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Sherri McGurnaghan leads a spirited discussion about DevOps and Agile. We consider what makes it challenging to success with Agile and how to improve your experience with it. This is not anti-Agile, but an honest reflection on how it works.

Lively discussion about how to make Virtual Conference work better for both attendees and speakers led by Keith Townesend / The CTO Advisor

Federico Lucifredi explains how super computing works problems in parallel and how to optimize computational load. The RPis make an interesting backdrop because they expose CPU and Networking constraints even in small amounts.

This is the seventh recording of the Weekly Distance DevOps Lunch and Learn hosted by Rob Hirschfeld. Federico Lucifredi shows the parts and process to build a Raspberry Pi cluster using parts from Pico. He shows the process to automate a consistent build process and then we discuss alternatives in market.

This is the sixth recording of the Weekly Distance DevOps Lunch and Learn hosted by Rob Hirschfeld. IaC w Paul Stack (@stack72) from Pulumi

Joining us this week is Tricia Howard, Marketing Manager at HolistiCyber. We discuss various security issues including working from home, TikTok, online schools, etc.

This is the fifth recording of the Weekly Distance DevOps Lunch and Learn hosted by Rob Hirschfeld. “Data Gravity” w/ @mccrory

Rob Hirschfeld and Stephen Spector announce the launch of a new community/event called Cloud 2030. This concept is based on the past Cloud 2020 event held at Switch in 2010 focused on the future of cloud. In addition to being a global community of cloud operators this will operate as en event without a fixed schedule. Come join at https://cloud2030.mn.co to learn more.

This is the fourth recording of the Weekly Distance DevOps Lunch and Learn hosted by Rob Hirschfeld. “IaC w Terraform” w @discoposse [Eric Wright, recording]

Joining us this week is Sarbjeet Johal, Cloud Consultant and Tyler Johnson, CTO of PrivOps. Twitter Links: Sabjeet Johal -> https://twitter.com/sarbjeetjohal Tyler Johnson -> https://twitter.com/Tyler_J_J This podcast follows from a Twitter discussion found at https://twitter.com/sarbjeetjohal/status/1283650907570225153.

Executive Toolkit for Outages in the Age of DevOps with Josh Atwell; @josh_atwell.

Joining us this week is James Urquhart, Executive Technical Advisor, VMware James offers additional thoughts to his recent post "Edge Computing and Flow Evolution" on InfoQ. (https://www.infoq.com/articles/edge-flow-evolution/) James book can be pre-ordered at https://www.amazon.com/Flow-Architectures-Streaming-Event-Driven-Integration/dp/1492075892

This is the second recording of the Weekly Distance DevOps Lunch and Learn hosted by Rob Hirschfeld. This episode focuses on automation with Larry Smith Jr, @mrlesmithjr

Joining us this week is Michael Raineri, Sr Principal Software Engineer at Dell EMC Michael offers insight into the DMTF Redfish Standard for SDDC at https://www.dmtf.org/standards/redfish and https://redfish.dmtf.org/ (Developer Hub).

This is the first recording of the Weekly Distance DevOps Lunch and Learn hosted by Rob Hirschfeld. This episode focuses on JQ; problems it solves, when to use it, alternatives, etc.

Joining us for this week's podcast is Jay Vyas, Member of Technical Staff at VMware and Chris Love, Principle Engineer with LionKube. DISCOUNT CODE: podL8istSh9y20 for 40% discount (good for all our products in all formats) Jay and Chris have just published a new book, Core Kubernetes available at https://www.manning.com/books/core-kubernetes. About the book Core Kubernetes is a reference guide designed to teach operators, SREs, and developers how to improve reliability and performance of Kubernetes-based systems. In it, Kubernetes experts Chris Love and Jay Vyas provide a guided tour through all major aspects of Kubernetes, from managing iptables to setting up dynamically scaled clusters that respond to changes in load. You’ll understand the unique security concerns of container-based applications, discover tips to minimize costly unused capacity, and get pro tips for maximizing performance. This awesome collection of undocumented internals, expert techniques, and practical guidance has invaluable information you won’t find anywhere else.

Joining us this week is Gideon Rottem, CEO and Founder of Deeyook. About Deeyook Deeyook seeks to redefine location technology through its patented, wireless-based firmware solution. The firmware can be installed in any WIFI/4G/5G radio access technology and it works by measuring angles of wireless transmissions, a first of its kind in the world of wireless tracking technology.

Rob and Stephen discuss the latest doings with the L8istSh9y podcast with a call-out for new participants as well as a few thoughts on the current trend of online events.

Joining us this week is Ohad Maislish, CEO and Co-Founder of env0. About env0 We started env0 in 2018 with the goal of helping extend the power of Infrastructure as Code to everyone on the team. We found the IaC frameworks are too focused on the purely technical elements of deploying infrastructure and missed the connection back to the business. And the existing IaC management tools were all focused on just helping the SRE/DevOps team but not actually changing the way that deployments worked. env0 is dedicated to providing the self service that your team expects from the cloud, while maintaining the governance, cost control, and visibility that you need to securely deploy your infrastructure with confidence.

Joining us this week is Chris Short, Principal Technical Marketing Manager, Red Hat. Chris is also a Cloud Native Ambassador at CNCF as well as the author or DevOps’ish & KubeWeekly.

Joining us this week is Joe Duffy, CEO and Co-Founder of Pulumi. About Pulumi Pulumi’s Modern Infrastructure as Code platform provides superpowers for teams to manage any cloud using their favorite languages. Organizations of all sizes, from startups to the Global 2000, have chosen Pulumi for their cloud transformation and modernization needs. Pulumi is based in Seattle, venture-backed and founded by Microsoft, Amazon, and Google software veterans in 2017.

This weeks guest is Simon Crosby, CTO at Swim.ai. About Swim.ai Swim was founded in 2015 by the creators of the open source swimOS platform. We developed the Swim platform as the best way to build intelligent real-time apps, without worrying about distributed hardware infrastructure and constantly wrangling distributed state. Swim is based in Campbell, CA and also has offices in Cambridge, UK.

Joining us this week is Corey Scobie, CTO at Chef Software. About Chef Chef is the leader in Continuous Automation software, an innovator in application automation and one of the founders of the DevOps movement. Chef works with more than a thousand of the most innovative companies around the world to deliver their vision of digital transformation, providing the practices and platform to deliver software at speed.

Joining us this week is Andrew Wertkin, Chief Strategy Officer at BlueCat. About BlueCat BlueCat is the Adaptive DNS™ company. The company's mission is to help the world's largest organizations thrive on network complexity, from the edge to the core. To do this, BlueCat re-imagined DNS. The result – Adaptive DNS™ – is a dynamic, open, secure, scalable, and automated resource that supports the most challenging digital transformation initiatives, like adoption of hybrid cloud and rapid application development.

Joining us this week is Tal Weiss, CTO & Co-Founder of OverOps. About OverOps OverOps was founded by engineers with a vision to change the way the world delivers reliable software. Tired of trying to resolve software errors using manual, noisy log files, the team searched for a better way. We built a powerful break-through solution that empowers developers, QA, DevOps and the business with actionable, code-level insights. Today, large enterprises have come to rely on OverOps to ensure a stable, reliable, software experience.

The RackN teams provides an in-depth overview of how DHCP and PXE boot work along with highlights in their remote booting on a Raspberry Pi

Joining us this week is Lee Liu, CTO and Co-Founder, LogDNA. About LogDNA: LogDNA is a log management company for the future of business. LogDNA enables petabytes of data from disparate locations (public cloud, private cloud, on-premise, hybrid, IoT and PoS) to be parsed and searched super-fast.

Joining us this week is Paul Teich, Principal Analyst and Liftr Insights. Liftr Insights is a global industry research and advisory firm that offers market intelligence as a platform for technology investors to make informed investment decisions on Internet-attached infrastructure.

Co-hosts Stephen Spector and Rob Hirschfeld discuss the newly released State of the Edge 2020 report as well as some thoughts on the recent cancellation of Mobile World Congress.

Joining the podcast this week is Sander Bogaert, VP Engineering at Guardsquare. About Sander Bogaert Sander Bogaert leads the technical teams at Guardsquare. He ensures engineering efforts are aligned with the company’s technical vision and helps determine the next steps for existing and new products. Sander joined Guardsquare very early on and built iXGuard from scratch after some initial months working on DexGuard. About Guardsquare Guardsquare is the global leader in mobile application protection. Hundreds of customers worldwide across all major industries rely on Guardsquare to secure their mobile applications against reverse engineering and hacking. Built on open source ProGuard technology, Guardsquare software integrates transparently in the development process and adds multiple layers of protection to Android (DexGuard) and iOS (iXGuard) applications, hardening them against both on-device and off-device attacks. Guardsquare is based in Leuven (Belgium) with a US office in Boston, MA.

Joining us this week is Ed Kuzemchak, CTO and Director, Embedded and IoT Engineering at Software Design Solutions. About Software Design Solutions Software Design Solutions provides consulting and embedded software development services. We use our knowledge and expertise to solve problems at every stage of application development. Companies can either hand off projects for us to develop for them, or we can join the existing customer team to provide experienced engineers with little or no ramp time. They can also leverage our decades of embedded software expertise to learn new best practices in agile embedded software development.

Rob Hirschfeld announces the new EdgeLab project (http://edgelab.digital) for developers looking to build an inexpensive edge infrastructure solution to test basic edge computing concepts. The project is on GitHub and contributions are welcome.

Eric Wright, Director Technical Marketing and Evangelist at Turbonomic offers his end of year thoughts for the state of technology. He is also a well known podcaster at DiscoPosse.

Mark Thiele joins the L8istSh9y to talk the future of our industry and how previous open source projects like OpenStack offer us a chance to do things differently with new projects like Kubernetes.

Joining us this week is Pranav Dharwadkar, VP of Products and Jakub Pavlik, Director Engineering discussing their solution from Volterra. About Volterra: Volterra provides a distributed cloud platform to deploy, connect, secure and operate apps and data globally across multiple clouds and the edge. Volterra’s solution includes distributed app management, cloud-native infrastructure and secure connectivity.

Joining us is Niraj Tolia, CEO of Kasten to discuss his thoughts on the recent KubeCon, the Kubernetes Ecosystem and multi-cluster deployments.

Our guest today is Dr Mahadev Satyanarayanan, Carnegie Group Professor of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University. Satya's multi-decade research career has focused on the challenges of performance, scalability, availability and trust in information systems that reach from the cloud to the mobile edge of the Internet. In the course of this work, he has pioneered many advances in distributed systems, mobile computing, pervasive computing, and the Internet of Things (IoT). Most recently, his seminal 2009 publication “The Case for VM-based Cloudlets in Mobile Computing” and the ensuing research has led to the emergence of Edge Computing (also known as "Fog Computing"). Satya is the Carnegie Group Professor of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University. He received the PhD in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon, after Bachelor's and Master's degrees from the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras. He is a Fellow of the ACM and the IEEE.

Rob offers his thoughts on the recent KubeCon event in San Diego as well as the recent reviews of the Google Stadia Gaming deployment.

Joining us this week is Aaron Rinehart, Co-Founder and CTO at Verica. While the company remains in stealth mode Aaron provides insight into the reality of Chaos Engineering and dispels plenty of concepts that most people misunderstand on the topic.

This week’s guest is Chris Short, Principal Technical Marketing Manager at Red Hat; CNCF Ambassador and Co-host PodCTL Podcast. This podcast also includes a discussion on event giveaways and too much socks.

Short update on feedback to our recent rantcast on the Edge Landscape podcast.

Overview of the recent talk Rob Hirschfeld gave at Edge Congress Austin about Edge Computing and trends that people are overlooking as they move forward in this new industry trend. Also, an aside to slide formats in all black and chicken sandwiches.

Joining the L8istSh9y today is Derek Collision, CEO and Founder at Synadia Communication and longtime industry leader in building the tools for today’s computing architecture.

Bernard Golden offers his thoughts on Edge Computing and its relationship to Public Clouds. He certainly give the answer that Rob and Stephen expected.

Joining the L8istSh9y today is Derek Collision, CEO and Founder at Synadia Communication and longtime industry leader in building the tools for today’s computing architecture. Rob Hirschfeld and Derek have an in-depth discussion on how open source software projects are run today and the failure in creating an open source methodology to properly leverage the ideal while still making money for a business.

We discuss the recent news of Docker looking for more revenue and discuss why Docker has money challenges by understanding Kubernetes and comparing it to SQL.

Discussion on the recently released Edge Landscape logo chart

Joining the podcast is the CEO and Co-Founder of Zadara, Nelson Nahum. (www.zadara.com) About Zadara Zadara is agile, secure enterprise cloud storage, built to meet the demands of hybrid IT. We help organizations eliminate the cost and complexity traditionally associated with enterprise data storage, by providing industry-leading enterprise data storage solutions as a fully-managed service, with 100%-uptime SLA and consumption-based pricing. Zadara uses a combination of industry-standard hardware and patented Zadara software to deliver the power of enterprise-class data storage and management — with the convenience of the cloud. Any data type. Any protocol. Any location. Zadara is available via public clouds (AWS, Google Cloud Platform, Azure, and more), managed service providers, data centers, colocation partners, and on premises in customers' data centers.

Joining us this week is Ed Horley, Co-Founder and CEO of Hexabuild. About Hexabuild HexaBuild is an IT professional services consultancy comprised of industry-recognized IT subject matter experts and thought leaders. Our core team has a combined 60+ years of experience, multiple expert-level vendor certifications, and several publications by recognized technology presses. HexaBuild specializes in managing IPv6 adoption initiatives and large-scale cloud deployments for both enterprises and service providers. Services include IPv6 training, IPv6 consulting, IPv6 address planning, IPv6 hardware and software assessments, IPv6 network/IT environment audits, on-prem to cloud migration and integration.

Joining us this week is Jerry Vasquez, self-professed pirate captain and chef ALSO Product Manager with Liquid Web. About Liquid Web Liquid Web powers content, commerce, and potential for SMB entrepreneurs and the designers, developers and digital agencies who create for them. It’s our focus. And that focus translates to products, services, and support designed specifically for mission-critical sites, stores and applications. Our nearly 250+ experienced administrators, engineers, and technicians are dedicated and empowered to make your life easier - so you can focus on the work you love. For us, it is all about Powering Your Business Potential™.