
Building a Mac Platform Intelligence System for Release Notes, Security Advisories, and Weekly Digests
Using Feedly, Make, Notion, and Claude to organize Mac admin news into a structured workflow.

Using Feedly, Make, Notion, and Claude to organize Mac admin news into a structured workflow.

An interview with Dan K. Snelson on open source contribution, beta feedback, and building Mac admin tools the community depends on.

A quick dive into P.S.E.U.D.O., a new open-source tool from Kevin White that helps admins and engineers effectively enforce macOS Platform SSO registration, improving Entra ID and Okta device compliance and Conditional Access deployments more reliably.

A personal letter to 2026 about pursuing balance: showing up for family, growing professionally in Mac admin work, rebuilding faith without denial, and staying human in a loud world.

With Jamf officially entering the FedRAMP process through UberEther, federal Mac admins can finally start planning a real path off on-prem, representing a long-awaited modernization path for governmental Apple environments

A Q&A with Neil Martin on Terraform providers, patterns, and how Mac Admins can start managing Jamf Pro as code.
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Somewhere Between a Jamf Policy and a Plan File: My Journey on Learning Terraform as a Mac Admin

Risks, timelines, and a recommended path from legacy profiles to declarative management before the 2026 cutoff following Jamf Pro v.11.22.0

What the rebrand means for Mac Admins—and why it signals a broader shift toward unified, AI-powered IT platforms.

October Learning to go from Click-Ops to Infrastructure as Code — exploring how Terraform, Tart, and Jamf Pro can work together to automate Apple device management, testing, and CI/CD workflows.