Innovate @Open

Traditionally, in open source, there was a lot of emphasis on singular projects. Today, it's much more about how multiple communities interact and build on each other. In this podcast recorded at the OpsenShift Commons Gathering and Kubecon in Seattle, Red Hat's Diane Mueller discusses what she's learned as Director for Community Development at OpenShift and what's coming next.

Red Hat's Chief Technologist for the public sector, David Egts, sat down with me to discuss some of the trends he's seeing in the public sector. In addition to being a podcaster himself, David has years of experience working with government and related public sector organizations at all levels. In this show, he shares some of the trends he's been seeing around open source (such as the White House open source policy), the collaboration around OpenSCAP, how OpenShift is being used to manage containers, and the upcoming Red Hat Government Symposium in Washington DC.

The focus on metrics and feedback loops in software development tends to be around technical measurements like uptime. Or, if we're being really clever, the business outcomes associated with those numbers. In this episode, Red Hat Chief Agile Architect Jen Krieger argues that the human side of feedback loops may be the most important.

Increasingly, software teams aren't all working in the same office. Or maybe some are and some aren't. Red Hat's Chief Agile Architect discusses her experience and offers advice for how to make distributed teams work effectively from appropriate tools, to practices, to behaviors.

In this podcast, my Red Hat engineering colleague Mark Lamourine and I discuss where VMs fit in a containerized world and whether microservices are really the future of application architecture and design. Will organizations migrate existing applications to new containerized infrastructures and, if so, how might they go about doing so?

Red Hat Agile Coach Jen Krieger has extensive experience working with development teams on a wide range of projects. This experience has given her great insights into what makes teams and projects work and what roadblocks get in the way. In this podcast, Jen shares those insights as well as specific steps that you can take to make your DevOps initiatives successful.

Red Hat Agile Coach Jen Krieger has extensive experience working with development teams on a wide range of projects. This experience has given her great insights into what makes teams and projects work and what roadblocks get in the way. In this podcast, Jen shares those insights as well as specific steps that you can take to make your DevOps initiatives successful.

Red Hat Agile Coach Jen Krieger has extensive experience working with development teams on a wide range of projects. This experience has given her great insights into what makes teams and projects work and what roadblocks get in the way. In this podcast, Jen shares those insights as well as specific steps that you can take to make your DevOps initiatives successful.

Jen Krieger is an Agile Coach on Project Atomic at Red Hat. In this podcast, she discusses soft skills, such as communication, that help software teams work better together and reduce unnecessary conflict. She also talks about how software development, especially in open source environments, is increasingly physically distributed and shares some tips for making remote teams work more effectively together.

In spite of their popularity at some Web "unicorns" like Netflix, microservices are still in their infancy. In this podcast, Red Hat's Mark Lamourine shares his experiences to date with microservices in addition to offering his take on recent discussions about the best way to get started.