You probably already notice our name has changed if you get this episode! Listen to Tim and Ian talk about how we started this podcast, why we changed our name and what we're planning for the podcast as well. Follow and share us in all the social channels -> http://www.infrapod.io X: @theinfrapod Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-infra-pod/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheInfraPod

Ian and Tim sat down with Guy Podjarny (CEO of Tessl, ex-CEO of Snyk) to talk about his new journey to build Tessl, that's aiming to build a fundamental change in AI-native software development. We sat down to talk about Guy's views on what's happening in AI powered developer tools, why he's taking a bold bet and how it can change this whole industry.

Ian and Tim sat down with Mukund (Senior Director of Product Security at Chime) to talk about his history to building security teams and projects, and how he views the industry when it comes to building a product security culture, evaluating buy vs build, and how AI is already changing the security practice.

Ian and Tim sat down with Ted Nyman (ex-CTO of Github, CEO of Cased) to chat about how it feels like to be part of the early days of Github, how did it made its way from a little known project to what it became today. We also discussed about Ted's new startup Cased and how it's transforming Devops as well.

Ian and Tim saw down with Akshay Shah (CTO of Buf) to talk about how his experience at Uber where the company decided to go 'schema-first' to address the challenges of a microservices architecture and loosely structured data. Akshay also shares his 'spicy hot take' on the limitations of the big data and data science hype, and the need for more converged, end-to-end data platforms.

Ian and Tim sat down with Dane (SVP of Emerging Tech and Incubation at Cloudflare) to chat about Cloudflare's journey of incubating emerging infra areas like security and AI, and how it becomes products Cloudflare customers can use at scale.

Ian and Tim sat down with David (founder of Arcjet and Console.dev), where David is building a new company that's bringing security to the frontend stack, so developers can provide security from day one and at the edge. Come listen to how this trend is starting and what is David believing that would happen for security in the future!

CedarDB's founders dive into their innovative all-in-one database, blending OLAP and OLTP for greater efficiency. They discuss how their architecture boosts performance by adapting to modern hardware. The podcast explores the challenges of Hybrid Transactional/Analytical Processing (HTAP) systems and the need for tailored solutions. They also touch on enhancing PostgreSQL compatibility while forecasting the evolving landscape of SQL and data management. CedarDB aims to revolutionize data infrastructure for mid-sized enterprises.

Ian and Tim sat down with Ron (CEO of Flox, Nix foundation chair) to talk about the origins of Nix (functional package manager for Unix-like systems) and the adoption story so far, what are Flox doing to bring adoption to the masses.

Ian and Tim sat down with Michele (CEO of EvolutionQ, founder of Institute for Quantum Computing) that has been building quantum safe security products for enterprises to adopt, to talk about where Quantum Computing is today and how close we are to see the tipping point where majority enterprises will care and adopt solutions.