Last Updated: 2024-09-11

Steven Borrelli

Steven Borrelli is a Solution Architect for Upbound. Prior to that he was a Principal Software Engineer for Mastercard and founder of aster.is and was a core contributor to the open source Mantl.io project. He has held various roles over the past 20+ years, from Unix Systems Engineer to Director of Infrastructure.

Presentations By Steven Borrelli

SLUUG - September 11, 2024

Create a tech-themed image that beautifully blends professionalism and modernism. In the core focus, generate two distinct, non-specific tech professionals standing beside each other with a subtle binary code pattern in the background to reflect their technological brilliance. On top, centrally place a friendly penguin to symbolize Linux. Surround it with symbols like a lock or shield signifying security, a small conference logo, a logo representing a popular version control system, and a small microphone icon near the central figures for speeches. To intertwine these elements, create thin, glowing circuit lines spreading from the central figures and logos, forming a network pattern to reflect the interconnected world of technology. Utilize hues of dark blue, white, with delicate accents of yellow or light orange to convey intellect, trust, and innovation. This image represents the anticipation and richness of an upcoming presentation on Linux, open-source security, and other related themes.

Handling Linux CVEs and Linus Torvalds' Keynote Kubecon 2024

By: Steven Borrelli

Gemini Live & V0 by Vercel

By: Sean Twiehaus

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SLUUG - April 14, 2021

Create a dark-themed futuristic tech interface acting as the background. The palette should be filled with deep blues, blacks, and purples simulating a modern, technological aesthetic. At its center, incorporate a slightly tilted BASH logo. Surround the logo with semi-transparent, holographic-style flowcharts and command trees, representing shell functions, emanating a soft glow. To complement these, scatter smaller neon effect icons. These icons should symbolize terminal prompts, time control via clock symbols, calendar icons (for the day-of-week concept), and server figures. The overall lighting and effects should present a three-dimensional quality, with light flares, reflections, and gentle illumination emanating from the icons and flowchart. The whole design should resonate with the theme of the presentation and highlight the potential of BASH customizations.

COSI, the Common Operating System Interface

By: Steven Borrelli

Creating Your Own Shell Functions

By: James Conroy

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