Guests of Page it to the Limit
Murriel Perez McCabe (she/her)
Murriel is a Customer Engineer with Google Cloud, working with enterprise customers to solve technical and business challenges. She is currently excited about all things DevOps, Information Security, Kubernetes, and Observability. She is also a big advocate for mentorship of girls/youth in STEAM/Technology and enjoys plugging into the local Southern California tech and maker community. When outdoors, can often be spotted on a bike, by the coastline, in the garden, or covered in sawdust.
Nathen Harvey
As a Cloud Developer Advocate at Google, Nathen helps the industry understand and apply DevOps and SRE practices in the cloud. These practices are rooted in the understanding that increased reliability comes with increased velocity.
He is part of the DevOpsDays conferences global organizing committee and was a technical reviewer for the Accelerate State of DevOps Report.
Nathen’s father thought misspelling his children’s names would be a fun prank to play with consequences that would last a lifetime. "
Nora Jones
Nora Jones is a Senior Director of Product at PagerDuty, and the former founder and CEO of Jeli. She is a software engineer and leader with 10+ years of experience at innovative companies including Netflix and Slack. Nora’s focus on the sociotechnical aspects of engineering — the intersection between how people and software work together in practice in distributed systems — is a founding pillar of Jeli, as well as the Chaos Engineering movement, which Nora helped build from the start. She is also the founder of the Learning From Incidents community (learningfromincidents.io).
Oren Saban
“I love cybersecurity because it’s a win-win-win: fight the bad guys, build awesome products, and take technology to its edge. That never stopped being exciting.”
Oren combines deep security operations expertise with AI product development experience. Before Mate, he led product for Microsoft Defender XDR and Security Copilot, where his work helped thousands of security teams reduce mean-time-to-response. While there, he ran red-blue SOC simulations to map how security teams actually work, translating those insights into product decisions that now help over 10,000 organizations. He later served as Director of Product at Apex AI Security, leading an AI security investigation platform from concept to enterprise deployments and Gartner recognition. His experience spans both large-scale security platforms and AI-first security products. Oren also heads PM101, Israel’s flagship product leadership course, where he teaches how to build practical, explainable AI products that scale in the real world. His teaching experience helps him communicate complex AI concepts to both technical and business audiences.
Pablo Gonzalez (he/him)
Support Engineer turned Software Developer turned Software Architect. Now I bring software engineering best practices to the world of business applications.
Paige Cruz (she/her)
Paige Cruz is a Senior Developer Advocate at Chronosphere passionate about cultivating sustainable on-call practices and bringing folks their aha moment with observability. She started as a software engineer at New Relic before switching to SRE holding the pager for InVision, Lightstep, and Weedmaps. Off-the-clock you can find her spinning yarn, swooning over alpacas, or watching trash TV on Bravo.
Patrick Debois (He/Him)
Once so often it makes sense to repeat the basics: Using the CAMS acronym Patrick Debois will explain how DevSecOps is built upon the core tenets of DevOps, requires the same mindset and approach, and ultimately forms a consistent feedback channel for the business on overcoming yet another bottleneck: security. Coming to a mature DevOps organization near you, sooner rather than later.
Patrick Roserie (he/him)
Patrick Roserie is a husband, father, tinkerer, and cyber security professional that specializes in infrastructure/application security and automation. He has been in the IT Industry for over 10 years, prior to cyber security he was a helpdesk/migration technician.
Paul Hinze
Paul is a Chicago-based software engineer who has been drawn to the boundary between applications and infrastructure for his entire career. At HashiCorp he gets to focus directly on that boundary by working on and around Terraform.