DevOps Paradox

#75: Declarative, imperative, CSV, JSON, and YAML. Do any of these items represent code? We attempt

#74: Many people today are still clicking around in consoles and copy and pasting instructions from

#73: If you don't want to run Elasticsearch for logging for your Kubernetes cluster, what do you do?

#72: In this episode, we speak with Gigi Sayfan, the author of Mastering Kubernetes. We speak with h

#71: Observability can be broken down into three layers; software, infrastructure, and knowledge. Wh

#70: Some people believe that high availability means 100% availability. That just isn't true. We at

#69: Google Cloud Run vs Azure Container Instances vs AWS ECS. We discuss the pros and cons of each

#68: Docker recently announced integrations with Azure Container Instances (ACI) and Amazon EC2 Cont

#67: We step away from serverless for a week to visit with Uma Mukkara about LitmusChaos. We discuss

#66: Viktor has finished the next section of the Catalog course. Today, we discuss the amazing, and

#65: Today we talk with Rodric Rabbah, creator and the lead contributor to Apache OpenWhisk as well

#64: In this next episode about serverless, we tackle the question if we should be using serverless

#63: In this first episode about serverless, we attempt to define the fundamentals of serverless in

#62: We welcome back Ádám Sándor to continue our discussion about Kubernetes, Serverless and develop

#61: Today with talk with Mikolaj (Miko) Pawlikowski, the creator of PowerfulSeal and the author of

#60: As a followup from last week's episode, we talk about the specific problems that Jenkins X solv

#59: Recently, Viktor has been hearing a number of people talking about choosing to use native servi

#58: We get the tables turned on us today by one of the Docker Captains, Nirmal Mehta. We discuss nu

#57: On this episode, we have a conversation with Tracy Miranda, the current chair of the Governing

#56: We have a conversation with one of our listeners who challenges us on some previous comments th