The New Stack Podcast

TNS Founder Alex Williams dove into the topic of observability on today's episode of The New Stack Makers podcast, recently streamed live from KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in Copenhagen, Denmark. Joining Williams were Allison Richardet, Software Developer at Asteris, and Brian Brazil, Founder of Robust Perception and one of the main developers of Prometheus.

Richardet opened the discussion by noting that oftentimes, getting developers to use observability in their daily process can be a challenge. To help them on-board this practice, she utilizes event grammar for service logging, so developers can bridge the gap between their project. Thus, making service logging available to operations, which allows for easier data querying and use of visualization tools such as Prometheus.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ZN1czlowEb4

TNS Founder Alex Williams dove into the topic of observability on today's episode of The New Stack Makers podcast, recently streamed live from KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in Copenhagen, Denmark. Joining Williams were Allison Richardet, Software Developer at Asteris, and Brian Brazil, Founder of Robust Perception and one of the main developers of Prometheus.

Richardet opened the discussion by noting that oftentimes, getting developers to use observability in their daily process can be a challenge. To help them on-board this practice, she utilizes event grammar for service logging, so developers can bridge the gap between their project. Thus, making service logging available to operations, which allows for easier data querying and use of visualization tools such as Prometheus.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ZN1czlowEb4

San Francisco-based Holberton School offers a non-traditional approach to training the full-stack engineers that are in high demand among Silicon Valley tech companies. Its graduates compete with the Ivy League — and win — for positions at Tesla, Apple, Dropbox, IBM, Nvidia and Docker, to name a few. In this episode of The New Stack Makers, recorded at Cloud Foundry Summit in Boston, we sat down with Holberton School co-founder Sylvain Kalache to discuss how the tech industry can scale up its talent pool to match the ever-increasing scale of its applications.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/m14dNzUkqko

San Francisco-based Holberton School offers a non-traditional approach to training the full-stack engineers that are in high demand among Silicon Valley tech companies. Its graduates compete with the Ivy League — and win — for positions at Tesla, Apple, Dropbox, IBM, Nvidia and Docker, to name a few. In this episode of The New Stack Makers, recorded at Cloud Foundry Summit in Boston, we sat down with Holberton School co-founder Sylvain Kalache to discuss how the tech industry can scale up its talent pool to match the ever-increasing scale of its applications.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/m14dNzUkqko

San Francisco-based Holberton School offers a non-traditional approach to training the full-stack engineers that are in high demand among Silicon Valley tech companies. Its graduates compete with the Ivy League — and win — for positions at Tesla, Apple, Dropbox, IBM, Nvidia and Docker, to name a few. In this episode of The New Stack Makers, recorded at Cloud Foundry Summit in Boston, we sat down with Holberton School co-founder Sylvain Kalache to discuss how the tech industry can scale up its talent pool to match the ever-increasing scale of its applications.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/m14dNzUkqko

As technology continues to progress, many enterprises are changing how they build and run software. Companies that are just moving to the cloud are looking ahead now more than ever, adopting not only serverless technologies, but embracing autonomous systems and their self-healing capabilities.

Joining TNS Founder Alex Williams on today's episode of The New Stack Makers are Alois Reitbauer, VP Chief Technical Strategist & Head of Innovation Lab at Dynatrace, and Kamala Dasika, Product Marketing Director at Pivotal. Dasika started off the discussion by highlighting how she got involved with Cloud Foundry, starting out when it was being incubated inside of VMware before being spun off into Pivotal.

As a part of her work at Pivotal, Dasika went on to explain that, “We got to know a lot about how enterprises run software, build software, and help them speed up the way they are releasing software so they can essentially serve their customers better.”

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/cPXPJr7btDA

As technology continues to progress, many enterprises are changing how they build and run software. Companies that are just moving to the cloud are looking ahead now more than ever, adopting not only serverless technologies, but embracing autonomous systems and their self-healing capabilities.

Joining TNS Founder Alex Williams on today's episode of The New Stack Makers are Alois Reitbauer, VP Chief Technical Strategist & Head of Innovation Lab at Dynatrace, and Kamala Dasika, Product Marketing Director at Pivotal. Dasika started off the discussion by highlighting how she got involved with Cloud Foundry, starting out when it was being incubated inside of VMware before being spun off into Pivotal.

As a part of her work at Pivotal, Dasika went on to explain that, “We got to know a lot about how enterprises run software, build software, and help them speed up the way they are releasing software so they can essentially serve their customers better.”

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/cPXPJr7btDA

As technology continues to progress, many enterprises are changing how they build and run software. Companies that are just moving to the cloud are looking ahead now more than ever, adopting not only serverless technologies, but embracing autonomous systems and their self-healing capabilities.

Joining TNS Founder Alex Williams on today's episode of The New Stack Makers are Alois Reitbauer, VP Chief Technical Strategist & Head of Innovation Lab at Dynatrace, and Kamala Dasika, Product Marketing Director at Pivotal. Dasika started off the discussion by highlighting how she got involved with Cloud Foundry, starting out when it was being incubated inside of VMware before being spun off into Pivotal.

As a part of her work at Pivotal, Dasika went on to explain that, “We got to know a lot about how enterprises run software, build software, and help them speed up the way they are releasing software so they can essentially serve their customers better.”

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/cPXPJr7btDA

As more organizations begin the transition to a container and microservices-based infrastructure, they are maintaining and integrating legacy systems, which pose a security challenge. Some cloud service providers have not kept up with the higher security demands that today's cloud-native architectures demand, leaving IT teams to wonder how to best secure their multi-cloud environment across both legacy and new architectures.

On today's episode of The New Stack Makers, Pivotal's Senior Technical Program Manager Molly Crowther explores how Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes work together in conjunction with the open source community to reduce risk for enterprises moving into the cloud, and ensure that projects are focusing on security.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Xqw57DJ3CgQ

As more organizations begin the transition to a container and microservices-based infrastructure, they are maintaining and integrating legacy systems, which pose a security challenge. Some cloud service providers have not kept up with the higher security demands that today's cloud-native architectures demand, leaving IT teams to wonder how to best secure their multi-cloud environment across both legacy and new architectures.

On today's episode of The New Stack Makers, Pivotal's Senior Technical Program Manager Molly Crowther explores how Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes work together in conjunction with the open source community to reduce risk for enterprises moving into the cloud, and ensure that projects are focusing on security.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Xqw57DJ3CgQ