In this episode Andrew and Paul chat about what a data lake is, what you put in it and why you want one.

In this episode of the podcast we introduce data strategy and transforming your business with the information you have and the questions you need to ask.

In this episode Andrew is ruminating on the blockchain industry and looking at what's hot in blockchain at the moment.

In this episode Andrew is flying solo! Paul is away on a long weekend and has left Andrew holding the fort. To be more accurate, Andrew is recording from his kitchen for a change. This episode is a recap and reorient episode - giving a sense of why we're picking the subjects we are picking and what's behind the episodes that are coming up in the future.

Over the past few episodes we have talked in detail about a number of aspects of delivering an agile platform. We've looked at Kubernetes, NoSQL, DevOps and logging & tracing. These are all essential elements in the recipe of an agile microservices platform. In this episode we talk about our approach for delivering the whole thing, a Kubernetes technology platform in the cloud that you can use to rapidly develop microservices-based applications.

We have covered off the basic principles of DevOps in the previous episodes, now we’re looking at how this looks from a technology perspective. In this episode Andrew and Paul cover the technology stack that we are currently building on, and what each piece of the DevOps jigsaw does.

In this episode Andrew and Paul cover the high terrain of DevOps. We have come to understand that great software delivery is more about practices than process, and none are more important than the practices we collectively term "DevOps". We'll talk about what we mean by DevOps, what the underlying principles are and note some bear traps you should avoid. The second part of a two-part epic, we wrap up the principles you need to have a great DevOps story for your business.

In this episode Andrew and Paul cover the high terrain of DevOps. We have come to understand that great software delivery is more about practices than process, and none are more important than the practices we collectively term "DevOps". We'll talk about what we mean by DevOps, what the underlying principles are, discover that DevOps isn't like sex at all, and note some bear traps you should avoid.

This is part 2 of last week's episode. In this episode we're looking at foundational stuff: In order to be successful you must first define success and then orient your actions in a way that moves you towards success. When applying this mindset to software, we have a range of outcomes over which we measure success. As we drill into each one we find there are areas where we can take action to improve our outcomes.

In this episode we're looking at foundational stuff: In order to be successful you must first define success and then orient your actions in a way that moves you towards success. When applying this mindset to software, we have a range of outcomes over which we measure success. As we drill into each one we find there are areas where we can take action to improve our outcomes.