operating OpenTelemetry at scale with OpAMP. Ignoring the work we’ve been doing, it’s an interesting read.

12 Friday Sep 2025
Posted in Books, Fluentbit, Fluentd, Technology
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blog, book, development, ebook, FLB, Fluent Bit, logging, TheNewStack, TNS
As The New Stack regularly posts new extracts, we’re updating this page; accordingly, the date below reflects the last update.
With the publication of Logging Best Practices (for background to this, go here), more articles have been published through The New Stack, extending the original list we blogged about here.
The latest articles:
The previous list:
12 Sunday May 2024
The Calyptia team has been publishing some extracts from Fluent Bit with Kubernetes, you can check them out at:
Keep an eye on the Calyptia blog for more to come.
The book isn’t too far away from reaching publication, we’re a couple of weeks away from starting the final copy edit process.
02 Tuesday May 2023
Posted in APIs & microservices, Books, General, Technology

A while back, I was invited to contribute to Devmio (the knowledge portal driven by the publishers involved with the JAX London and other events). After a little bit of delay from my end, I offered an article that they decided was sufficient to be incorporated into DevOps magazine.
You can check out the content at:
The article has been used in a blog post now and a mailout from the API Conference – read for free, check it out.
10 Monday Oct 2022
Posted in General, Technology
For a long time, I’ve tracked and read articles on Software Engineering Daily. We’ll day represents what is hopefully the first of many articles that we will write for them. The article is about the kind of people that make technical book authors, and the perception we have of authors – so if you’re interested check it out here.
Some more content on the subject of books …
19 Friday Aug 2022
Posted in General
My blogging activities have expanded a little bit further. Oracle staff (particularly those involved with Product Management) and the Ace community have been contributing to a Medium publication called Oracle Devs (go here). The content here is 1st rate, technically comprehensive, and from some exceptional technical people. So I’d recommend tracking it if you aren’t already and I feel very honored to have several posts already included, which can be found at:

Railroad diagrams for OCI Policies
Those that follow me here, not o worry, this is the center of the universe for my blogging activity, and I will tie back anything that is unique to Medium o posts here.

In addition to that, I do also have a profile on the official Oracle Blog (here), and a range of posts have also been picked up via the PaaSCommuniy which haven’t been directly linked to my Oracle blog profile but can be found with this link
21 Monday Mar 2022
Posted in General
Those I interact with more regularly will know I have this last week started a new job. You could say I’ve followed a common path for Ace Directors that don’t have instrumental roles within a company and joined Oracle. But some things won’t change; my new role as Cloud Developer Evangelist means I will still be producing blog content. My writing will appear on Oracle’s websites through the Blog, Community, Developer, and Architecture parts of the site, plus potential contributing to other high profile sites. But We’ll continue to add posts here, including referencing contributions in other locations.
I will continue submitting papers/presentations to conferences and presenting. Hopefully, we’ll start to get out and see people whilst presenting as well.
This does mean a change to my Ace Director status, as I will become an Alumni of the community, and we’ll be updating logos etc. But I have developed many friendships and contacts within the ace community. Not to mention, I believe and value what the Ace Community does, so while I may not be officially part of the community anymore, I will endeavour to support my friends and the wider community.
Leaving Capgemini has been uncomfortable, as I have left behind many great people that I’ve enjoyed working with (although some of those have also preceded me into Oracle). But to do more of what I have learnt over the years as the most rewarding (talking and writing about applying technology to solve problems, sharing insights and knowledge), particularly as part of the Ace community, meant a need for a new challenge.
To those who have contributed and influenced my journey – as ever my thanks.
19 Monday Jul 2021
Posted in Cloud, General, Oracle, Technology
Just a quick post to say that I’ve had another post published over on Oracle’s blog site about Automating developer setup in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. You can read it at: https://blogs.oracle.com/cloud-infrastructure/post/automating-developer-setup-in-oci

19 Wednesday May 2021
Posted in General, Oracle, Technology
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blog, book, Capgemini, conference, Fluentd, IaaS, manning, monitoring, OCI, Oracle, WorldFestival
We recently received an invite to write a guest blog post for Oracle. We’re please to say it has gone live, and can be found at https://blogs.oracle.com/cloud-infrastructure/oracle-cloud-infrastructure-logging-and-alert-rapid-smoke-testing-of-config-and-alerts. A little different to my typical posts. Hope you find it interesting.


We’ve also scored another success, this time we’ve been invited to speak at WorldFestival in August, this is an online conference organized by the same team behind DeveloperWeek. This is the first time outside of an Oracle linked event where I’ve been amongst the first few named speakers, so proud of that. The conference looks really interesting as it looks beyond just core developer themes with conference tracks on Space & Transportation, Smart Cities, Robotics, Digital Health to name a few of the 12 streams. Worth checking out.
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