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    Software Defined Talk

    Get ready for a weekly dose of all things Enterprise Software and Cloud Computing! Join us as we dive into topics including Kubernetes, DevOps, Serverless, Security and Coding. Plus, we’ll keep you entertained with plenty of off-topic banter and nonsense. Don’t worry if you miss the latest industry conference – we’ve got you covered with recaps of all the latest news from AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF).

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    Episode 381: Aspiration Fatigue Oct 14, 2022
    Show notes

    This week we discuss Platform Engineering and compare the Microsoft Ignite and Google Cloud Next Keynotes. Plus, some thoughts on legs in the Metaverse.

    Watch the YouTube Live Recording of Episode 381.

    Runner-up Titles

    • It’s on brand
    • I wish I could see Brandon’s legs
    • Running VM’s in the meta verse
    • They were so busy seeing if they could get VR to work that they didn’t ask if they should.
    • Basically, VR is for seeing through walls, including walls of flesh.
    • Lifehacks disrupting VC
    • They’ve got legs
    • Draw a Triangle

    Rundown

    • Platform Engineering
      • The Future of Ops Is Platform Engineering
      • Platform Engineering, DevOps, and Cognitive Load: a Summary of Community Discussions
      • What Is Platform Engineering?
      • Coté’s Slack Message
    • Google Cloud Next
      • Exclusive: Google touts cloud deal with Ford
      • What’s next for digital transformation in the cloud
      • Introducing Software Delivery Shield for end-to-end software supply chain security
      • Cloud Workstations | Google Cloud
      • 9 out of 10 banks still use mainframes. Google Cloud wants to reduce that.
    • MSFT Ignite

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    • Register to secure your seat to join us at the exclusive premiere of Clouded - Uncovering The Culture Of Cloud. Autumn 2022
    • I Watched the Coinbase Documentary So You Don’t Have To
    • Confidential Containers brings TEE support to Kubernetes
    • All YouTube users will soon have an account handle — but some will get to pick theirs earlier
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    • The AI-generated podcast.
    • Meta unveils high-end Quest Pro VR headset
    • New Metaverse Dreams and Old Metaverse Questions

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    Listener Feedback

    • Pat Gelsinger interivew on Decorder
    • COIN: A Founder's Story
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    Conferences

    • KubeCon North America, Detroit, Oct 24 – 28, 2022
    • SpringOne Platform, SF, December 6–8, 2022
    • THAT Conference Texas Call For Counselors Jan 16-19, 2023
    • CloudNativeSecurityCon North America, Seattle, Feb 1 – 2, 2023

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    Episode 380: No Free Lunches or Haircuts Oct 07, 2022
    Show notes

    This week we discuss why Google abandons products, the 2022 State of DevOps Report and Elon’s texts. Plus, some thoughts on glasses…

    Watch the YouTube Live Recording of Episode 380.

    Runner-up Titles

    • Leave it all in Brighttalk
    • Let’s talk about it and I’ll read it later
    • Killed by Google Wins Again
    • Tell that to the WeWork founder
    • Buy somebody who’s already on the Moon
    • Anyone from software thinks they can do anything
    • Lots of learnings.
    • I hate DNS, but I’ve never seen a domain name I didn’t buy.
    • A good Brandon issue

    Rundown

    • Google’s Incentives
      • Google is shutting down Stadia
      • Stadia shutdown shows Google's struggle to innovate
      • Google insiders explain why Google launches many products and then abandons them.
    • 2022 State of DevOps Report
    • Elon Musk’s Texts Shatter the Myth of the Tech Genius

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    • VR & AR headset designers should consider how their customers look like when wearing them
    • CEO Tim Cook says Apple avoids the word 'metaverse'
    • DALL·E Now Available Without Waitlist
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    • The Thorny Problem of Keeping the Internet’s Time
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    • The Most Visited Website in Every Country (That Isn’t A Search Engine)
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    • DevOps Is Dead. Embrace Platform Engineering

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    • "The Re-Org Rag (I'm My Own VP)"

    Conferences

    • Sydney Cloud FinOps Meetup, online, Oct 13, 2022 Matt’s presenting
    • KubeCon North America, Detroit, Oct 24 – 28, 2022
    • SpringOne Platform, SF, December 6–8, 2022
    • THAT Conference Texas Call For Counselors Jan 16-19, 2023
    • CloudNativeSecurityCon North America, Seattle, Feb 1 – 2, 2023

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    Episode 379: TAMs are a Trap Sep 30, 2022
    Show notes

    This week we discuss the rate of Public Cloud adoption, Google’s Simplicity Sprint and OKR’s. Plus, some thoughts on slippers.

    Watch the YouTube Live Recording of Episode 379.

    Runner-up Titles

    • You’re not proud of the product
    • You can have both
    • Landing Pages
    • It’s just like Serial
    • Don’t bring me these unqualified deals
    • It’s a Floppy Disk Problem
    • The better the metrics, the less useful they are
    • The sooner you are successful, the longer yoy’are successful
    • Highly Edited
    • Focus on Earnings

    Rundown

    • AWS CEO says the move to cloud computing is only just getting started
      • Acquired Episode on AWS (Podcast)
    • Google and Developer Toil
      • Google CEO Pichai tells employees not to 'equate fun with money' in heated all-hands meeting
      • Google CEO tells employees productivity and focus must improve, launches 'Simplicity Sprint' to gather employee feedback on efficiency
      • Google CEO tells staff not to 'equate fun with money'
      • Google CEO Pichai: We need to get 20% more productive

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    • Slack canvas has officially entered the chat!
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    • The Science Behind NASA's First Attempt at Redirecting an Asteroid
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    Conferences

    • Sydney Cloud FinOps Meetup, online, Oct 13, 2022 Matt’s presenting
    • KubeCon North America, Detroit, Oct 24 – 28, 2022
    • SpringOne Platform, SF, December 6–8, 2022
    • THAT Conference Texas Call For Counselors Jan 16-19, 2023

    Listener Feedback

    • Happy to report that the world-class engineers at @grafana managed to make a @SlackHQ thread with more than 10,000 messages in it.

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    Episode 378: Email is not broken Sep 23, 2022
    Show notes

    This week we discuss Amazon’s “Builder Experience” Unit, Adobe buying Figma, Slack’s Status and Zoom gets into email. Plus, Coté embraces the defaults Notes lifestyle.

    Runner-up Titles

    • Freed from Intel
    • It works!
    • Coteisms are, in fact, incompatible with defaulteisms
    • It will be fun
    • The Apple Chip
    • A Demi Kettle
    • Pay for your own Flu
    • Free to interrupt me
    • Feet on the desk in business suit emoji.
    • None of us can master the intranet.
    • The network is the calendar.

    Rundown

    • Amazon Built a New Unit to Fix Its Crumbling Engineering Culture
    • Adobe
      • Adobe buying design startup Figma for $20 billion
      • Adobe Is Said to Near Deal to Buy Online Design Startup Figma
      • Adobe-Figma deal likely to attract antitrust scrutiny
      • What Adobe’s Really Paying For Figma: $20 Billion
    • Could Slack Finally Fix the 'Away' Status?
      • Slack gets a new Canvas, thanks to Salesforce
      • Slack’s new Canvas feature puts a document editor in your chat window
    • Zoom Readies Email and Calendar Products to Defend Itself Against Microsoft, Google

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    • When we learned that our future AI overlords loved bowling
    • File this under: Old Bay goes with anything
    • I Tried 21 Flavors of Mountain Dew For Some Reason.

    Conferences

    • Sydney Cloud FinOps Meetup, online, Oct 13, 2022 Matt’s presenting
    • KubeCon North America, Detroit, Oct 24 – 28, 2022
    • SpringOne Platform, SF, December 6–8, 2022
    • THAT Conference Texas Call For Counselors Jan 16-19, 2023

    Listener Feedback

    • Good SDT Slack Thread on pros/cons on using preemptive VM for K8s nodes in Slack

    SDT news & hype

    • Join us in Slack.
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    • Use the code SDT to get $20 off Coté’s book, Digital WTF, so $5 total.
    • Become a sponsor of Software Defined Talk!

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    • Brandon:
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    • CoverArt

    Episode 377: Coffee is for closers Sep 16, 2022
    Show notes

    This week we discuss Oracle’s Cloud Growth(?), Starbuck’s blockchain-based loyalty program and André Staltz’s “Time Till Open Source Alternative” article. Plus, some thoughts on free coffee…

    Runner-up Titles

    • It’s about me
    • Workshop it
    • I stand with the workers of Goldman Sachs
    • This is their Popeye moment
    • Pulitzers and free coffee
    • Financial shenanigans
    • Hide the gift shop in the data center

    Rundown

    • No more free coffee as bankers return to Goldman Sachs
    • Oracle on Verge of Becoming World’s Hottest Cloud Vendor
    • Starbucks details its blockchain-based loyalty platform and NFT community, Starbucks Odyssey
    • André Staltz - Time Till Open Source Alternative
    • Google canceled its next Pixelbook and shut down the team building it

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    • Tech stack
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    • IKEA Responds To Balenciaga’s $2,145 Bag That Looks Exactly Like IKEA’s 99-Cent Tote Bag, And It’s Hilarious
    • We Spoke With the Last Person Standing in the Floppy Disk Business

    Sponsors

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    Conferences

    • Sydney Cloud FinOps Meetup, online, Oct 13, 2022 Matt’s presenting
    • KubeCon North America, Detroit, Oct 24 – 28, 2022
    • SpringOne Platform, SF, December 6–8, 2022
    • THAT Conference Texas Call For Counselors Jan 16-19, 2023

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    • Jordi recommend Dirty Tricks

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    Episode 376: Businesses that use computers Sep 09, 2022
    Show notes

    This week we discuss Japan’s “war” on floppy disks, Twitter adds an edit button and Apple going all-in on eSIM. Plus, will the U.S. finally get instant bank transfers?

    Runner-up Titles

    • They were already in the system.
    • Headless Optimization Gone Amuck.
    • While sitting on the toilet
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    • All you have to do to know the problem is to hear the solution.
    • Bring Paul Ford out of retirement.
    • Great ideas, getting close
    • Prevent the typo
    • 73 SaaS Companies
    • “Because, you know, Coté: I’m a pro.”
    • That may be his family crest

    Rundown

    • Checking on Digital Transformation
      • Japan declares war on floppy disks for government use
      • Instant Payments in the U.S.?
    • You Asked for It: Twitter’s Getting an Edit Button
    • SaaS spend ratios on R&D/S&M/G&A

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    Sponsors

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    Conferences

    • DevOps Talks Sydney, Sydney, September 6-7, 2022
    • Sydney Cloud FinOps Meetup, online, Oct 13, 2022 Matt’s presenting
    • KubeCon North America, Detroit, Oct 24 – 28, 2022
    • SpringOne Platform, SF, December 6–8, 2022
    • THAT Conference Texas Call For Counselors Jan 16-19, 2023

    Listener Feedback

    • Patrick tweeted about Birdnet and his 5-year-son likes the pictures

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    Episode 375: For the Birds Sep 02, 2022
    Show notes

    This week we discuss VMware Explore, Snap’s move to multi-cloud and the Galaxy Brain take on thought leadership. Plus, Matt Ray’s latest Raspberry Pi project is for the birds…?

    Runner-up Titles

    • Where’s my admin?
    • All my children qualify as adults
    • Start by eating their food
    • Put two letters in front of it
    • Where’s the grocery store
    • I got that everything bagel spice
    • Is it OK to hang-up on your kids?
    • In the heat of the moment, you can’t set policy.
    • The runbook’s already written.
    • Spagetti Bowl
    • Tanzu the Shih Tzu
    • A FinOps Type of Motion
    • The opposite of the Sales Kickoff, the Savings Kickoff
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    • Wrapping bullshit with bullshit
    • Nopehouse, home of the fast follower
    • The fast followers are just in front of the also-rans
    • Thought-leadership suicide mission

    Rundown

    • VMware Explore
    • How Snap rebuilt the infrastructure that now supports 347M users
      • Screaming in the Cloud with Martin Casado
      • Give finops a say over cloud architecture decisions
    • Business Dudes Need to Stop Talking Like This

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    • Sounds right
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    Conferences

    • DevOps Talks Sydney, Sydney, September 6-7, 2022
    • Sydney Cloud FinOps Meetup, online, Oct 13, 2022 Matt’s presenting
    • KubeCon North America, Detroit, Oct 24 – 28, 2022
    • SpringOne Platform, SF, December 6–8, 2022
    • THAT Conference Texas Call For Counselors Jan 16-19, 2023

    Listener Feedback

    • Enlightning from Whitney

    SDT news & hype

    • Join us in Slack.
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      • C7/C8 coupler cables

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    Episode 374: Is there no Dev in DevOps? Aug 26, 2022
    Show notes

    This week we discuss DevOpsDays Dallas, devs not wanting to do ops, Twitter Security issues and Apple playing the long game. Plus, some thoughts on Dr. Pepper and Burger King.

    Runner-up Titles

    • Don’t have the USB cable
    • Barton, can you get me a drink?
    • Just like a beer
    • This is my own podcast, I can do whatever the fuck I want!
    • One day, I’m going to stop being the the butt of all the jokes
    • Throwing a lot of Harvard shade.
    • If you are in France, eat at the Burger King
    • They came for the DevOps glory
    • The jury’s still out for the Dev in DevOps
    • The same sane things
    • Security, always a problem
    • What if there was just one company?

    Rundown

    • Dallas DevOpsDays
    • Devs don’t want to do ops
    • Twitter
      • Twitter's security alarm
      • Twitter Whistleblowing Report Actually Seems To Confirm Twitter’s Legal Argument, While Pretending To Support Musk’s
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      • Ad Revenues
      • The golden noose around Apple’s neck
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    Conferences

    • Register for the SDT Austin Meetup August 27th at 6:30 PM
    • VMware Explore 2022, August 29 – September 1, 2022 - Coté’s pitch.
      • Coté’s VMware Explore 2022 Page
    • Sydney Cloud FinOps Meetup, Oct 13, 2022 Matt’s presenting
    • Kubecon. Oct. 24 – 28
    • SpringOne Platform, SF, December 6–8, 2022
    • THAT Conference Texas Call For Counselors Jan 16-19, 2023

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    Episode 373: Everything is a nail, find your hammers Aug 19, 2022
    Show notes

    This week we discuss Acorn’s attempt to simplify Kubernetes, the top 25 DevOps Tools and analyzing data in CSVs. Plus, Matt explains what Maccas means.

    Runner-up Titles

    • All I am doing is sharing anecdotes
    • That’s the problem with spellcheck
    • Maccas?
    • College here is High School
    • Every cloud has its own sausage
    • Here’s a unicode cow
    • All Rust looks the same
    • Too Good for GitHub
    • The Shameful GitHub

    Rundown

    • Simplifying Kubernetes,
      • Introducing Acorn
      • Waypoint
      • CNAB
      • Habitat
      • Dagger
    • 25 Most Popular Programming Languages Used By DevOps Pros
    • Making sense of CSV
      • The Microsoft Excel World Championship is as brilliantly entertaining as it sounds
      • Data Prep with Power Query
      • https://jupyter.org
    • Passwords still a problem
      • Microsoft Employees Exposed Own Company's Internal Logins
      • Cisco Confirms Network Breach Via Hacked Employee Google Account
      • Remove my password from lists so hackers won’t be able to hack me

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    • Snake bites 2-year-old girl, who bites it back until it dies
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    • DevOpsDays DFW, August 24-25, 2022 - Coté speaking, along with John Willis, Andrew Shafer, and friends
    • VMware Explore 2022, August 29 – September 1, 2022 - Coté’s pitch.
      • Coté’s VMware Explore 2022 Page
    • Kubecon. Oct. 24 – 28
    • SpringOne Platform, SF, December 6–8, 2022
    • THAT Conference Texas Call For Counselors Jan 16-19, 2023

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    Episode 372: Don’t do any editing Aug 12, 2022
    Show notes

    This week we discuss build vs. buy decisions, sustaining corporate strategies and Malcolm Gladwell’s WFH comments. Plus, we announce the location of the Austin Meetup on August 27th.

    Runner-up Titles

    • Strategy for eating mixed nuts.
    • Finish in a flurry
    • Eat Dessert First
    • It’s about where you is, not where you was.
    • We don’t even own a copy of Illustrator
    • Lost his fastball
    • Just a paycheck
    • It’s cool to be the “turns out” person
    • Pizza, Beer, Enjoyment
    • McKinsey Titles, the movie

    Rundown

    • App Tracking Transparency (ATT) policy blew up the digital advertising ecosystem
      • Only the paranoid survive in tech: Former Intel CEO
    • Netflix Games Engaging Less Than 1 Percent of Subscribers
    • Gladwell’s take on Work from Home

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    Listener Feedback

    Conferences

    • Register for the SDT Austin Meetup August 27th at 6:30 PM
    • DevOpsDays DFW, August 24-25, 2022 - Coté speaking, along with John Willis, Andrew Shafer, and friends
    • VMware Explore 2022, August 29 – September 1, 2022 - Coté’s pitch.
      • Coté’s VMware Explore 2022 Page
    • SpringOne Platform, SF, December 6–8, 2022
    • THAT Conference Texas Call For Counselors Jan 16-19, 2023

    SDT news & hype

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    • Get a SDT Sticker! Send your postal address to stickers@softwaredefinedtalk.com and we will send you free laptop stickers!
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    • Use the code SDT to get $20 off Coté’s book, Digital WTF, so $5 total.
    • Become a sponsor of Software Defined Talk!

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