Podcast appearances and mentions of dave tillman

Welcome to the latest episode of the Madcast Podcast with Dave Tillman and Producer Russ. This episode is extra special and a lot of fun, as the long-awaited guest, "The Warden," makes her debut—yes, Russ's wife, Samantha, is finally on the show! Fresh from competing at Iron Bell, Samantha shares her experience at the competition and whether she plans on participating in future events. But that's not all. In this episode, you'll get an inside look at how the Warden and Producer Russ first met, their childhood history, the years they spent apart, and how they rekindled their friendship into the relationship they have today. The Warden opens up about her life after high school, sharing stories and details that have never been discussed publicly before. Expect some fun anecdotes, insights into how Russ is a hopeless romantic, and the answer to a burning question: Did Producer Russ actually give the Warden a promise ring? If you know Russ, you might already have a guess, but tune in to find out the truth! Don't miss this entertaining episode, and remember to visit InTheCrew512.com to save 15% with the coupon code MADCAST at checkout. Enjoy the show with none other than Samantha, aka "The Warden!"

Welcome to another episode of the Madcast Podcast with your host, Dave Tillman. Today, we have a special guest joining us all the way from across the pond, the one and only Reese Hobson!  Reese is not just your average athlete; he's a force to be reckoned with, especially in this year's CrossFit Games Open. But hey, we're not just here to talk about his athletic prowess; we're diving into the juicy bits, like food, his experiences here in America, his fitness journey, and of course, music and movies.  But hold on to your seats, folks, because we're also getting real about our favorite curse words. It's about to get wild.  And hey, before we dive in, don't forget to check out our new ambassador sponsorship with In The Crew 512. Get yourself a slick hat using discount code MADCAST at checkout to save a cool 15%.  Now, sit back, relax, and enjoy this episode as we get to know the one and only Reese Hobson. Let's get into it! https://inthecrew512.com/

MADcast podcast Episode 1. Every story has a begining. Dave Tillman has over 2 decades of coaching experience. This podcast will highlight one of Daves "MAD" athletes and learn about their experiences in health and fitness. Along with great stories about Dave and his athletes. Sit back, relax and get ready to be inspired. Email us your suggested topics or questions at, madcastpodcast2222@gmail.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tillman gyms in Austin- CrossFit Cedar Park www.crossfitcp.com 512-331-0992 Tillman Fitness Training at 2222 www.tillmanfitnesstraining.com 512-669-5222 MAD Athletes www.madathletes.com 512-331-0992 Tillman Physical Therapy & Sports Training Center, Inc. www.tillmantherapy.com 512-331-6200 Instagram - madathletes Facebook - CrossFitCedarPark Twitter - crossfitcp --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Steeltoe project has solid support for enabling .NET applications to leverage centralized configuration in their architecture.In this episode, Christos chats with David Dieruf and Dave Tillman from the Steeltoe team about some of the benefits of using centralized configuration and how to light up that capability with Steeltoe.[02:00] - What does the Steeltoe project enable?[04:35] - What are the benefits of centralized configuration?[08:32] - Setting up a config server[14:25] - Using the config server in ASP.NET Core[25:39] - How can we secure these configuration values?[27:30] - How we can ensure HA with the config server?[29:46] - Deeper dive into the benefits Useful LinksSteeltoe docs.NET Microservices: Architecture for Containerized .NET ApplicationsA Journey into .NET Microservices with Steeltoe.NET Microservices: Architecture for Containerized .NET Applications

The Steeltoe project has solid support for enabling .NET applications to leverage centralized configuration in their architecture.In this episode, Christos chats with David Dieruf and Dave Tillman from the Steeltoe team about some of the benefits of using centralized configuration and how to light up that capability with Steeltoe.[02:00] - What does the Steeltoe project enable?[04:35] - What are the benefits of centralized configuration?[08:32] - Setting up a config server[14:25] - Using the config server in ASP.NET Core[25:39] - How can we secure these configuration values?[27:30] - How we can ensure HA with the config server?[29:46] - Deeper dive into the benefits Useful LinksSteeltoe docs.NET Microservices: Architecture for Containerized .NET ApplicationsA Journey into .NET Microservices with Steeltoe.NET Microservices: Architecture for Containerized .NET Applications

For episode 65 we invite Dave Tillman to join the podcast and discuss service automation and how Service Channel's new partnership with Ecofit can explore a whole new level of customer support. What's going to separate the guru genius brands from others, execution engines. Collection of data, enterprise platforms, automation (AI) and human capital will be key differentiators.  Listen in as David shares the experiences that other industries have implemented and how it has created efficient operations and reduce costs for their businesses. Along with IOT providing data for owners to better manage their customer experience.

Don't look now, but .NET is in the midst of a renaissance. It started with Microsoft's embrace of open source and continues thanks to Steeltoe, an open source project that helps .NET developers implement common cloud-native patterns like service discovery, shared configuration, and circuit breaker. Steeltoe 1.1, released in mid-September 2017, includes a number of new capabilities that are sure to please .NET developers building microservices application. Pivotal's Zach Brown and Dave Tillman join Jeff and Dormain to dig into the details.

Don't look now, but .NET is in the midst of a renaissance. It started with Microsoft's embrace of open source and continues thanks to Steeltoe, an open source project that helps .NET developers implement common cloud-native patterns like service discovery, shared configuration, and circuit breaker. Steeltoe 1.1, released in mid-September 2017, includes a number of new capabilities that are sure to please .NET developers building microservices application. Pivotal's Zach Brown and Dave Tillman join Jeff and Dormain to dig into the details.