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‘The world is asynchronous’ said Amazon CTO, Werner Vogels at the recent re:Invent keynote. Yaniv Ben Hemo, Co-Founder & CEO at Memphis.dev joins us to shed light on this landmark statement, and how message brokers enable an asynchronous world of applications. He talks about the transition from message queues, to message brokers and the differences between them. He lists challenges around obse...

Everyone needs a helping hand once in a while. Palark is that helping hand for organizations that are just getting stared with cloud-native, or have made progress but are facing roadblocks along the way. Maksim Nabokikh, Platform Architect, Palark, joins us to talk about their unique approach that combines open source tooling and a modern approach to software delivery. Max is a dedicated open sour...

IDEs are a staple of every developer’s toolkit. However, developers spend 5-10 hours per week just configuring resources in their IDE. Gitpod, a cloud development environment (CDE) is out to change this. Listen in as Christian Weichel, CTO, Gitpod, talks about the modern, cloud-first  approach they’re taking with Gitpod. At the push of a button, it takes just 5 seconds to spin up a powerful, highl...

Many software teams spend all their time firefighting issues. Others, have some plan in place, but imagine an ideal world where they can predict and avoid incidents before they happen. incident.io is designed precisely for this strategic approach to incident management. Join us as Chris Evans, CPO, incident.io shares from his insight and experience in incident management. He says you shouldn’t obs...

Oded Ben David, First Developer, Permit.io, joins us this week to talk about authorization – its challenges, and the solution they’ve built to tackle this critical aspect of the cloud. He gives us an overview of OPA, and OPAL and how they’re changing how authorization is managed. He also touches on ReBAC (relationship-based access control), which he believes is the future of authorization.

Kubescape is a wildly popular open source Kubernetes security tool. ARMO, the organization that created Kubescape, is focused on securing Kubernetes clusters and making them compliant. In this episode, we hear from Craig Box, VP of Open Source and Community at ARMO. He takes us back to his days at Google where he got to work on Kubernetes before its GA, and more recently with the Istio project. Th...

Lee Caswell, SVP of Product and Solutions Marketing at Nutanix joins us to talk about the possibilities with multi-cloud, and how Nutanix enables it. He talks about how Nutanix enables organizations to manage all their cloud locations, on-prem and 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. Fe...

In a crowded world of CI/CD, GitOps, Kubernetes, cloud platforms and on-prem, deployments are a nightmare. Octopus Deploy is laser-focused on building the most robust deployment automation solution. Octopus enables you to deploy to the cloud, Kubernetes, on-prem, or anywhere you need to. Listen in as Nikita Dergilev, Senior Product Manager, Octopus Deploy, shares his experience mastering deploymen...

Here’s a question for you – Do you know how many secrets your organization’s tech stack has in total? Most SecOps professionals don’t. They also assume they are safe because they use a vault or a secrets scanner. Itzik Alvas, Co-Founder & CEO of Entro turns these myths on their head and reveals what state-of-the-art secrets management actually looks like. Listen in!

Dan Benjamin, Co-Founder & CEO of Dig Security joins us to talk about the pressing challenges that organizations face around data security. He also shares Dig’s approach to securing your all your organization’s data whether it lives in the cloud, on-prem, SaaS, or endpoint devices.

If you’ve had enough of Kubernetes complexity and are looking for a simpler way to manage cloud or on-prem infrastructure, Cycle.io is the solution for you. Jake Warner, CEO & Founder of Cycle joins us to talk about how he & the company has managed to simplify really complex cloud operations.

Omri Gazitt, Co-founder and CEO at Aserto joins us to talk about authorization, the challenges organizations face, and solutions available today. He dives into OPA, and Topz as open source projects, and how Aserto builds on them to deliver powerful authorization capabilities.

Organizations drift to one of two extremes – Overprovisioning, or under-provisioning resources for their Kubernetes clusters. It’s hard to find the perfect balance between these two challenges. Eli Birger, CTO and Co-Founder of PerfectScale shows us how you can get the best of both worlds – uncompromised resilience, and huge cost savings (as much as 70%).

Chaos engineering was made popular by Neflix’s Simian Army. However, many still don’t practice or benefit from this approach. Benjamin Wilms, CEO, Co-founder, Steadybit, joins us to explain all about chaos engineering and Steadybit’s take on it. Steadybit can bring you a 30% QoQ reduction in downtime – A SRE’s dream come true.

Shahar Azulay, CEO of Groundcover talks in-depth about their eBPF-based Kubernetes monitoring solution that you can get started with in a mere 60 seconds. Gain full visibility into your application stack at much less cost than traditional APM tools.

Taylor Dolezal, Head of Ecosystem, CNCF joins us to talk about all that’s happening in cloud-native from the perspective of vendors, open source projects, and end users. He shares practical advice for anyone affected by the recent layoffs and gets us excited about the upcoming KubeCon Europe.

Organizations are finding their cloud spend going out of control as they scale. Shon Harris, Developer Relations Lead, Spot by NetApp, gives us the lowdown on all that Spot is doing to rein in these expenses. Organizations can then utilize these savings for more strategic initiatives. The best part – it’s virtually free of cost to use Spot. Find out more in this insightful conversation.

Listen in as Shani Shoham, CRO of Kubiya tells us about Kubiya, a cool new AI product that lets you create and manage cloud infrastructure from your Slack chat interface. Think of it as your DevOps assistant that gets things done for you.

Leonid Belkind, Co-founder & CTO at Torq, joins us to talk about security automation and Torq’s unique no-code platform that greatly quickens security. Learn how you can go beyond monitoring to actually remediating security incidents the automated way.

Edidiong Asikpo, Senior Developer Advocate at Ambassador Labs, joins us to talk about the importance of developer environments in Kubernetes-powered organizations. She also gives us an overview of the approach Telepresence takes to developer environments.

Seth Goldhammer, VP of Marketing at Spyderbat, joins us to talk about the importance of runtime security, and what it means in a post-SolarWinds world.

Dave Sudia, Senior Developer Advocate at Ambassador Labs joins us to talk about the CNCF project Emissary and how it handles ingress traffic for Kubernetes systems. Listen for a deep dive into the world of ingress controllers.

amazee.io takes a platform approach to the cloud, enabling cloud-agnostic infrastructure for both startups & enterprises. We’re joined by Franz Karlsberger, CEO of amazee.io, who gives us the scoop on amazee’s unique approach to cloud infrastructure. It is a tool built to make the burden of Ops teams lighter, and to enable Dev teams to move faster.

GitOps is the evolution of DevOps. Yet, many misconceptions remain around it. In this podcast, Leo Murillo defines GitOps, talks about the Open GitOps project, and how the cloud hyperscalers are encouraging adoption of GitOps.

Filip Verloy of Noname Security joins us to talk about API security – the risks, solutions, and latest happenings in the space. From posture management to runtime security to active testing, Verloy gives us all the key details about how you can build & release APIs faster without compromising on security.