AccordionGuy

Congrats on the launch! I’m happy to see OpenZiti in your networking stack alongside Istio. The combo of sandbox-per-agent and MCPs-in-separate-containers is exactly the kind of deployment that benefits from identity-based, zero-listening-port connectivity between components.

If you're up for it, we'd love to have someone from Agyn on Ziti TV (our livestream) to talk about how you're using OpenZiti and what you're building on the agent-infra side. Drop me a line if you're interested — [email protected].

Disclosure: As my email address implies, I work at NetFoundry, which created and sponsors OpenZiti. I’m their Developer Advocate and it’s my job to promote OpenZiti (and especially for AI tools and platforms), but either way, I really like what you're shipping here.

Damn it, I was going to post the same thing!

MS;DR

(Mark Steyn; didn’t read.)

Silly me; I thought they were still a thing. I did some quick searches and found out they dissolved in 2013.

I've never had a problem with carry both an accordion and a knapsack containing my laptops. The accordion I travel with fits handily in just about every aircraft's overhead compartment, which certain simplifies those rare moments when the flight crew gives me static about not checking or gate-checking it.

I agree with the author that getting on the plane early is important. Another good trick is to try and get seats near the rear of the plane, as many (but not all) airlines try to board the plane from the rear seats first. This gives you a better shot at getting space in one of the overhead compartments.

The position is for a developer advocate, so the best thing for me to show is my work along those lines, which is quite well-documented in the Global Nerdy blog. Whether at Tucows, Microsoft, b5media, Shopify and even the consultancy I recently left, my work is shown there.