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Episode 70: Creating Custom T-Shirts through the Cloud with Ken Collins
For two decades, Custom Ink has helped folks around the world create unique T-shirts, jackets, activewear, promotional products, and more. Today, the company has hundr...
Episode 69: On-Premise Nation-States with Dr. Galen Hunt
Azure Sphere is Microsoft’s push into Internet of Things security, promising lifetime security updates and more. In this episode, Dr. Galen Hunt explains why Azure Sph...
Episode 68: The Rise of the Cloud-First Generation with Christina Warren
Before she held her current role as senior cloud advocate at Microsoft, Christina Warren was a self-proclaimed “content engineer.” These days, who follows a traditiona...
Episode 67: Infrastructure as Code with Terraform and Mitchell Hashimoto
HashiCorp has embraced the multi-cloud, and in this episode, Corey asks Founder and CTO Mitchell Hashimoto to explain how that’s working out. From Terraform’s humble b...
Episode 66: VMware? VMhere with Sean O’Dell
VMware is shifting its business as more companies move code to the cloud. What does that mean for the company internally? In this episode, Corey gets an inside view of...
Episode 65: Cloud Coreyography Mark 2 with Azure’s Corey Sanders
Another chat with another Corey but this time Corey Sanders has a shiny new title: Corporate VP of Microsoft Solutions. In this episode the two Coreys discuss the Micr...
Episode 64: Serverless Runs on Serverless Framework with Austen Collins
Serverless deployment is picking up steam in the industry, and Austen Collins has been leading the charge since 2015. In this episode, Collins talks about his work wit...
Episode 63: DevOps for Dummies with Emily Freeman
Emily Freeman’s book on DevOps is an approachable read for all types, not just techies. As DevOps for Dummies is set to hit the shelves, she sat down to talk to Corey ...
Episode 62: Serverless Storytelling with Anna Spysz
Anna Spysz offers a different perspective, coming from communications first and engineering second. In this episode, she describes the hybrid model employed at Stacker...
Episode 61: Building Microsoft Azure with Scott Guthrie
Scott Guthrie shares his experiences at Microsoft as the company has shifted its strategy and corporate culture. He answers questions about Azure, working with partner...
Episode 60: Managing Secrets for Kubernetes with Kamus with Omer Levi Hevroni
There are a lot of choices for managing and encrypting secrets in Kubernetes. Kamus is one of those solutions, and it was developed as an open-source project by Omer L...
Episode 59: Rebuilding AWS S3 in a Weekend with Valentino Volonghi
Amazon’s AWS offers a tantalizing range of services at incredible prices. While not a panacea to all your cloud computing needs, it’s definitely risen fast to become a...
Episode 58: The Cloud Is Great, But It Isn’t Perfect
In the same way that the cloud can be incredibly helpful, it can also be the source of a few headaches. Just like the printing press, technology can help eliminate the...
Episode 57: Building the Cloud: The logistics and practicality of going serverless in 2019
Today, data service is becoming more like a utility and that affects the expectations and practical uses of the cloud in almost every form. Today we are talking to ...
Episode 56: Bringing Open Source to the Cloud
While cloud architecture has many forms from container to serverless, the value of open source infrastructure never changes. Today we talk to Jess Frazelle of Twitt...
Episode 55: Get More out of the Cloud with AWS Training and Certification
While a valuable investment, the value of AWS training is still not always well understood. With a library of free digital training and a variety of certifications val...
Episode 54: Rethinking the Robot: How AWS Robotics is helping shape the future of domestic and commercial robotics
What if every time you washed your dishes, your dishwasher got smarter? Now imagine your dishwasher getting smarter every time someone else washed their dishes. To...
Episode 53: Company Migration On Two Fronts: AWS and the Career Paths of Software Engineers
Today we are talking with Silvia Botros, Principal Engineer at SendGrid. They specialize in email marketing that is trusted by developers and marketers for time-saving...
Episode 52: AWS as a Career Finding Clarity in the Ever-changing Job Market of the Cloud
The job market in the AWS world is complex and often confusing to both employers and employees. Wouldn’t it be great to have over 43,000 data points to draw a larger p...
Episode 51: Size of Cloud Bill: Not About Number of Customers, but Number of Engineers You've Hired
Years ago, if you wanted to launch an Internet company or Web application, you had to own necessary hardware. Now, the economics have changed drastically with the ease...
Episode 50: If You Lose Data, Your Company is Having a Very Bad Day
If you use MongoDB, then you may be feeling ecstatic right now. Why? Amazon Web Services (AWS) just released DocumentDB with MongoDB compatibility. Users who switch fr...
Episode 49: Open Source Software: Slipping Beneath the Surface of Awareness
Does operating system (OS) choice even matter anymore to most people? Especially with the emergence of serverless and containers? Debian may not see its name up in lig...
Episode 48: Nobody Gets Rid of Anything, Including Data
Companies can find working in the Cloud quite complicated. However, it’s a lot easier than it used to be, especially when trying to comply with regulations. That’s bec...
Episode 47: Racing the Clouds
More and more enterprises and on-prem applications are moving to the Cloud. Therefore, flexibility, agility, time-to-market, and cost effectiveness need to be created ...
Episode 46: Don't Be Afraid of the Bold Ask
If you’re looking for older services at AWS, there really aren’t any. For example, Simple Storage Service (S3) has been with us since the beginning. It was the first p...
Episode 45: Everybody Needs Backup and Recovery
Do you have to deal with data protection? Do you usually mess it up? Some people think data protection architecture is broken and requires too many dependencies. By th...
Episode 44: Disagree In Commits Console Recorder for AWS
Do you have some spare time? Can you figure out an easier way to do something? Then, why not build some software?! Today, we’re talking to Ian Mckay of Kablamo, an Am...
Episode 43: Here’s a Document on How to Best Deal with My Foibles
A Manager README is a document designed to establish clarity between a manager and those who report to them. These documents are especially useful for onboarding conte...
Episode 42: SCREAMING WITH CHAOSSEARCH: A reInvent reTrospective
Would you like access to unlimited retention of your data within your Amazon S3, which costs far less than online storage on disc? Well, the next time you’re at re:Inv...
Episode 41: Open Source is Not a Business Model
Have you ever had high expectations about a new software product? Did you think it was going to be spectacular? Instead, did it become less about solving a problem for...
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