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Uri Sarid

Entrepreneur, techie, and (former MuleSoft) CTO

Uri Sarid is an experienced technology entrepreneur, executive, and software product architect with a proven track record of leading high-caliber software engineering teams, driving product vision and innovation, and implementing agile processes for efficient and scalable solutions. He is adept at collaborating with developers, architects, customers, and partners across various levels of technical detail.

Specializing in building robust and scalable consumer and enterprise applications, Ajax and rich web technologies, mobile apps, cloud strategies, RESTful APIs, software security, and more, Uri brings expertise in software team management, agile development, and startup growth strategies. He is known for fostering open, collaborative, balanced, and enjoyable work environments while being well-versed in standards compliance, buy-vs-build decisions, and SmartGrid technologies.

Uri Sarid holds a Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics and Astrophysics from Harvard University and a B.S. in Physics and Mathematics from the University of Arizona. With a diverse professional background, Uri has held key roles such as Chief Architect at Chainlink Labs, Co-founder and Board Member at Otterize, Chief Product Officer at Otterize, CTO at MuleSoft, and VP positions at Barnes & Noble, Loyalize, eMeter Corporation, Aptana, Inc., Accomplice, Inc., Noosh, Inc., and digiGroups. Additionally, he has academic experience as an Assistant Professor of Physics at the University of Notre Dame and as a Postdoctoral Researcher at Stanford University and Lawrence Berkeley Lab.

Uri Sarid emphasizes individual accountability while crediting others for their contributions. His diverse background spanning technology, academia, and entrepreneurship showcases a unique blend of skills and experiences that contribute to his success in the software industry.

Highlights

Sep 12 · linkedin

"Paving roads" was a term we used at MuleSoft to refer to making things easy to do, vs having to take heroic measures to get them done. If you make them easy, many will benefit from them.

For Kubernetes users on AWS (EKS), the built-in VPC CNI now supports network policies, which paves the road to controlling pod-to-pod access without needing a service mesh.

But network policies themselves are still very awkward, so to truly pave that road, and get true segmentation and zero trust, you can simply declare what access each pod needs, and all the network policy work will be done for you: IBAC (intent-based access control) completes the picture.

Check out our quick tutorial:

Aug 19 · linkedin

With the latest Otterize OSS release, it's now just crazy easy to roll out zero trust in Kubernetes with network policies, server by server:

  1. Declare that your existing network traffic pattern is the only authorized pattern;
  2. Declare that the server is protected. Now any unauthorized traffic is blocked.

Repeat for the next server. And the next. "Bite-size Otterize" :-)

See the demo: https://lnkd.in/gjDFK-pK Browse the blog post: https://lnkd.in/gDta3RzP Read the guide: https://lnkd.in/g7TQnhUX #Otterize #Kubernetes #DevOps #ZeroTrust

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