Liz Rice

I spent the first, well, many years of my professional life writing and architecting portable network stack implementations. I love and understand how to make clean, well-architected code.

Apparently this is a special skill. This talk, where I explain what a container is in a few lines of go, has been well-received, or you might want to watch me build a debugger from scratch.

I've been working with containers for several years. I'm a fan of Kubernetes and, since joining Aqua, I've learned a thing or two about the security aspects of using containers and distributed systems.

And C, if I really have to. Go is really my language of choice these days. Some things are on my GitHub profile (and ask me about the projects that aren't open source).

As well as my own Medium posts and the Aqua Security blog, I've written for numerous sites and magazines. I'm also an O'Reilly author - check out Kubernetes Security (co-authored with Michael Hausenblas), or my guide to Containerizing your Go Code.

I've been honoured to speak at tech conferences around the world. My black belt talk on container namespaces won me a speaker award at DockerCon, and my dotGo talk on debuggers was the second most highly rated talk at dotConferences in 2017.