Episode 54: Rethinking the Robot: How AWS Robotics is helping shape the future of domestic and commercial robotics

Episode 13: Serverlessly Storing my Dad Jokes in a Dadabase: Aurora, from Amazon Web Services (AWS), is a MySQL-compatible service for complex database structures. It offers capabilities and opportunities. But with Aurora, you’re putting a lot of trust in AWS to “just work” in ways not traditional to relational dat by Screaming in the Cloud

34 min listen

Episode 16: There are Still Servers, but We Don't Care About Them: Are you interested in going beyond basic monitoring and visibility? Need tools to build and operate serverless applications and extract business intelligence? IOpipe provides extended visibility and metrics around AWS Lambda, including profiling, core dum by Screaming in the Cloud

33 min listen

Episode 8: A Corporate Prisoner's Dilemma: Have you dabbled with IT infrastructure in AWS? Have you been through the process of AWS partnership? Does being an AWS partner add value? Amazon seeks partners that helps drive its business, goals, and value. Today, we’re talking to Justin Brodley, the v by Screaming in the Cloud

30 min listen

Episode 4: It's a Data Lake, not a Data Public Swimming Pool: Open source activism tends to focus on running on hardware you can trust and avoiding Cloud computing. The problem with some Cloud providers has to do with a conflict of interest between serving customers and how they generate revenue. It’s important for by Screaming in the Cloud

34 min listen

Episode 1: Feature Flags with Heidi Waterhouse of LaunchDarkly: This podcast features people doing interesting work in the world of Cloud. What is the state of the technical world? Let’s first focus on the up or down, on or off function of feature flags. Today, we’re talking to Heidi Waterhouse, a technical writer tu by Screaming in the Cloud

29 min listen

Episode 2: Shoving a SAN into us-east-1: When companies migrate to the Cloud, they are literally changing how they do everything in their IT department. If lots of customers exclusively rely on a service, like us-east-1, then they are directly impacted by outages. There is safety in a herd and i by Screaming in the Cloud

35 min listen

Episode 7: The Exact Opposite of a Job Creator: Monitoring in the entire technical world is terrible and continues to be a giant, confusing mess. How do you monitor? Are you monitoring things the wrong way? Why not hire a monitoring consultant! Today, we’re talking to monitoring consultant Mik by Screaming in the Cloud

35 min listen

Episode 23: Most Likely to be Misunderstood: The Myth of Cloud Agnosticism: It is easy to pick apart the general premise of Cloud agnosticism being a myth. What about reasonable use cases? Well, generally, when you have a workload that you want to put on multiple Cloud providers, it is a bad idea. It’s difficult to build and main by Screaming in the Cloud

36 min listen

Episode 11: Hickory Dickory Docker: Docker went from being a small startup to an enterprise company that changed the way people think about their infrastructure to now, where its relevance is somewhat minimal. The conversation is no longer around the container level. Docker has become commo by Screaming in the Cloud

46 min listen

Episode 3: Turning Off Someone Else's Site as a Service: How do you encourage businesses to pick Google Cloud over Amazon and other providers? How do you advocate for selecting Google Cloud to be successful on that platform? Google Cloud is not just a toy with fun features, but is a a capable Cloud service. Tod by Screaming in the Cloud

35 min listen

Episode 9: Cloud Coreyography: Microsoft has experienced a renaissance. By everything that we've seen coming out of Microsoft over the past few years, it feels like the company is really walking the walk. Instead of just talking about how it’s innovative, it’s demonstrating that. Micro by Screaming in the Cloud

39 min listen

Episode 12: Like Normal Cloud Services, but More Depressing: Does your job challenge and motivate you? Does it utilize your skills? Or, are you ready to go job hunting? Do you want an awesome job that is a resume booster? Companies should be supportive of their employees finding a job that matches their skills and by Screaming in the Cloud

36 min listen

Episode 5: The Last Mainframe with a Kickstart and a Double Clutch: How are companies evolving in a world where Cloud is on the rise? Where Cloud providers are bought out and absorbed into other companies? Today, we’re talking to Nell Shamrell-Harrington about Cloud infrastructure. She is a senior software engineer at Che by Screaming in the Cloud

35 min listen

Episode 33: The Worst Manager I Ever Had Spoke Only In Metaphor: If you’ve been doing DevOps for the past 10-20 years, things have really changed in the industry. There’s no longer large pools of help desk support. People aren’t climbing around the data center and learning how to punch down cables and rack servers to g by Screaming in the Cloud

30 min listen

Episode 37: Hiring in the Cloud “I assume CrowdStrike makes drones”: What’s hiring in the world of Cloud like? What are companies looking for in possible employees? What kind of career trajectory should applicants display? Today, we’re talking to Don O’Neill, who has had an interesting career path and the archetype of who by Screaming in the Cloud

35 min listen

Episode 10: Education is Not Ready for Teacherless: Like migrating caribou, you tend to follow the trends of what clients are doing, which dictates what you work on as a consultant. Today, we’re talking to Lynn Langit, an independent Cloud architect. She is an AWS Community Hero, Google Cloud developer exp by Screaming in the Cloud

43 min listen

Episode 24: Serverless Observability via the bill is terrible: What is serverless? What do people want it to be? Serverless is when you write your software, deploy it to a Cloud vendor that will scale and run it, and you receive a pay-for-use bill. It’s not necessarily a function of a service, but a concept. Today, w by Screaming in the Cloud

40 min listen

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 content. For example, if you have someone new starting on your team, there's so many things y by Screaming in the Cloud

31 min listen

Episode 19: I want to build a world spanning search engine on top of GCP: Some companies that offer services expect you to do things their way or take the highway. However, Google expects people to simply adapt the tech company’s suggestions and best practices for their specific context. This is how things are done at Google, b by Screaming in the Cloud

39 min listen

Episode 6: The Robot Uprising Will Have Very Clean Floors: How many of you are considered heroes? Specifically, in the serverless Cloud, Twitter, and Amazon Web Services (AWS) communities? Well, Ben Kehoe is a hero. Ben is a Cloud robotics research scientist who makes serverless Roombas at iRobot. He was named an by Screaming in the Cloud

40 min listen

Episode 14: Cheslocked and loaded: Do you need data captured that let you know when things don’t look quite right? Need to identify issues before they become major problems for your organization? Turn to Threat Stack, which has Cloud issues of its own, and helps its customers with their Cl by Screaming in the Cloud

41 min listen

Episode 30: How to Compete with Amazon: Trying to figure out if Amazon Web Services (AWS) is right for you? Use the “quadrant of doom” to determine your answer. When designing a Cloud architecture, there are factors to consider. Any system you design exists for one reason - support a business. by Screaming in the Cloud

42 min listen

Episode 32: Lambda School: A New Approach to “Hire Ed”: Are you interested in computer science? How would you like to go to school for free and learn what you need to in just a few months? Then, check out Lambda School! Today, we’re talking to Ben Nelson, co-founder and CTO of Lambda School, which is a 30-week by Screaming in the Cloud

26 min listen

Episode 35: Metered Pricing: Everyone Hates That! Charge Based on Value: Did you know that you can now run Lambda functions for 15 minutes, instead of dealing with 5-minute timeouts? Although customers will probably never need that much time, it helps dispel the belief that serverless isn’t useful for some use cases because of by Screaming in the Cloud

33 min listen

Episode 36: I'm Not Here to Correct Your English, Just Cloud Bills: Do you enjoy watching sports? Wear your favorite team or player’s jersey? Are you a fan who has shopped at Fanatics on the Cloud? Today, we’re talking to Johnny Sheeley, director of Cloud engineering at Fanatics, which is a sports eCommerce business that by Screaming in the Cloud

44 min listen

Episode 21: Remember when RealNetworks used to-- BUFFERING: Are you about to head off to college? Interested in DevOps and the Cloud? Is there a good way for someone like you who is starting out in the world of technology to absorb the necessary skills? The Open Source Lab (OSL) at Oregon State University (OSU) is by Screaming in the Cloud

32 min listen

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. Today, we are talking to Roger Barga, the General Manager of AWS Robotics. We discuss the by Screaming in the Cloud

32 min listen

Episode 22: The Chaos Engineering experiment that is us-east-1: Trying to convince a company to embrace the theory and idea of Chaos Engineering is an uphill battle. When a site keeps breaking, Gremlin’s plan involves breaking things intentionally. How do you introduce chaos as a step toward making things better? Toda by Screaming in the Cloud

32 min listen

Episode 29: Future of Serverless: A Toy that will Evolve and Offer Flexibility: Are you a blogger? Engineer? Web guru? What do you do? If you ask Yan Cui that question, be prepared for several different answers. Today, we’re talking to Yan, who is a principal engineer at DAZN. Also, he writes blog posts and is a course developer. Hi by Screaming in the Cloud

32 min listen

Episode 17: Pouring Kubernetes on things with reckless abandon: DevOps as a service describes what Reactive Ops is trying to do, who it’s trying to help, and what problems it’s trying to solve. It’s passion to deliver service where human beings help other human beings is done through a group of engineers who are extre by Screaming in the Cloud

49 min listen

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