Adventures in DevOps

David Linthicum is an Enterprise Technology Thought Leader and Visionary, Cloud Computing and Generative AI Expert/Pioneer, Educator, and Business Leader. They delve into the world of DevOps and explore various aspects of it. They discuss the benefits of working for a small consulting firm, the importance of learning from experienced individuals, and the risks of over-reliance on AI in software development. They also touch on the emerging discipline of FinOps, the integration of security into every stage of the software development process, and the challenges of building efficient and secure systems. 

Pete Hunt, CEO of Elementl, discusses the challenges faced by engineering teams in the ever-evolving landscape of cloud technology and open source. They explore data challenges, advancements in testing and development, importance of open source projects, new features for data platform, and the practice of deploying on Fridays.

Nicholas Hughes discusses the power of 'Salt' for IT systems, its process, set up, and differences from other frameworks. He explores its event-based automation, scalability in cloud infrastructure, challenges in implementation, and use in High-Performance Computing. Also, he shares personal picks and recommendations including the importance of salt stick tablets for running.

Neatsun Ziv is the Co-Founder & CEO of OX.Security. He joins the show to discuss software supply chain security, attack techniques, and lessons learned from previous major supply chain attacks. Moreover, he explains the role that DevOps play in software supply chain security. 

Mike Wagner is the Co-Founder & CEO of Metify.io. He joins the show to talk about his company, career experience working with data centers, and infrastructure. He also tackles the bare metal servers and how this is being utilized in his company. Moreover, they dive into Metify's infrastructure and operations tool for managing and provisioning servers, and many more! 

Mirco Hering, Global DevOps Practice Lead, talks about approaches used for DevOps, managing a DevOps team, challenges and solutions. The importance of architecture, time in issue resolution, AI tools, and collaboration is emphasized. Standardization in data science and upcoming podcast topics are also discussed.

Brian Greene is the CTO of Neuron Sphere. He begins by talking about his career progression and some of his achievements. He dives into designing medical devices from a developer's perspective. Additionally, he talks about his company and many more!LinksNeuron Sphere - Platform Engineering for DataSocialsLinkedIn: Brian GreenePicksBrian - Robot FrameworkJillian - On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft: King, StephenJonathan - The Big ConJonathan - Cup o' GoAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Jonathan and Will join this week's panelist episode to talk about AWS and GCP. They begin by sharing their experiences with using them and the specific services that they use. Additionally, they also discuss the difference between AWS & GCP and its useful features.

Jillian and Jonathan join this week's panelist episode to talk about ChatGPT. They begin by sharing their thoughts and experiences when using it. Additionally, they tackle its benefits and how it helps them write and understand codes. On YouTubeWhat You Should Know About ChatGPT - DevOps 163

Lane Wagner is the Founder of Boot.dev. He joins the show to talk about his blog post, "Are You a DevOps Engineer if You Aren't Writing Code?". They begin by outlining their personal definitions of what a DevOps and a DevOps Engineer mean to them.LinksBoot.devAre You a DevOps Engineer if You Aren't Writing Code?SocialsLane WagnerGitHub: wagslaneTwitter: @wagslanePicksJonathan - Extras (TV Series 2005–2007)Lane - Exposing Astro: Between Two Nerds - YouTubeWill - The Immortality Key