Workbrew

It’s time to say goodbye to maintaining brittle glue code, telling engineering “no”, or just hoping nothing breaks. Satisfy your security and compliance needs, and empower your developer teams with their favored tools. Meet Workbrew, now in Public Beta.

We're thrilled to announce our ?? with Fleet Device Management ?? -- our new integration enables centralized visibility, vulnerability detection, and policy enforcement. IT teams can now confidently manage packages and devices without compromising security or compliance.

TechCrunch just covered how Workbrew is transforming Homebrew for enterprise environments. We're grateful for the spotlight and excited to share what we're building.?

Workbrew aligns the needs of developers and security teams. Now you can deploy `brew` with real-time vulnerability scanning, license visibility, and CVE alerts. Say hello to Workbrew 1.0

Come join us at?Workbrew?– we’re building the software delivery platform for companies on top of?Homebrew, the massively popular Open Source package manager. We are remote-first and can hire (almost) anywhere. Please feel free to share these opportunities widely if you know folks that might be interested. Work at Workbrew https://lnkd.in/dEDhCCMJ Technical Account Manager:?https://lnkd.in/djYtiuHN Developer Advocate, IT & Security:?https://lnkd.in/dKUwaDam Remote Workplace Manager:?https://lnkd.in/dAVxUeTq

Attending Jamf's #JNUC this year? Join us for a Workbrew Happy Hour at the iconic 6th and Peabody in Nashville on Oct. 1st. We'd love to see you there. RSVP by Sept. 30th to save your spot. https://lnkd.in/e9M5u2ks

Workbrew’s latest blog breaks down how you can streamline Homebrew installations with minimal intervention. Learn how Workbrew's zero-touch provisioning makes deploying Homebrew via MDM easier than ever.

In our latest blog post, we delve into patterns we've seen enterprises use with Homebrew, and the myriad issues faced when using Homebrew at scale. Workbrew's CEO John Britton walks through solutions that balance the needs of IT, Engineering, and Security.

Nice write-up of an interview (link in replies) I did with Chris talking about the history of Homebrew and how and why I ended up cofounding Workbrew. Proudest part: > In short, if I meet a developer using a Mac, I can almost guarantee they’re using Homebrew. That’s how widespread it is. Even if you’re not a developer, I recommend it as the best (if not only) option on macOS to keep a wide variety of applications from disparate sources maintained. Cringiest part: > I asked Mike what it’s like maintaining one of the largest open-source projects largely in your spare time in the northern extremities of Europe.?“Over here, tech’s not nearly as big as it is in the US, but I had a young lad come up to me in the gym today and say, ‘Oh, are you the Homebrew guy? I can’t believe a tech celebrity goes to my gym!’ As a Scot, it made me cringe a bit, public recognition and compliments are rare here,” he replied.?

There's a clear trend among early Workbrew customers: many are operating in highly regulated industries like finance, insurance, and healthcare. Join me for "Homebrew for Regulated Industries" to explore the unique challenges of staying compliant with regulation. ?? Online (via Zoom) ?? 24 July 2024 ?? 9AM PDT / 12PM EDT / 5PM BST Register: https://lnkd.in/dUM6DSyB