Steve Taylor is seen as a visionary and industry leader in the area of microservices, Istio, Kubernetes, DevOps process improvement, software build and release, and configuration management. Steve was designing continuous delivery pipelines for Fortune 1000 companies before the term ‘continuous integration’ was ever used. He is the master mind behind OpenMake Meister, a build automation solution that has served its customers for over 20 years. Steve is also the architect of DeployHub, the first microservice management platform that also versions and maps microservices and their configurations. Steve is the primary contributor to Ortelius, the open source solution for microservice configuration management, and serves on the Tekton project with Google. He is driving the Oretlius feature map to support the new challenges that microservices create, particular to the Kubernetes pipeline.
Prior to DeployHub, Steve was the Chief Architect and CFO of OpenMake Software where he was committed to keeping the Meister Build automation solution relevant to its’ 400+ customers, as well as keeping the company’s financials sound and without the need for outside investment. Steve leads a lean team of software developers that can achieve more than most large teams.
In his free time, Steve is the Chief to the Turquoise Trail Volunteer Fire Department where he serves as a super hero.
Authored Articles:
“Code Development in Distributed Environments”; Java Development Journal, February 2007, page 14
“Configuring J2EE Deployment Descriptors”; Dr. Dobbs, August 2006, page 38
Blogs
Docker image digest using v2 registry API
Announcing the new Ortelius OSS Ambassador Program
Steve on Working with Jenkins Continuous Deployment
Steve on Working with Helm for Microservice Releases
A Roadmap for Migrating to Microservices
Steve on Migrating to Microservices – First Steps
Speaking Engagements
DevOps World 2020 “Get Ready for a New Kubernetes Pipeline” (Top Presenter Award)