The New Stack Analysts

Day two of the Tectonic 2015 Summit kicked off with a short stack and a panel discussion facilitated by The New Stack’s Managing Editor Joab Jackson, with support from The New Stack’s Technical Editor & Producer Benjamin Ball and contributor Lawrence Hecht.

The panel:

Gabriel Monroy, CTO at Engine Yard and the creator of Deis

Matthew Brender, Developer Advocate, Software Defined Infrastructure team at Intel Corporation

Alex Polvi, Founder and CEO at CoreOS, Inc.

At the outset, Polvi promised, as a reward for those attending so early, that the panel would make things “as controversial as we possibly can,” the likelihood of which was increased by the numerous topics — container security, the enterprise adoption curve, DevOps as a job description, how to compete with AWS, the prospective lock-in with Kubernetes and which open source projects it will make redundant — served up in the electric atmosphere during this breezy session.

Any and all controversy that was to be had has been captured for this edition of The New Stack Analysts podcast.

Learn more at: https://thenewstack.io/tns-analysts-controverial-short-stack-tectonic-summit/

Day two of the Tectonic 2015 Summit kicked off with a short stack and a panel discussion facilitated by The New Stack’s Managing Editor Joab Jackson, with support from The New Stack’s Technical Editor & Producer Benjamin Ball and contributor Lawrence Hecht.

The panel:

Gabriel Monroy, CTO at Engine Yard and the creator of Deis

Matthew Brender, Developer Advocate, Software Defined Infrastructure team at Intel Corporation

Alex Polvi, Founder and CEO at CoreOS, Inc.

At the outset, Polvi promised, as a reward for those attending so early, that the panel would make things “as controversial as we possibly can,” the likelihood of which was increased by the numerous topics — container security, the enterprise adoption curve, DevOps as a job description, how to compete with AWS, the prospective lock-in with Kubernetes and which open source projects it will make redundant — served up in the electric atmosphere during this breezy session.

Any and all controversy that was to be had has been captured for this 71st edition of The New Stack Analysts podcast.

Call it another overwhelming indication of the power and potential of open source. DigitalOcean's Social Media Manager Daniel Zaltsman said that Hacktoberfest 2015, the month-long event encouraging people to contribute to GitHub-hosted open source projects, "was way more successful than we expected."

"It's kind of crazy to look at the numbers," from this year to compared to last year, Zaltzman said. Although the much of the big data is still wriggling, Zaltsman reeled in a few statistics for The New Stack founder Alex Williams and managing editor Joab Jackson during this edition of The New Stack Analysts.

Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HZeDK5E38c

Learn more at: https://thenewstack.io/tns-analysts-digitalocean-hacktoberfest/

Talk about a fantastic meeting of the minds – in this installment of The New Stack Analysts, host Alex Williams is joined by Ilan Rabinovitch, Director of Technical Community at Datadog, and John Mathon, who shares his thoughts on open source and enterprise software on his CloudRamblings blog, and was most recently VP of Product Strategy at WSO2.

Recorded at KubeCon, this show makes for great listening just to hear Mathon, who started TIBCO Software and is also the inventor of publish–subscribe, engage Rabinovitch in discussing the features of DataDog’s hosted monitoring platform.

Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdQjHw3BNF8

Learn more at: https://thenewstack.io/datadog-kubecon-infrastructure/

Show 70: DigitalOcean's Hacktoberfest by The New Stack Analysts

Talk about a fantastic meeting of the minds – in this 69th installment of The New Stack Analysts, host Alex Williams is joined by Ilan Rabinovitch, Director of Technical Community at Datadog, and John Mathon, who shares his thoughts on open source and enterprise software on his CloudRamblings blog, and was most recently VP of Product Strategy at WSO2.

Recorded at KubeCon, this show makes for great listening just to hear Mathon, who started TIBCO Software and is also the inventor of publish–subscribe, engage Rabinovitch in discussing the features of DataDog’s hosted monitoring platform.

In San Francisco did KubeCon at the stately Palace Hotel convene. And in the closing hours there, The New Stack founder Alex Willams teamed with conference organizer Patrick Reilley, as well as Martin Klaus and Grant Shipley of Red Hat, to record this edition of The New Stack Analysts.

The group discussed the diversity of schedulers, the standardization choices facing enterprises, and also Red Hat’s recent achievements with OpenShift, which had just seen its 3.1 release.

Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnpsObsJHNI

Learn more at: https://thenewstack.io/tns-analysts-talking-openshift-schedulers-kubecon-2015/

In San Francisco did KubeCon at the stately Palace Hotel convene. And in the closing hours there, The New Stack founder Alex Willams teamed with conference organizer Patrick Reilley, as well as Martin Klaus and Grant Shipley of Red Hat, to record this edition of The New Stack Analysts. The group discussed the diversity of schedulers, the standardization choices facing enterprises, and also Red Hat’s recent achievements with OpenShift, which had just seen its 3.1 release.

Are speed and agility at hopelessly irresolvable odds with safe and compliant development? In this edition of The New Stack Analysts podcast, Derek Collison, Founder & CEO at Apcera, said that his team is working to allow developers and DevOps to go at speed, on a trusted platform system that brings together security and compliance.

Also joining The New Stack’s Alex Williams for this insightful discussion, which was recorded at Kubecon 2015, was Janakiram MSV, who is an analyst and advisor at Janakiram & Associates, and is also a contributor to The New Stack.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/PJCLTtRKc2w

Learn more at: https://thenewstack.io/tns-analysts-derek-collison-building-apceras-trusted-cloud-platform/

On the eve of DockerConEU 2015, a collection of intrepid souls seeking community and adventure convened at a Mediterranean gastrobar nestled in Les Corts along Barcelona’s Avinguda Diagonal. On that night at Metric Market, in the multifunction basement space called “The Bunker,” which is dominated by a beautiful sofa, The New Stack founder Alex Williams and our friends at Container Solutions hosted this eclectic group for a “champagne podcast,” perhaps the first of its kind ever in the vast, silicon sweep of digital history. As you listen, perhaps after refreshing your own secondarily fermented and chilled beverage, imagine this crowd, if you will, to be code slam poets riffing metaphoric on the zoology of distributed infrastructure, or grizzled prospectors huddled bent-kneed around a promising lode of microservices interconnectivity, and enjoy.

Captured in all of its Catalonian splendor, the podcast features Container Solutions’ CTO Pini Reznik and Chief Scientist Adrien Mouat, as well as Casey Bisson, Product Manager at Joyent, and Mark Coleman, the CEO of Implicit Explicit, the company who, along with Container Solutions, runs the Software Circus conference. Also contributing were numerous attendees who each revealed what brought them to DockerCon in Spain, and who shared their stories with each other, and with us, for this installment of The New Stack Analysts.

Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-p_DT4wkt4

Learn more at: https://thenewstack.io/tns-analysts-show-66-champagne-podcast-wishes-dockercon-dreams/