Tech Tools —41 min listen
Adventures in DevOps 140: User Management

We discuss the cross section of user management and DevOps.

Tech Tools —1 min read
CGI is the original serverless

I wrote a CGI program today. And not even in Perl. I used Go!

Tech Tools —56 min episode
Tiny DevOps episode #46 James McShane — Is Kubernetes right for your small company?

James McShane is the Engineering Director at SuperOrbital and has been working with Kubernetes for about 6 years, in a large number of environments. He joins the show today to help unpack whether Kubernetes is a good choice for your small company.

Tech Tools —56 min listen
Adventures in DevOps 135: DevOps In A Blockchain World with Vince Reed

A discussion of some of the differences, and similarities, between DevOps in a blockchain company, versus others.

Tech Tools —52 min listen
Adventures in DevOps 134: Serverless Platforms and WASM with Connor Hicks

How WebAssembly works, running it on edge networks, security, performand, and much more.

Tech Tools —73 min listen
Adventures in DevOps 133: Helm for Kubernetes with Matt Butcher

Aviad Mor talks about Lumigo's serverless intelligence platform.

Tech Tools —45 min episode
Tiny DevOps episode #44 Tod Hansmann — Observability as an engineering enabler

Problem solver Tod Hansmann of Catalyst joins me to discuss "observability": What it is, why it means different things to different people, and how to get started if it's new for you.

Tech Tools —53 min listen
Adventures in DevOps 132: Observability and Serverless Intelligence Platforms with Aviad Mor

Aviad Mor talks about Lumigo's serverless intelligence platform.

Tech Tools —1 min read
mob.sh

Do you have a favorite remote pair programming tool?

Tech Tools —65 min listen
Adventures in DevOps 131: Endless Possibilities with WebAssembly with Taylor Thomas

Will Kelly joins us to outline his approach to transforming from DevOps to DevSecOps.

Software Delivery —2 min read
Are code freezes ever a good idea?

I found a tool to make code freezes easier. Ick. But could it ever be useful?