Security isn't an afterthought-it's the foundation of modern infrastructure. In this episode, Dan Walsh, Senior Distinguished Engineer at Red Hat, dives deep into the critical role of SELinux in container security and how it thwarts real-world vulnerabilities. We also explore Dan's latest project, Ramalama, which is bridging the gap between Al models and container technology, making Al enterprise-ready. If you've ever wondered how to balance security, usability, and innovation, this episode is must listen!

Links:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-walsh-a8729b2/

Podman: ⁠https://podman.io⁠

Buildah: ⁠https://buildah.io⁠

CRI-O: ⁠https://cri-o.io⁠

Skopeo: ⁠https://github.com/containers/skopeo⁠

SELinux Project Documentation: ⁠https://selinuxproject.org⁠

SELinux Coloring Book (Explains SELinux visually): ⁠https://github.com/SELinuxProject/selinux-coloring-book⁠

Ramalama GitHub Repository: ⁠https://github.com/containers/ramalama⁠

Introduction to Ramalama (Blog post, if available): Add a link if Daniel has written one or plans to.

"Podman in Action" by Daniel Walsh (Free PDF from Red Hat): ⁠https://developers.redhat.com/podman-in-action⁠

Purchase "Podman in Action" on Amazon: ⁠https://www.amazon.com/Podman-Action-Daniel-J-Walsh/dp/1617299427⁠

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Containers rule the modern tech world—and in this episode, we’re unpacking their evolution with Daniel Walsh, Senior Distinguished Engineer at Red Hat and the engineer behind tools like Podman, Builda, CRI-O, Ramalama, and SELinux. From replacing Docker to redefining Kubernetes workflows, Daniel shares his incredible story, the origins of these tools, and how open source innovation fuels everything. If you’re curious about container security, rootless tech, or the future of Kubernetes, you won’t want to miss part one of this conversation!

Links:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-walsh-a8729b2/

Podman: https://podman.io

Buildah: https://buildah.io

CRI-O: https://cri-o.io

Skopeo: https://github.com/containers/skopeo

SELinux Project Documentation: https://selinuxproject.org

SELinux Coloring Book (Explains SELinux visually): https://github.com/SELinuxProject/selinux-coloring-book

Ramalama GitHub Repository: https://github.com/containers/ramalama

Introduction to Ramalama (Blog post, if available): Add a link if Daniel has written one or plans to.

"Podman in Action" by Daniel Walsh (Free PDF from Red Hat): https://developers.redhat.com/podman-in-action

Purchase "Podman in Action" on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Podman-Action-Daniel-J-Walsh/dp/1617299427

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In this episode of Alexa's Input (AI), we’re diving into the intersection of artificial intelligence and law with Joshua Cantrell, a seasoned attorney from Griffith Law in Nashville, Tennessee. Joshua shares insights from his new book, which explores how AI is reshaping the legal profession, from improving efficiency to tackling ethical and regulatory challenges.

Join us as we discuss practical applications of AI in the courtroom, from creating compelling visuals and preparing witnesses to streamlining legal research and jury selection. Joshua also talks on the cultural shifts in law, the future of AI in legal roles, and how the technology is both empowering and disrupting the field.

Whether you're a tech enthusiast, legal professional, or just curious about how AI is influencing the justice system, this episode is packed with thought-provoking insights and actionable ideas. Don’t miss it!

Links:

Website

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Devansh, the writer behind the popular Substack Artificial Intelligence Made Simple (@chocolatemilkcultleader), joins on this episode for an in-depth discussion on the pressing issues in AI ethics. Devansh talks about his experiences advocating for safer social platforms, his controversial takes on 'morally aligned' LLMs, and the underlying ethical issues in tech that often go unnoticed. An insightful episode for anyone interested in AI, tech policy, or the intersection of technology and society.

Links

Substack

Linkedin

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Join us on this episode as we explore the forefront of cloud-native application development with Kendall Roden, Product Manager at Diagrid. Kendall discusses career trajectory from Microsoft to becoming a key player in product management working on Dapr at Diagrid, where she works on simplifying the creation of resilient, microservice-oriented applications. We discuss her involvement with Kubernetes, her role in promoting Dapr, and insights into the challenges and triumphs of product leadership in tech. Perfect for developers, tech enthusiasts, or anyone interested in the behind-the-scenes of technology innovation.

Links

Kendall's LinkedIn Profile

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Join us on this episode as we delve into the sustainable tech landscape with Nicole Granath, co-founder and COO of Tangible. Nicole shares her unique journey from finance, working in a hedge fund and in Shanghai, to founding a startup focused on reducing the construction industry's carbon footprint. Dive into our conversation about her transition into tech, the challenges of embodied carbon in building materials, and her insights as an entrepreneur in sustainability technology. Whether you're a developer, a sustainability advocate, or simply curious about innovative solutions in tech, this episode offers a insight into Nicole and Tangible's innovations shaping our eco-conscious future.

Links

1. Tangible website

2. Nicoles' LinkedIn profile

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Join us on this episode as we explore the forefront of technology with Thomas Vitale, software architect at Systematic, CNCF ambassador, author of 'Cloud Native Spring in Action', and blogger. Thomas shares his journey from a computer engineering student in Turin to a leading figure in the tech community. Dive into our discussion on the evolution of cloud-native applications, the impact of generative AI, and the importance of community in open-source projects. Whether you're a developer, a tech enthusiast, or simply curious about the future of technology, this episode offers invaluable insights into cutting-edge developments that are shaping our digital world.

Links

1. Thomas Vitale’s Website

2. LinkedIn Profile

3. X/Twitter Profile

4. Cloud Native Spring in Action - Book: Available on major book platforms like Amazon

5. CNCF - Cloud Native Computing Foundation

6. GitHub Profile

7. Kubecon 2024 - Building AI-Ready Platforms -Symphony for Developer and Platform Engineer -Thomas Vitale & Lize Raes

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This episode is joined by Max Bennett, entrepreneur and author at the intersection of AI and neuroscience, to unravel the complexities behind artificial intelligence and human cognition. Max recounts his evolution from a career in finance to innovations in AI, and his path from conceptual frameworks to the creation of Alby, the AI shopping assistant that's redefining consumer experiences. He delves into his critically acclaimed book, 'A Brief History of Intelligence,' drawing parallels between evolutionary biology and the development of AI. Listen in as we discuss AI possibilities, ethical dilemmas, and the future of personalized learning and healthcare. This episode is a good listen for those interested in the merging lanes of technology, science, and the fabric of human intelligence.

Links:

website: https://www.abriefhistoryofintelligence.com/book

X: https://twitter.com/maxsbennett?lang=en

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bennettmax/

Medium: https://medium.com/@max.bennett

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In this episode, we welcome Mike Hamrah, CTO of Flowcode, to discuss the transformative role of QR technology in connecting fans and brands. Mike shares his journey from the dot-com bubble's challenges to leading innovation at Flowcode. He offers insights into the rise of QR codes, the nuances of building a strong engineering culture, and the importance of company values in team dynamics. Join us as we explore the intersection of technology and leadership with a key figure in the tech industry. This conversation is a valuable listen for anyone interested in tech trends and effective team management.

find out more about mike hamrah -

linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hamrah/

X: https://twitter.com/mhamrah

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In this insightful podcast episode, join prominent tech education figure and software engineer/site reliability engineer ⁠Ivan Velichko⁠ as he delves into the creation of his innovative learning platform, ⁠iximiuz labs⁠. We discuss the platform's structured learning path, emphasizing the importance of fundamentals and practical applications, the significance of hands-on experience and the limitations of random blog posts in skill mastery. Discover Ivan's unique approach to learning and the challenges he faced in developing this platform. Ivan Velichko's story to becoming a tech education content creator comes to life as he shares his wisdom and expertise. Don't miss this episode as we navigate the world of Kubernetes and cloud-native technologies learning with a dedicated tech educator and industry influencer!

find out more about Ivan - https://iximiuz.com/en/about/

X: https://twitter.com/iximiuz

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/iximiuz/

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About the guest Ivan Velichko:

(04:03) - Ivan’s self introduction.

(04:41) - How Ivan got into the tech world.

(05:56) - Ivan is a workaholic, when he is doing the programming job.

(06:29) - Ivan’s first job after college, outsourcing work for major companies like Coca cola, Philips, etc.

Ivan’s educational journey as the content and the platform creator:

(07:30) - Thoughts on the appropriate approach for learning, making it a project!

(09:00) - Ivan’s journey with Kubernetes.

(10:20) - Ivan’s experience with solving five hundreds of Leetcode problems. How does it sound to you, if you’re actively on the tech market?

(12:43) - Ivan’s thoughts on knowing about underlying Kubernetes layers. What has changed? What has not compared to the past? Fundamental is a key focus.

(15:25) - How Ivan made the decision on how to pick up something to investigate and how.

(17:42) - How to turn the learning into the content: blog posts.

(19:20) - The quote “You don’t know how much you don’t know the topic until you write about it“. Fill in the gaps during the writing.

(20:09) - How Ivan launched the idea of creating courses.

(23:14) - How much effort it took and what technology was used to create the learning platform: both back-end and front-end experiences.

(25:12) - The most rewarding way for Ivan to deliver the content: building playgrounds & connecting them into a course, differentiating/producing the challenges, keeping the content structured, internalizing the skills, not just understanding them. Must-listen part!

(31:05) - Users’ feedback on what approaches/courses they love to take. Wow, 1500 challenges! Memory and practice. Must-listen part!

(35:34) - Ivan’s thoughts on the improvement in terms of the content collection and delivery.

(38:27) - Ivan’s thoughts on his Twitter/X following.

(39:57) - Ivan’s plan about the next step: create more content, open his learning platform to other content creators targeting H2 of this year. Stay tuned!

(41:23) - Ivan’s curtain call for the audience.