In this episode, Michael and Kristina are joined by Daniel Dagfinrud to chat about his open-source project, Netfetch, which is a project that can truly change the way engineers see Kubernetes security. Here's the project repo! https://github.com/deggja/netfetch/tree/main

In this episode of the Platform & Cloud Cafe' podcast, Kristina and Michael are joined by Richard Hooper (pixel_robots) to discuss what it takes to become a Microsoft MVP.

In this episode of the Platform & Cloud Cafe', Kristina and I chat about the 4 C's of Cloud Native which is Code, Containers, Clusters, and Cloud. We dive into each piece with real-world examples and explain how you can implement each within your environments.

In this episode of Platform & Cloud Cafe', Kristina and Michael break down the overall landscape of Kubernetes, where it fits into today's world, the overall abstractions, and how LLMs and training Models could change things.

In this episode of the Engineering Revised Podcast, Kristina and Michael:

1. Talk about various roles in security (Red, Purple Blue Teams, etc.).
2. What you should learn to have a successful career in cyber security.
3. How you can learn Pentesting/Red Team skills.

and A LOT more

In this episode of the Engineering Revised podcast, Kristina and Michael talk about exactly what you need to land a job in 2024. If you're having issues finding a job or getting through the recent tech layoffs, this episode is for you.

In this episode of the Engineering Revised podcast, Kristina and Michael break down the key differences between building infrastructure and services with general IaC vs using a general-purpose programming language. They also talk a bit about ConfigMgmt vs IaC.

In episode 3 of the Engineering Revised podcast, Kristina and Michael dive into the key differences between managed Kubernetes vs on-prem. We also chat about Serverless Kubernetes and hybrid.

In this episode, Kristina and Michael dive into a ton of different discussions around open-source, how open-source will survive, the hurdles, and how products that are both paid and open-source can "get their message" across to engineers.

In episode 2 of the Engineering Revised podcast, Kristina and Michael dive into the idea of moving workloads on-prem (or back on-prem), cloud workloads, and hybrid workloads. Utlimately, we wanted to figure out which option is best for the majority of organizations.