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An excellent source for industry thought leadership in Edge Computing, Cloud Computing, DevOps, Open Source base on discussions at.the2030.cloud
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Feb 16, 2019 • 36min
Jim Clark on the Software Delivery Machine
Joining us this week is Jim Clark, Chief Architect and Founder of Atomist.
About Atomist
Our goal is to remove every last bit of unnecessary work that gets between you and shipping great software.
We created Atomist in 2015 with the goal of transforming how software is developed and delivered. We believe that developers should have tools to take care of the individual stages of that flow, and very importantly, a way to integrate, streamline, and automate the overall flow from code to ship. We started Atomist to build that platform for developers.
Highlights:
• What and How of Atomist Technology
• Delivery as a Workflow Issues
• Automated Code Updates ~ e.g. Code Analysis
• Software Delivery Machine

Feb 13, 2019 • 21min
Business Model Failures in Open Source and Industry
Rob Hirschfeld and Stephen Spector discuss two recent news articles on the failures of business models.
CNBC - https://cnb.cx/2DvySUw
Tim O'Reilly - https://qz.com/1540608/

Feb 11, 2019 • 31min
Jeff Kim on Stateful Application Data and Kubernetes Integration at Edge
Joining us this week is Jeff Kim, CEO of Kmesh.io.
About Kmesh
KMesh.io sells software that transforms your centralized data into distributed data, which operates over multiple clouds, countries and edges as a single global namespace. Customers configure their business rules / data orchestration policies through the Kmesh portal and easily deploy their data over any cloud (production data on prem, backup data on AWS, AI/ML data on Google, IoT data on the Edge etc.)
Highlights:
• Kubernetes Challenges for Stateful Data
• Managing Stateful Data across Multiple Edge Devices
• How Kmesh works with Luster ~ New Global Data Models
• Kubernetes Limitations with Storage

Feb 9, 2019 • 34min
Arpit Joshipura on Linux Foundation Launch of LF Edge
Joining us this week is Arpit Joshipura, general manager, The Linux Foundation.
About LF Edge
LF Edge is a new umbrella organization that aims to establish open, interoperable frameworks for edge computing independent of hardware, silicon, cloud, or operating system. Launched in January 2019, LF Edge is comprised of existing Linux Foundation projects Akraino Edge Stack, EdgeX Foundry, and Open Glossary of Edge Computing, as well as the new Project EVE from ZEDEA and Home Edge Project from Samsung Electronics.
Highlights:
• LF Edge Introduction
• Collaboration b/w LF Edge and other Open Source Communities
• Specific Projects in LF Edge at Launch
• Difference b/w LF Foundation and OpenStack Foundation
• Engaging with the LF Foundation
• Telco Involvement

Jan 26, 2019 • 35min
Eric Fouarge on Open Source Tools in Cloud, Business Needs &Microservices, and Reality of Serverless
Joining us this week is Eric Fouarge, CTO at Root Level Technology.
About Root Level
Root Level Technology is a cloud strategy partner. We are the seamless extension of your development and programming teams. We provide a concierge-style support experience for every client, no matter the size. We are an agile shop at the core, with a focus on Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment. We are the hold your hand, wake us up at midnight, 5-star, real deal support clients have always wanted.
Highlights:
• Discussion on Tools for Cloud Native
• Business Needs and Microservices
• Issues with New, Rapidly Developing Tools
• Impact of Cloud Native on Operations/Development
• Severless Alternatives to Lamda, etc

Jan 19, 2019 • 36min
Lee Atchison on Edge impact on DevOps, Edge vs Cloud Scale, and other Challenges
Joining us this week is Lee Atchison, Sr. Director of Strategic Architecture, New Relic. Author of Architecting for Scale on O’Reilly (link is not a tracked URL) and recent speaker at AWS ReInvent ’19 – Cloud Computing in an Edge World.
About New Relic
New Relic gives you deep performance analytics for every part of your software environment. You can easily view and analyze massive amounts of data, and gain actionable insights in real-time. For your apps. For your users. For your business.
Highlights:
• Impact of Edge on DevOps (People / Process / Tools)
• No DevOps Shortcuts for Edge
• Scaling Issues b/w Cloud and Edge
• Application Updates at the Edge
• Environment Awareness

Jan 12, 2019 • 45min
Mark Collier talks in-depth on the OpenStack Community and the Major Open Source Issues of the Day
Joining us this week is Mark Collier, Chief Operating Officer, OpenStack Foundation.
About OpenStack Foundation
The OpenStack Foundation (OSF) supports the development and adoption of open infrastructure globally, across a community of 100,000 individuals in 187 countries, by hosting open source projects and communities of practice, including datacenter cloud, edge computing, NFV, CI/CD and container infrastructure.
Highlights:
• Status of OpenStack from OpenStack Summit Berlin
• State of Open Source from Licensing and Sustainability Perspective
• History of Big Tent and Learnings for New Direction Moving Forward
• Running OpenStack Foundation and Open Source Challenges
• Multiple Open Source Projects working Together
• Open Infrastructure Projects
The Open Infrastructure Summit that Mark mentioned will be held in Denver, Colorado from April 29-May 1. Registration is currently open.

Jan 5, 2019 • 34min
Sarbjeet Johal on Hybrid Cloud, AWS ReInvent, and Technology Direction
Joining us this week is Sarbjeet Johal, Principal Advisor, The Batchery.
About The Batchery
Founded in 2015, The Batchery is an Berkeley-based global incubator for seed stage entrepreneurs ready to take their startup to the next level.
We are a community of veteran investors and advisers ready to provide you with ideas, insights, and networks. Our partnerships with law firms, technology providers, and other startup services means that you start building your company the minute you join us.
Highlights:
• Latest in Data Centers and Hybrid Clouds
• Amazon Announcement on Outpost and ReInvent Thoughts
• Design Approaches of Cloud and Future Technology

Dec 23, 2018 • 21min
2018 End of Year Wrap-Up Podcast
Rob Hirschfeld and Stephen Spector, your L8istSh9y Podcast Team, wrap up 2018 with some overall thoughts of the past year of Podcasts and a quick preview of 2019 content and planning.

Dec 15, 2018 • 32min
Calsoft on the value of NFV for Telecom and Edge Computing
Joining us this week is Pavan Gupta, Software Architect and Kiran Divekar, Software Architect from Calsoft.
About Calsoft
Founded in 1998, Calsoft provides end-to-end product development, quality assurance, product sustenance, and solution engineering services to assist customers in achieving their product development and business goals. Our deep domain knowledge across various verticals helps customers create exceptional products and get them to market on time and within budget.
Calsoft’s deep technical expertise has led to the creation of several proprietary accelerators which are a huge hit among customers. Our niche skillset and intuitive engagement models are geared to meet the ever-evolving business needs of our customers.
Highlights:
• NFV Overview and Importance in Telecom
• NFV Usage and Use Cases
• Edge Service Delivery