Episode 274: Greg Neagle On Signed Binaries And The Future Of Munki

Munki was released in 2009. The past decade-plus has seen MDM first introduced, then become almost a requirement to manage fleets of devices, changes in how we build daemons, develop tools, secure computers, and sign/compile binaries. That last piece could be a little tricky for the future of any custom software. It’s fitting that Ventura Blvd isn’t far from where Greg works, ‘cause in this episode we’ll look at the changes in Ventura and what they mean for Munki – as well as what they could mean for the future of the Munki project.

Hosts:

Tom Bridge, Principal Product Manager, JumpCloud – @tbridge777
Marcus Ransom, Senior Sales Engineer, Jamf – @marcusransom
Charles Edge, CTO, Bootstrappers.mn – @cedge318

Guest

Greg Neagle – @gregneagle

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