<p>I'd like to introduce you to a friend of mine, the Birthday NOC bot on Twitter. In the interest of not insulting the intelligence of our listeners, we're going to build a semi-complicated application that does <em>something</em> tangible, and then deploy that on all the different clouds. What's the something tangible? Why tweeting out birthday wishes to parts of the IPv4 address space, of course.</p>

I'd like to introduce you to a friend of mine, the Birthday NOC bot on Twitter. In the interest of not insulting the intelligence of our listeners, we're going to build a semi-complicated application that does something tangible, and then deploy that on all the different clouds. What's the something tangible? Why tweeting out birthday wishes to parts of the IPv4 address space, of course.

Episode 12: My Friend, the Twitter Bot

A considered look at the components of cloud-native stacks and platforms, with an eye towards answering the question "Should I rent this, buy it, or build it myself?"  Each episode, your hosts James Hunt and Brian Seguin will discuss each component of a modern, cloud-native platform and help you decide whether to rent it from someone else, license a solution, or make your own.

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A considered look at the components of cloud-native stacks and platforms, with an eye towards answering the question "Should I rent this, buy it, or build it myself?" Each episode, your hosts James Hunt and Brian Seguin will discuss each component of a modern, cloud-native platform and help you decide whether to rent it from someone else, license a solution, or make your own.

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