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DevOps Chat

“DevOps Chats” by Techstrong Group, the force behind industry-leading platforms like DevOps.com, Cloud Native Now, Security Boulevard, Techstrong.ai, DigitalCxO, and Techstrong.TV, is your premier destination for all things DevOps. Hosted by industry veterans Alan Shimel and Mitchell Ashley, this podcast series delves deep into the world of DevOps, bringing you the latest trends, innovative strategies, and insightful discussions that matter.

Each episode of “DevOps Chat” is a journey through the evolving landscape of DevOps, featuring interviews with thought leaders, practitioners, and change-makers who are shaping the future of technology. Whether you’re a developer, operations professional, IT leader, or tech enthusiast, Alan and Mitchell ensure you stay informed, engaged, and ahead of the curve.

From continuous integration and delivery to cloud-native development and cybersecurity, “DevOps Chat” covers the spectrum, offering valuable lessons, expert advice, and engaging stories. Tune in to explore how DevOps principles and practices are transforming the tech industry, driving efficiency, enhancing security, and fostering innovation.

Join us at “DevOps Chat” for your regular dose of DevOps insights, inspiration, and community. It’s not just a podcast; it’s your gateway to the forefront of the DevOps movement. Subscribe now and be part of the conversation that’s setting the pace for the future of technology.

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Latest Episodes:

Holistic Kubernetes and Cloud-Native App Security, StackRox Oct 03, 2019

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More than ever, application security is a top priority. Beyond secure coding practices, a holistic app security strategy addresses the full application and infrastructure stack. This includes containers, microservices, orchestration, infrastructure software, and the cloud. Bolting on the next security tool may not be the answer. Kamal Shah, StackRox CEO, joins us on this episode of DevOps Chats, diving into the need for a systemic security approach across the lifecycle of cloud-native, even "Kubenative", applications. We explore how Kubernetes and cloud-native apps bring access to rich configuration information, usage visibility, runtime context, inherent security controls, and compliance. It's a fascinating conversation that will open up new paths to secure Kubernetes and cloud-native applications.

Cockroach Labs Mission to Scale Data w/0 Complexity Receives More Funding Oct 02, 2019

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Cockroach Labs the folks behind CockroachDB recently announced another round of funding as they continue their mission to allow you to scale your data without complexity. We spoke with CEO Spencer Kimball about their plans and how Cockroach Labs shall inherit the DB world

Phoenix OSS Brings Web Framework to Elixir and Erlang, DockYard Oct 01, 2019

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Stateless application architecture is the current de facto approach, right? Not necessarily. Stateful applications communicating over TCP sockets can and are successfully built even in today’s age of cloud-native applications. Our guest on this episode of DevOps Chat is Chris McCord, creator of the Phoenix open source software, and architectural engineer at DockYard. Chris came up as a developer using PHP, Java, and Ruby. When he learned that WhatsApp was built using Elixir, running on the Erlang VMs, Chris was intrigued. What’s needed is a developer-friendly web framework for creating web and mobile applications. Chris started the development of the Phoenix Framework in 2011 and saw adoption pick up in 2014/15. Fast forward to today, Chris is an integral part of a vibrant community of developers using Phoenix to create web-oriented, mobile, embedded, and real-time applications that can support large transaction server volumes with less code. Join us as we talk with Chris McCord about Phoenix, why he created the opensource project which today expands into Phoenix LiveView, and the PhoenixFrenzy developer challenge (winners to be select in early-to-mid October.)You can find more information about Phoenix and the PhoenixFrenzy at the following links: * Phoenix Phrenzy: https://dockyard.com/press/releases/2019/07/22/dockyard-to-launch-phoenix-phrenzy-contest * Chris' presentation at ElixirConf: https://dockyard.com/blog/2019/09/06/whats-new-and-next-for-phoenix-liveview

The Value of Interactive Application Security Testing, Synopsys Sep 25, 2019

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As the velocity of software creation, testing, and deployment increase rapidly, security at the app level is gaining ever more scrutiny. Code vulnerability scanners, automated security test tools, test libraries for containers are just a few of the security testing approaches broadly in use. Many of these approaches fall under a DAST (dynamic application security testing) or SAST (static application security testing.) As velocity increases, so does that amount of code we're creating, placing even great importance on testing, test automation, and application security testing. Creator of Seeker IAST (Interactive Application Security Testing), Ofer Maor, Director of Solutions Management at Synopsys, joins DevOps Chat. We talk about the value of IAST, maximizing testing automation, integration of testing technologies into the workflow, security testing built into containers, application security testing orchestration, and more.

Extracting Value Stream Management From DevOps, UrbanCode Sep 24, 2019

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Value Stream Management (VSM) is a term we hear with higher frequency. DevOps, Agile, Lean, and contemporary application development are very dynamic. These rapid, dynamic approaches can make the software development process opaque to the broader organization. It’s early in this part of the market, but it’s born out the need for quantifying the business value coming from our investments in software development. Steve Boone, Head of Product Management at HCL UrbanCode, joins us on this episode of DevOps Chat to talk about the state of this emerging market. Steve shares valuable insights about how organizations are working together, where DevOps and Agile are making a measurable difference, and what management can do to provide teams with tools to manage their VSM.

Database for Cloud-Native Apps at Speed And Scale, memSQL Sep 23, 2019

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Data and database technologies are experiencing disruption. The volume of data collected is exploding, creating new potential for disruptive services and new companies. Data is distributed across locations in the cloud and the data center. Also, cloud technologies bring a plethora of database types, distribution options, analytics capabilities, and AI/ML processing. Any company not leveraging data to the benefit of its customers and business are just asking to be the next victim of disruption. Nikita Shamgunov, memSQL Co-CEO / Co-Founder, joins DevOps Chat to discuss how these disruptive factors changed how containerized and cloud-native applications approach data collection and storage. Speed, high volume data collection, distributed design, and scale are all challenges Nikita sees as vital for cloud-native applications of today and the future.

Red Hat Developer Experience in the IBM Era, Brad Micklea Sep 13, 2019

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Red Hat Linux is a staple of most enterprise IT organization's software diets. Developers and IT leaders all over the world took notice when IBM acquired Red Hat. Will IBM Red Hat change? Will Red Hat continue to operate as it does today or will it be subsumed and disappear into some IBM business unit? Will IBM Red Hat still contribute to projects and tools like Kubernetes, JBoss, Fuse, OpenJDK, Eclipse IDE, and many others (https://redhatofficial.github.io/#!/main)? All are important questions. Brad Micklea, Lead of the Developer Program and Tools at IBM, joins DevOps Chat to talk about the future of Red Hat as part of IBM. Brad sends a strong message that Red Hat will remain focused on the developer community and tools for Linux, Kubernetes, Java, DevOps, and others. Join us as we talk with Brad about the future of Red Hat, DevOps, and open source developer tools.

Splunk Moves Into Microservices/Service Mesh Tracing, Omnition Sep 12, 2019

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Swiftly after announcing their acquisition of SignalFx, Splunk vaults into microservices tracing by announcing its intention to acquire Omnition. Tech companies are rapidly making acquisitions to strengthen their position in the DevOps and contemporary cloud-native software stack. Rick Fitz, SVP and GM of Splunk's IT Markets Group, joins DevOps Chat to share with us the drivers behind Splunk's move into microservices and service mesh tracing. Information about Omnition is in short supply as Omnition's been in stealth, racing to develop a product to address the observability needs of DevOps teams. Omnition has received some notice through its contributions to OpenCensus open source, now being merged into OpenTracing. In addition to this episode of DevOps Chat, check out Mike Vizard's article about the Omnition announcement at https://devops.com/splunk-adds-omnition-to-devops-portfolio/.

CI/CD Scalability Lessons - Startup to Enterprise, CircleCI Aug 26, 2019

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The software development tool needs of a 2-3 person team can be much different than those of a large enterprise. CI/CD is a common approach nearly all software teams establish. But what needs of a larger software organization to you adopt early on and which simply adds more complexity than benefit? Rob Zuber, CTO of CircleCI, began tackling this problem in the mobile space and then moved to CircleCI to help create what is now a well established SaaS-based CI/CD offering to software teams of all sizes. Join us on this episode of DevOps Chat and take away some valuable CI/CD lessons for your organization.

DevOps and Value Stream Management in the Large Enterprise, Plutora Aug 22, 2019

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Doing anything at enterprise scale call brings with it a whole new set of requirements. With potentially thousands of requirements across hundreds of applications and releases, it can be a daunting challenge to pull together all the DevOps activities across a large enterprise. This has given rise to the new term Value Stream Management (VSM.) Like Salesforce for managing the sales pipeline, Value Stream Management is about IT seeing across all its initiatives, teams and projects. Are high-value requirements making it into production systems? Is DevOps making the expected impact at enterprise scale? Are VSM tools well integrated into the DevOps toolchain or are teams slowed by extra or unnecessary work. You must keep a handle on it all but we don't want the medicine to be worse than the disease. In this episode of DevOps Chat, we explore VSM with our guest Bob Davis, CMO at Plutora. Plutora tackles the VSM challenge at some of the largest banks, financial institutions, telecom and mobile carriers, insurance, hotels, and Internet technology companies.

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