Adam sits down with Anurag to discuss why the cloud needs a higher level of abstraction, the frustrations of modern complexity, and why there ultimately needs to be an alternative to the major three clouds: AWS, Azure, and GCP.

Adam sits down with Konrad to discuss commercializing dynamic configuration, his time at Uber, and why ultimately developers need to move beyond feature flags.

Adam sits down with Ben to discuss data warehouses, slashing costs with Gen AI, and the history of LLMs.

Adam sits down with Neil to discuss the mission behind Axiom, disrupting observability, and the importance of seamlessly moving data.

Adam sits down with Brian to discuss shift left security, the role of AI in security, and ultimately building a tool that developers love.

Adam sits down with Ashley to discuss the benefits of declaring more incidents, providing engineers with the right incentives, and why cobbling together slack and google docs just won't cut it.

Adam sits down with Rory to discuss modern API management, startup challenges, and balancing fast cash with long-term vision.

Adam sits down with Austin to discuss all things observability, the importance of OpenTelemetry, and the future of Honeycomb.

Adam sits down with Kolton to discuss the hype around Chaos Engineering, his time building resilient systems at companies like Amazon and Netflix, and ultimately why Chaos Engineering alone isn't enough to build reliable systems.

Adam sits down with Peter to discuss how coding assistants can democratize knowledge and boost productivity, the potential copyright concerns with Generative AI, and if ultimately humans have much to worry about with the rise of AI.