

Screaming in the Cloud
Corey Quinn
Screaming in the Cloud with Corey Quinn features conversations with domain experts in the world of Cloud Computing. Topics discussed include AWS, GCP, Azure, Oracle Cloud, and the "why" behind how businesses are coming to think about the Cloud.
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Aug 20, 2024 • 40min
Summer Replay - Building a User-Friendly Product with Aparna Sinha
Aparna Sinha, Head of AI Product at Capital One and former Director of Product Management at Google Cloud, dives into her insights on building user-friendly cloud products. She discusses the distinct developer experiences offered by Google Cloud, emphasizing usability and customer engagement. Aparna critically examines serverless technology, highlighting its evolution and real-world applications. She also articulates the importance of diversity in tech hiring and how customer feedback shapes product development, particularly in security and deployment tools.

Aug 15, 2024 • 38min
Summer Replay - That Datadog Will Hunt with Dann Berg
Dann Berg, a former Senior Cloud Analyst at Datadog and now a community supporter for the FinOps Foundation, shares insights on cloud cost optimization. He delves into the psychological aspects of cloud economics and the importance of understanding pricing changes. Dann discusses managing expenses across multiple clouds and highlights the need for transparency in billing models. With a background in writing and playwriting, he brings a unique perspective, blending humor and expertise in navigating complex cloud environments.

Aug 13, 2024 • 34min
Summer Replay - Heresy in the Church of Docker Desktop with Scott Johnston
Scott Johnston, CEO of Docker and former Puppet executive, shares insights on Docker’s evolution and the passionate community surrounding it. He discusses the significant reset Docker underwent in 2019, shifting focus to enhance the developer experience. Scott delves into the recent pricing changes for Docker Desktop and the mixed reactions from users. He emphasizes the importance of user trust and effective communication in navigating monetization strategies while balancing enterprise needs with the core values of the developer community.

Aug 8, 2024 • 35min
Summer Replay - Spreading the Networking Vibes with Serena (@shenetworks)
In this engaging discussion, Serena, a network engineer renowned for her impactful digital presence, dives deep into the world of data centers and cybersecurity. She highlights the importance of a hybrid approach in a cloud-dominated era and shares humorous anecdotes about blending networking with TikTok. Serena also tackles common misconceptions about the industry and discusses her innovative marketing strategies aimed at beginners. Additionally, she emphasizes the significance of accessible content and community engagement in fostering new tech talent.

Aug 6, 2024 • 35min
Summer Replay - What GitHub Can Give to Microsoft with Jason Warner
In this lively conversation, Jason Warner, CEO and co-founder of Poolside and former GitHub executive, shares his insights on GitHub's acquisition by Microsoft. He discusses how GitHub enhances Microsoft's cloud services, particularly through tools like Azure and VS Code. Jason delves into GitHub's evolving role in software development and the future of collaboration. With humorous anecdotes, he challenges nerd culture and emphasizes the need for user-friendly software design. Don't miss his perspective on navigating the cloud landscape for better client engagement!

Aug 1, 2024 • 41min
Summer Replay - Breaking Down Productivity Engineering with Micheal Benedict
In a thought-provoking discussion, Micheal Benedict, the Head of Infrastructure Engineering at Airtable and former Head of Engineering Productivity at Pinterest, delves into the intricacies of productivity engineering. He shares insights on the evolution of internal platforms, emphasizing the need for streamlined operations and reduced friction in large organizations. Micheal also tackles challenges related to cloud outages and emphasizes the importance of communication and clear priorities. His experiences highlight the critical nature of collaboration and the legacy of engineering excellence.

Jul 30, 2024 • 45min
Summer Replay - Cutting Cloud Costs at Cloudflare with Matthew Prince
Matthew Prince, Co-founder and CEO of Cloudflare, shares insights about the complexities of cloud pricing, particularly critiquing AWS's high egress costs. He discusses the value of Cloudflare R2 as a cost-effective alternative for clients. The conversation also touches on how Cloudflare is evolving from CDN to a comprehensive service provider, emphasizing the importance of transparency in billing. Matthew reflects on the necessity of aligning product development with customer needs and how admitting mistakes can strengthen a business.

Jul 25, 2024 • 33min
Generating AI Laughs with Daniel Feldman
Daniel Feldman, an AI expert, and Corey dive into social media snark, GenAI's current state, fun with AI tools, hindrances caused by product excitement, using AI for practical purposes, and even indulge in some karaoke. The conversation also touches on industry trends, AI online backlash, and Corey's conference attire. The episode provides insights into AI creativity, version numbering quirks, navigating tech conferences, and balancing privacy with recognition.

Jul 23, 2024 • 43min
Piledriving the GenAI Grift with Nikhil Suresh
Nikhil Suresh criticizes the GenAI hype, warning of a predatory bubble impacting young professionals. They discuss the correlation between AI and crypto grifts, the fluff of tech keynotes, and the loss of meaning in industry terms. The podcast dives into the fallout of Nikhil's blog post, the practicality of GenAI, and the consequences of hype cycles in the tech industry.

Jul 18, 2024 • 32min
Summer Replay - The Future of Kubernetes with Bryan Liles
Former VMware Senior Staff Engineer, Bryan Liles, discusses the future of Kubernetes and cloud optimization tools. Topics include the long-term viability of Kubernetes, tech company branding, diversity in the industry, and the importance of intentional language in critiques.