DevOps Speakeasy Podcast

CTO and Co-Founder of Komodor, Itiel Shwartz, discusses Kubernetes troubleshooting in production

Julie Gund from Gremlin speaks about Chaos Engineering - the practice of proactively injecting failures into your systems to find vulnerabilities before your customers experience them, ultimately reducing chaos.

In this interview, Andrea Frittoli, OpenSource Developer Advocate for IBM, speaks about the CDEvents project within the Continuous Delivery Foundation.

In this episode Tom walked us through the importance of devloper native observability and how it can be easily obtained with Lightrun.

In this episode we talked with Thomas Andolf is a developer with a passion in understanding how things work, some of Thomas special skills are security in code, authentication/authorization, automation of processes and development in high transaction environments.

26 views May 7, 2022 In this episode we talked with Kevin Wittek @kiview, a Testcontainers co-maintainer, passionate about FLOSS, containers and Java. We talked about an archaeological journey into the history of the testing pyramid: Who envisioned it first and in which context?

In this episode we talked with Erik Hellman @ErikHellman, a developer for more than two decades, spanning from large-scale telecom to embedded systems. He currently works as the Head of Development for Iteam Solutions in Stockholm and leads a team of developers focusing on sustainable digitalization for companies and other organizations.

In this episode we talked with Paulien van Alst, a passionate software engineer in love with readable, reliable, and testable code, independent of the language or technology used.

In this episode, we talked with Erica Löfström, a software developer and security expert passionate about quality and clean code. Specialized in writing Java backend applications with experience in the medicine and automotive sectors.

In this episode we talked with  Paulien van Alst, a passionate software engineer in love with readable, reliable, and testable code, independent of the language or technology used.