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Pete Cheslock

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Pete Cheslock

Pete Cheslock is the VP of Product at CHAOSSEARCH, a cloud-native data unification and analytics service that runs on on Amazon's S3. He has nearly 20 years of technical operations experience, including his time as Director of Technical Cloud Operations at Sonian, a leader in email archiving and one of the largest users of S3 and Elastic Block Storage (EBS). From there, he moved on to help scale the developer tools team at Dyn (acquired by Oracle). Most recently, Pete was VP of Technical Operations and an integral part of the pre-launch team at Threat Stack, where he built out the company’s technical infrastructure from stealth mode through multiple funding rounds. Pete holds a Masters in Business Administration from Babson College and is the co-founder of BosOps, a networking group for local Boston technical operations professionals.

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We Still Haven’t Solved the Logging Problem

At a company I previously worked at, I helped build out the initial infrastructure to support a large cloud security product. It was one of the first times I had the opportunity to build something from nearly the very beginning. Like many operations professionals, so much of my career prior to this experience had been […]

Sep 28, 2018 · 3 min

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DevOps: Here’s How to Slack Securely

With 1.7 million daily active users, it’s clear Slack has come to dominate the team chat world, especially in the tech industry. This, however, means that a fair amount of security is required to ensure that strategic assets remain safe. From a security perspective, Slack has done a solid job of keeping its assets on […]

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Having DevOps In Your Job Title Is Doing You Harm

This post was originally published on my personal blog in May 2013. But I think this topic is important and wanted it to be my first contribution to devopsy.kinsta.cloud I used to be Director of DevOps…twice. Both times, I changed my title later. I even ran a DevOps team…although the team was already called that when I took over. I […]

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