DevOps Speakeasy Podcast

DevOps Speakeasy Podcast

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DevOps Speakeasy Podcast episodes

  • DevOpsSpeakeasy Podcast S01E03: Sаsha Rosenbaum on all things GitHub and virtual conferences

    In this episode, Baruch and Kat hosted Sasha Rosenbaum, a product manager at GitHub and spoke about where GitHub is going under Microsoft, how GitHub offerings compete (or do not compete) with Azure DevOps, why GitHub acquired npm.js and, suddenly, why virtual conferences suck and how to make them better.

    • GitHub (duh!)
  • Get started with GitHub Actions
  • Azure Artifacts (part of Azure DevOps)
  • JFrog Pipelines
  • JFrog Artifactory
  • npm.js
  • npm.js is joining GitHub
  • left-pad incident
  • Maven Central inclusion process
  • JFrog JCenter
  • DivOps conference
  • Tulula (the company behind DivOps conference and the tech it uses)
    • 1 hr 25 min
  • DevOps Speakeasy Podcast S01E02: Rosemary Wang on Everything Hashicorp

    Rosemary Wang (@joatmon08) is a Developer Advocate with Hashicorp and hence the perfect candidate to take us through the entire Hashistack. We spoke about Terraform, Vault, Consul, and Nomad, what are they, when to use them, and how they are different from other tools. Also, stay tuned for more amazing collaboration content from Rosemary and the JFrog DevRel team!

    1 hr 6 min
  • DevOps Speakeasy Podcast S01E01: Anton Weis on DevOps consultancy, managing complexity and service meshes

    In the first-ever episode of the DevOps Speakeasy podcast, we interviewed Anton Weis (@antweiss) on DevOps consultancy. He walks in the door of his next client, and then what?

    • Otomato, Anton's consultancy services, where you go when you need help with your software delivery process.
  • The Hero with a Thousand Faces, Joseph Campbell's amazing book on Hero's Journey. DevOps Heros are no different!
  • HyperNormalisation, a great documentary by Adam Curtis about how everything becomes more and more complicated while we pretend everything to be simpler.
  • Russ Ackoff on continuous improvement.
  • Service Mesh can help to keep complexity sane not by pretending it does not exist, but by controlling the communication channels.
  • Anton's talk about service Mesh at DevOpsCon.
  • Consumer-driven Contracts pattern by ThoughtWorks helps you evolving your APIs without hurting your consumers.
    • 1 hr 12 min

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