Fleet, Open Source, and Osquery with Zach Wasserman

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🗓️ 17 July 2024

⏱️ 105 minutes

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Join us in this episode as we delve into the world of open-source device management with Zach Wasserman. Zach is the cofounder and Tech Evangelist of Fleet, where he works to unlock the full potential of osquery for both enterprise and open-source customers. With a deep history with osquery, dating back to its inception at Facebook in 2014, Zach brings unparalleled expertise and passion. He has been a member of osquery's Technical Steering Committee since 2019 and continues to contribute to t...

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Our Lives Podcast.
0:19.0	Our special guest today is Zach Wasserman.
0:23.8	Zach, we've never met. I don't know you at all. I love these interviews the most because it's really like a blank slate.
0:31.8	So I really appreciate you coming on the show today.
0:35.1	Awesome. Thanks so much for having me.
0:37.1	Give everybody just to start off and myself here. Like the show today. Awesome. Thanks so much for having me.
0:43.7	Give everybody, just to start off and myself here, like the 60-second spiel on what Zach is doing today.
0:45.7	Yeah, for sure.
0:46.5	So I'm a longtime open source contributor, and I've kind of built a career in open source.
0:52.7	My role today is I'm the tech evangelist and co-founder
0:57.7	at a company called Fleet, where we make an open core product that's used for managing
1:04.4	computers within organizations from an IT and security perspective, from hundreds to hundreds of thousands of computers within the organization.
1:14.2	Is that for like a local data center or you're doing that for like cloud computing?
1:20.2	That is for everything.
1:21.6	So we do everything from pretty much every kind of workstation folks use.
1:28.3	So Mac, Linux, Windows workstations, Chromebooks, and then servers.
1:33.3	No more Mac servers, so mostly Linux servers that we're seeing,
1:38.3	which could be within people's physical data centers.
1:41.3	More often is our VMs in the cloud.
1:46.0	We also do some stuff with containers, Windows servers,
1:50.0	and even some OT and IOT kind of stuff,
1:53.0	like computing devices sitting in factories.
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