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“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:

Data Protection - An Enteprise IT Necessity in the Cloud, Druva Aug 19, 2019

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As any CIO knows, a data management architecture is essential to caring for one of the organization's most valuable assets: data. Data management sounds simple but it's not. Backup and recovery, disaster recovery, data retention, governance, e-discovery... all are parts of any effective data protection strategy. As businesses move and grow their presence in the cloud, the same capabilities apply in this very dynamic and elastic environment. Recently, Druva received another investment round of $130m led by Viking Global. Mike Palmer, Druva Chief Product Officer, joins us on this episode of DevOps Chat where we talk about Druva's planned use of those funds, and Druva's approach to providing a SaaS-based data protection platform.

Cisco DevNet - DevOps and the Programmable Network, Susie Wee Aug 09, 2019

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Network technology has undergone its own transformation in parallel with cloud infrastructure, how we create software, and the adoption of DevOps. SDN, NFV, virtual network appliances, and an ever-expanding suite of APIs making network and security technologies much more accessible to developers. Network engineers' worlds are rapidly changing too. From highly skilled to associate-level, all network engineers are faced with building up a new and necessary skill: software development. Learning software dev can be a daunting, even intimidating proposition even for someone already skilled in the network engineer domain. So, how do we lift up the community of network engineers and help them build their development chops? How can software and DevOps engineers easily get access to all the programmatic interfaces that configure, manage and control the network? These questions and more we explore with Susie Wee, Founder, Senior Vice President, and CTO of Cisco DevNet. DevNet is an online resource full of information for app developers, infrastructure developers, and network and DevOps engineers. On DevNet you'll find training (Python, API, and more), sandboxes for experimentation, code exchanges (including GitHub), CI/CD, and new Cisco certifications for software. Check out DevNet at https://developer.cisco.com.

Preview - Top 5 AWS Security Mistakes to Avoid Losing Data, DisruptOps Aug 05, 2019

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It's easy to forget not everyone started their move to the cloud eight or even ten years ago. Early adopters have a wealth of experiences that can benefit newcomers and experienced teams alike. A preview to August 14th's webinar "Top 5 AWS Security Mistakes and How to Stop Them Before You Lose Data", DisruptOps CEO Mike Rothman joins us on DevOps Chat. In this episode, we reflect on learnings and knowledge Mike and co-founder Rich Mogul incorporated into their product DisruptOps Guardrails. Be sure to register for the Aug. 14th webinar at https://webinars.devops.com/top-5-aws-security-mistakes-and-how-to-stop-them-before-you-lose-data.

Operators for Kubernetes Aug 02, 2019

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In a world where our apps are stitched together from a various building blocks, why wouldn't we do the same with Kubernetes? Operators make this possible. We spoke with Rob Szumski of IBM RedHat OpenShift team about the groundbreaking work he and the OpenShift team have been doing with bringing an entire library/repo of Operators for Kubernetes that will make it easier and faster to deploy and use Kubernetes. Low code/no code is the wave and now you can ride it with Kubernetes too. Have a listen.

Armory Raises $28m to Bring Spinnaker to the Enterprise Aug 01, 2019

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The tribe at Armory (https://armory.io) announced their $28m series B funding, led by Insight Partners. Armory enables continuous software delivery at enterprise scale, powered by Spinnaker. That is a crisp mission statement, but beyond that Armory is bringing the open source Spinnaker to the enterprise market. As such they are also helping the entire Spinnaker community and as part of this the entire CD market. They are members of the CD Foundation, part of the Linux Foundation as well. I had a chance to catch up with their founder/CEO, DROdio and VP of marketing, Carl Landers to talk about Spinnaker, CD and the state of software delivery. BTW, if you are interested in learning more about Spinnaker and will be in San Diego for CloudNative.com/KubeCon, the Spinnaker Summit is the weekend before. The Armory folks have been nice enough to arrange a 20% discount if you would like to go: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/spinnaker-summit-2019-tickets-57895274324?discount=ARMORYAUGUST20 The code for discount is ARMORYAUGUST20. Also you can join the Spinnaker slack channel at: http://join.Spinnaker.io i

Akamai Financial Services Attack Economy Report with Martin McKeay Jul 31, 2019

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Martin McKeay, a cybersecurity veteran, joins us to review Akamai's latest State of The Internet report (SOTI). This SOTI edition, dubbed Financial Services Attack Economy, highlights the vast array of cyber attacks targeted at the financial systems ecosystem over the past 18 months. Martin highlight from the report includes readily available lists of compromised user IDs and passwords, stuffing attacks, low cost or free All-In-One (AIO) attack tools, and the characteristics of phishing attacks against enterprises versus financial institutions. And more. Join us on this episode of DevOps Chat with Martin McKeay, Editorial Director, Akamai. The full report is available at www.akamai.com/soti/

A CISO's Quest For Better Security, Michael Coates, Altitude Networks Jul 19, 2019

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Michael Coates is on a mission, a journey, an unassailable quest. You don't come away from senior security leadership roles at Twitter and Mozilla without some real-world lessons of how to improve cybersecurity. Those lessons inspired our guest Michael Coates, former Twitter CISO, to co-found his new startup Altitude Networks. While we don't yet know all the details about Altitude Networks, we know Michael is addressing the protection of data when using cloud collaboration software like Google Drive, Box, Dropbox, Office 365 and other online collaboration services. Michael shares with us the lessons he learned from security roles at Twitter and Mozilla is applying at Altitude Networks. Security products need to be designed to solve problems and alleviate work, not make work. And security needs to enable end-users to get their work done and not interrupt them with confusing popups, options, and decisions most end users won't understand. Join us on this episode of DevOps Chat to get the latest on Michael Coates and his new company Altitude Networks. You can sign up for Michael's new newsletter at https://hubs.ly/H0jvMBN0 .

Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Management For DevOps, CloudBolt Jul 16, 2019

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Agile, DevOps, multiple cloud providers, serverless, contemporary cloud native apps, shadow IT using a credit card…it can be daunting for any IT organization to be responsive to the internal customer needs. It’s even tougher to be proactive and get ahead of the curve. Enter Cloud Management Platforms (CMP). On this episode of DevOps Chat, we talk with Bernard Sanders (no, not the presidential candidate), CTO of CloudBolt. Our conversation explores how IT can use a CMP to provide the IT and self-service capabilities so DevOps and Agile teams won’t feel the pain and slowdown of IT past. Learn more about CloudBolt’s products at www.cloudbolt.io.

Container Security in an Open Source World, Qualys Jul 09, 2019

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Should we secure containers? How do we secure containers? How do we secure serverless computing architectured apps? With code repositories growing rapidly with each container we create, our guest John Kinsella, VP of Engineering - Container Security at Qualys, has some sage advice for securing containers. Containers are not intended to isolate code from security vulnerabilities, containers are designed for packaging and use. Which of my containers have a vulnerable version of OpenSSL installed in them? Integrating vulnerability scanning into the CI/CD process gives developers information to catch vulnerabilities in open source code before it hits production. Join us on this episode of DevOps Chat as we dive into the container security insights John Kinsella of Qualys has to offer.

RSAC 2019 APJ Preview: Flash War - Tapering an Accelerating Attack Chain, Fortinet Jul 09, 2019

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RSAC 2019 APJ in Singapore is coming up and we’re lucky enough to preview a talk by Derek Manky titled "Flash War: Tapering an Accelerating Attack Chain." The speed at which networks are attacked, compromised and then intruders spread laterally is increasing rapidly. Add swarm technologies with AI machine learning and automation and the future holds a world where attacks that take days, hours or minutes today could laterally happen in fractions of a second tomorrow. House of Mirror defenses (yes, the network security equivalent of Bruce Lee’s Enter The Dragon mirror room) and other deceptions techniques step up to the challenge of tapering this accelerating attack chain. On this episode of DevOps Chats, Derek Manky, Chief of Security Insights at Fortinet previews his RSAC 2019 APJ Preview talk, Flash War: Tapering an Accelerating Attack Chain, scheduled at 1:15pm on July18th in Singapore. Join us on this podcast and at Derek’s RSA talk.

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