👋 Hey there! I'm Jonathan and I grew up in the New Orleans suburb of Mandeville but live in the Nashville, TN area now with my wife Allison and our daughter.
I founded a sports website called BleedTechBlue.com reporting on my alma mater, Louisiana Tech, where I completed a Bachelor's degree in Computer Information Systems.
I am now the Director of Infrastructure Engineering and Support for Compassus, a home-based healthcare company based in Brentwood, TN. In this role I lead our efforts in Azure and automation specializing in low-code and PaaS (Platform as a Service) solutions.
To find out more read my About Me.
While the Gulf state of Oman's foreign minister was declaring peace "within reach" and announcing a diplomatic "breakthrough" in the nuclear talks, Iranian negotiators across the table were telling American envoy Steve Witkoff something else entirely: that Iran was sitting on 460 kilograms of uraniu
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Automate third-party patching in Intune with Patch My PC. 1,900+ apps, no infrastructure, full API integration. Cloud-first security that scales.
Before Meraki had usable alerting, we turned to LogicMonitor. It worked—until the licensing changed from per-network to per-device. For Meraki environments, that meant huge cost increases for monitoring we no longer need.
Recently (not so recent anymore), Microsoft broke many of their customers’ production workflows they had built in Power Automate (formerly Flow) using mail arriving into Shared Mailboxes as the trigger (they've since put it back but this is guide is still relevant for other use cases) After mail ha
When I moved to Ruston, LA in September of 2003, I never dreamed I’d live there for 13-plus years — but I did. Did being the operative word. In 2012, I convinced my now wife, Allison, to move from the Washington D.C. metro to this small town in North Louisiana. A place that had grown to be very spe
