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ActiveState has been working on managing open source dependencies and builds for over 20 years. They take an 'SBOM-first' approach, generating Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) first before building applications, providing visibility into dependencies. Active State's platform can discover open source components used across an organization, prioritize vulnerabilities, and provide intelligent reme...

Florian Forster, CEO & Co-Founder, Zitadel, joins us in this episode to discuss the challenges of authentication in cloud-native and Kubernetes environments, such as managing token expiration, revocation, and scalability. Forster highlights some common anti-patterns in authentication, like cramming too much data into access tokens and running expensive operations against the identity infrastru...

Vasil Kaftandzhiev and Pete Wall of Grafana Labs join us today to talk about all things Kubernetes observability. Grafana aims to make observability easy by providing tools to get started easily, blend Kubernetes best practices with Grafana Cloud features, and build custom dashboards for precise Kubernetes needs. Grafana offers integrations with various databases, services, and tools out-of-the-bo...

Rotem Tamir, CTO, Ariga, joins us today to talk about Atlas, a database-schema-as-code tool that takes a declarative approach to managing database schemas. It enables developers to define the desired state of the schema, and Atlas then handles the planning, verification, and deployment of changes. This way, changes to the schema are automatically planned, verified, and deployed through a GitHub ac...

SLOs are metrics that specify measurable performance goals for a service. Brian Singer, Co-Founder/Chief Product Officer, Nobl9, joins us to talk about all things SLOs. Nobl9 sits on top of existing telemetry data (logs, metrics, traces) and makes it easy to define, manage, and use SLOs within an organization. Tune in to find out how Nobl9 shows you which services have run out of error budget, ale...

Alois Reitbauer, Chief Technology Strategist at Dynatrace joins us to talk about his 17-year journey at Dynatrace, from being employee #30 to the company's growth to around 5,000 employees. He describes 3 types of AI: predictive AI for anomaly detection, causal AI for root cause analysis, and generative AI for automation and remediation. He highlights Dynatrace's focus on different user roles, inc...

Rackspace has been around for 25 years and has evolved from managed hosting to cloud services like OpenStack and Kubernetes. Today, Rackspace offers a managed Kubernetes platform that provides initial setup, architecture guidance, operations, and optional transfer of ownership to the customer. They see Kubernetes and OpenStack as complementary technologies, with OpenStack providing native multi-te...

Itiel Shwartz, Co-Founder & CTO, Komodor, joins us to talk about the product they are building that simplifies Kubernetes for Dev & Ops teams. It caters to both experienced and novice users. Their KlaudiaAI feature is able to quickly pull insights on why deployments fail, which security certificates need attention and a lot more. Listen in to see what an innovative Kubernetes management pl...

The problem with traditional load testing is that it's often done in staging environments, or in production simulations. That yields inaccurate results, and springs surprises later. Artillery offers the ability to load test in actual production environments. They do this in a safe, scalable, and cloud-native way. Hassy Veldstra - Founder & CEO, Artillery, joins us to talk about the open source...

WireGuard is a popular open source VPN tunnel solution. It has done much to improve traditional VPNs. Netmaker builds on top of this foundation to bring state-of-the-art zero-trust capabilities to VPN. For any business that needs remote access to resources for its people, devices, and software, VPN is not outdated, but very much alive and well with the innovative approach Netmaker takes.

Jay Khatri, Co-founder, CEO at Highlight.io joins us to talk about monitoring in a cloud-native world. As infrastructure gets abstracted away, application code has become the "new" foundation for monitoring. Highlight.io delivers a cohesive view of your application monitoring data that's easy to setup, and powerful at scale.

Lee Caswell, SVP of Product & Solutions at Nutanix joins us to talk about the possibilities with multicloud, and how Nutanix enables it. He talks about how Nutanix enables organizations to manage all their cloud locations, on-prem & edge from a single pane of glass. Nutanix's move tool lets you move apps from one location to another without having to refactor or rearchitect them. Features...

Ramiro Berrelleza, Founder and CEO at Okteto, joins us to talk about what's new at their startup. Their focus is still on enabling deployment velocity. They do this in a variety of ways such as enabling completely remote deployments, reducing container build times with smart builds, giving developers real-time feedback on test results, and deep insights into developer productivity. Berrelleza also...

S3 is the oldest and one-of the most widely-used cloud services of AWS. Yet, it can be cumbersome to scale, and secure. Cloudian is able to bring all the power and capabilities of S3 to your on-premise infrastructure. Glenn Haley, Head of Product at Cloudian joins us with the scoop about why S3 is essential for AI/ML workloads today, and how Cloudian is innovating in the space.

Penetration testing is notorious for being a very manual, labor-intensive effort. At the same time the cloud stack has only become more complex. Traditional penetration testing that relies on human talent is now outdated. Beagle Security is out to bring automation and intelligence to this space. Tune in to hear what Rejah Rehim, Co-Founder and CTO at Beagle Security, has to say about all of this.

Data has always been fundamental to how large organizations function on a day-to-day basis. However, much of data engineering is wasted on over-provisioned resources, legacy data stores, and overly complex queries. Chaos Genius has built a Data FinOps solutions that sits on top of Snowflake and Databricks to optimize them for cost and performance. Preeti Shrimal, Founder and CEO at Chaos Genius gi...

Application security sometimes feels like a game of tug of war between developers and the security team. However, it need not be that way. Chris Lendsey of Mend.io talks about the need for a security champion in every organization. He also demos Mend's product that meets developer where they're at - GitHub - and centralizes all AppSec monitoring for SecOps teams.

Redis is aging, as is its single-threaded model to in-memory databases. It's time for more powerful, and performant multi-threaded alternatives - and that's exactly what DragonflyDB is. It's a drop-in replacement for Redis. Ari Shotland, VP of Engineering, Dragonfly, joins us to demo their solution, and give us the low down on all things in-memory databases.

In this episode Matthew LeRay, Co-founder CTO, Speedscale, joins us to talk about their approach to platform engineering. Speedscale does environment replication that simulates actual production environments without affecting performance. It gives you superpowers to go back in time and simulate traffic patterns accurately. You can spot bottlenecks, and drill down to the exact issue with precision....

Devtron simplifies software operations for both Dev & Ops teams. Serial entrepreneur Rajesh Razdan, Co-Founder at Devtron, joins us to talk about developer productivity challenges, and how his team solves them. He also opines on the importance of open source, and India's burgeoning tech startup space. 

Alex Oliver, Co-founder and CPO at Cerbos, joins us a second time to talk about what's new with Cerbos as their product hit GA recently. He comments on best practices to manage policies at scale, standardization in the authorization ecosystem, and his learnings as an entrepreneur launching a new product. You don't want to miss all the insights about authorization in this episode.

OpenLogic provides end-to-end support for OSS projects and LTS for discontinued ones. Every organization uses and depends on open source. However, with the ever changing open source landscape, tools get discontinued, don’t work with each other, and can wreak havoc. OpenLogic has seen it all with open source, and can help get your OSS projects on the right track. Whether it’s LTS for CentOS, Angula...

James Cabe, Director of Architecture Global Alliances at ZPE Systems, joins us for a fascinating conversation about how the worlds of software and hardware can be blended for powerful use cases. He talks about the idea of a resilience system for data centers and edge devices that ensures availability no matter what. Imagine running a data center without even touching it – that’s what Nodegrid make...

Filip Verloy, Field CTO EMEA & APJ, Rubrik joins us to discuss the biggest threats to data security. He calls out ransomware 2.0, data exfiltration, and the leaking of credentials as the top threats facing data security. Rubrik is a platform that gives you all you need stay secure against these threats, including an AI bot named Ruby.

While the cloud makes it easy to run applications at scale, it comes with unique challenges that are different from on-premises infrastructure. Nicolas Ehrman, Product Marketing Manager at Wiz, joins us to talk about what’s new with container and Kubernetes security. He gives us an interesting tour of Wiz’s solution to these challenges.