Zesty Tech Ltd

theCronJob

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A podcast for engineers building and operating modern infrastructure. Powered by Zesty. Hosted by Omer Hamerman and Mark Serdze, The Cron Job explores Kubernetes quirks, cost optimization strategies, scaling, reliability, and the art of keeping things from catching fire in production, all while unpacking the deeper DevOps questions around ownership, automation, and the tradeoffs behind every engineering decision. Tune in for real-world stories, sharp insights, and the occasional infrastructure epiphany.

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Último episódio

29 de jun de 2026

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Episode 2: Will AI Kill DevOps? 11.08.2025

Can AI render the DevOps role obsolete, or is it the ultimate augmentation tool? In Episode 2 of theCronJob , hosts Omer Hamerman and Mark Serdze put the provocative question ‘Will AI Kill DevOps?’ under the microscope. Expect a deep dive into how machine learning, generative AI, and automation are reshaping pipelines, troubleshooting, and observability, not by replacing engineers, but by transfor...

Episode 1: DevOps Horror Story of the Week 04.08.2025

Enjoy living DevOps nightmares? Tune into theCronJob ’s first episode, DevOps Horror Story of the Week , where Omer Hamerman and Mark Serdze unravel a real production disaster—laced with Kubernetes quirks, runaway costs, and reliability gone rogue. Brace yourself: this is DevOps served straight from the chaos.

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