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DOP 140: What Every DevOps Should Learn in 2022 Jan 05, 2022

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#140: Have you decided what you're going to be learning in 2022? Darin and Viktor attempt to answer a question from Konstantin about what a DevOps person should be learning this year. Guess what? It's not just technology that you need to be learning.

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DOP 139: Is Markdown Good for Documentation? Dec 29, 2021

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#139: When you sit down to write documentation, do you start with a Google Doc or Microsoft Word? Hopefully neither. Hopefully you start with plain text. But how do you handle formatting? That's where it starts to get interesting.

In this episode, we answer a question from Karl Webster where he asks "what do you use for documenting all your notes and how do you take notes when learning a new technology / application?"

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DOP 138: Great Expectations Dec 22, 2021

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#138: It's that time of year where we reflect on everything that happened over the past year and ponder what will be happening over the next year.

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DOP 137: Shifting Infrastructure Management Left Dec 15, 2021

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#137: Many application developers have either been hearing about or having thrust upon them the concept of shifting left. But now in some places, even infrastructure is trying to get in on the game. However, to believe that application developers can correctly build, maintain, secure, and govern infrastructure is a failed experiment unless they are getting a lot of help. In trying to answer this question from Momodu, we think that we have a few possible actions that organizations can take to take this from failed experiment to a success.

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DOP 136: Teaching Kubernetes to a New Team Member Dec 08, 2021

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#136: Imagine you've just learned Kubernetes yourself, but now you've been selected to help train a new team member on what Kubernetes is and how to operate it. Where would you start? In this episode, we attempt to answer Dor's question and take you through what we think one of the easiest paths is to learn and teach Kubernetes.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXxr0pghWS0

DOP 135: Migrate Everything to Kubernetes Dec 01, 2021

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#135: Alexey asked us the following question:

My company is considering migrating everything to Kubernetes. What stack of Kubernetes technologies would you suggest...in 1 minute or less?

It's a good thing that we are a podcast and have the chance to take longer than one minute to answer this question. How many of the suggestions do you agree or disagree with?

The Architect: Bare Metalsson Rejects the Cloud

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DOP 134: The True Cost of Open Source Nov 24, 2021

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#134: In this episode, we attempt to answer the following question from Karan: "How do you make a case to your organization to embrace open source, especially if it has historically favored big vendor-supported tools?"

We discuss not only the money aspect, but a number of other items that might make you think twice before deciding on choosing open source.

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DOP 133: APIs Are Everything Nov 17, 2021

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#133: Joyce Lin, the head of developer relations at Postman, joins us to discuss why software produced today should be done in a "API First" manner. We talk about what it means for a product to be "API First" and how that process differs from the what typically happens in the real world. Joyce shares her thoughts on emerging trends in the world of APIs and how Postman's own business is being shaped by them.

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https://www.postman.com/

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DOP 132: How to Manage a Remote Team Nov 10, 2021

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#132: Since around March 2020, we've been working, or trying to work, remotely. That doesn't mean that it has been done efficiently or effectively.

In this episode, we speak with David Burkus, organizational psychologist and the author of Leading from Anywhere, about the struggles that many organizations have had and continue to have even after 18 months.

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Website: https://davidburkus.com/

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