The IT Guy Show

A Dell PowerEdge R730 that’s been sitting in the rack collecting dust finally has a job: and this stream is the whole messy process of giving it one.

The WordPress migration homelab project that started as a quick detour turned into a two-hour deep dive — because nothing in the homelab ever goes exactly to plan.

I fired up a livestream to do something I’ve been putting off way too long: bringing my self-hosted Matrix server back from the dead, live, in real time, with no safety net.

Nathen Harvey and I talk DORA, continuous learning, and why teams that embrace the chaos keep improving their environment.

Jennifer and Bryan Horton of Dull Made Daring help me unpack burnout, its warning signs, and recovery, sword included.

A look at ephemeral environments, disposable systems that make building and testing easier across the enterprise.

Laura Santamaria of Dell explains why DevOps is about people first, and how individual contributors can drive culture change.

Budha, a developer advocate at Tyk, walks me through APIs from fundamentals to production-ready with gateways.

JJ Asghar of IBM makes the case for open, transparent AI development and introduces the InstructLab project.

JT Perry of VMware and I talk through building a business case and calculating ROI for the projects you want to pursue.

My first guest, Karl Abbott of Element, walks through the Matrix protocol and decentralized, encrypted communication.

A two-minute kickoff introducing The IT Guy Show and the mission behind it.