Essays

• Space Advocacy
• Preparing a Virtual Conference Talk
• On My Way To Space
• A tale about a Legacy Applications and Infrastructure as Code
• Visiting the Duga-1 Radar in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone
• My Path to Site Reliability Management
• Magic Mail from David Copperfield
• Flash Cards for Site Reliability Engineers
• IP over Web-avian Carriers
• The Machine That Hires Me
• How To Write A Tiny Shell In C
• UNIX-like processes and the imaginary disco ball
• About Shell And Echo
• Replying To Domain Abuse Mail
• A Concurrency-safe, Iterable Binary Search Tree
• Go Contain Me
• IPv6 Workshop
• Looping AIs (Siri, Alexa, Google Home)
• Building an encrypted travel wifi router

Bio

Dan Lüdtke is an engineering manager based in California. He served his country, worked as IT security consultant, wrote a book about IPv6, built an autonomous system from scratch and dreams of space travel. On his day job Dan leads Site Reliability Engineering teams at Google Stadia. He has been awarded the noble title Duke of Principality of Sealand in exchange for a domain name. Dan's one time attempt at making art went viral. Find him online on Twitter, Linkedin, YouTube and Github.

Talks

• Implementing Distributed Consensus
  Virtual SREcon20 Americas; Dec 2020
• Implementing Distributed Consensus (Workshop)
  SREcon19 EMEA, Dublin, Ireland; Oct 2019
• Magic Mail
  Write The Docs, Prague, Czech Republic; Sep 2019
  
• Implementing Distributed Consensus
  SREcon19 Asia/Pacific, Singapore; Jun 2019
• IP over Web-Avian Carriers (IPoWAC)
  35C3, Leipzig, Germany; Dec 2018
• Implementing Distributed Consensus
  Site Reliability Engineering Meetup, Munich, Germany; Dec 2018
• How we un-scattered our DNS setup and unlocked new automation options
  SREcon18 Europe, Düsseldorf, Germany; Aug 2018
• SREMUC Launch Event and SREcon18 Americas Recap
  Site Reliability Engineering Meetup, Munich, Germany; May 2018
• Human-friendly DNS powered by Golang
  Gophers Meetup, Munich, Germany; Aug 2017
• Design Jam, Holo Lense Prototype “QRreconstruct”
  Design Jam Meetup, Munich, Germany; Apr 2017
• 3 mistakes IoT developers should avoid
  Founder Meetup, Munich, Germany; Mar 2016
• Can Deep Learning improve my product idea?
  Founder Meetup, Munich, Germany; Mar 2016
• Founder Institute Survival Guide
  Founder Meetup, Munich, Germany; Mar 2016
• sixfw - thinking ipv6 first
  32C3, Hamburg, Germany; Dec 2015
• ratools 2014 field test
  V6 World Congress, Paris, France; Mar 2015
• ratools and NAT64 on the 31C3 congress network
  31C3, Hamburg, Germany; Dec 2014
• Introducing ratools for Linux
  IPv6-Kongress, Frankfurt (Main), Germany; May 2014
• The Lanyard Filesystem
  29C3, Hamburg, Germany; Dec 2012
• IPv6 an der UniBwM (German)
  IPv6-Kongress, Frankfurt (Main), Germany; May 2012
• SSL/TLS and the BEAST attack
  UniBw, Munich, Germany; Apr 2012
• Oops! Webshop Hacking
  UniBw, Munich, Germany; Jan 2012