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Dan Wahlin rom Microsoft joins us to talk about agentic coding, deploying to the cloud and agent security.

Don't be alarmed, we mean the computer networking kind. Daan Boerlage nerds out on IPv6 and explains how it makes your cloud bill cheaper.

We quiz Matt Edmunds, long time UX and product designer, on pratical AI-assisted software development

DevOps at the intersection of business and technology.

Sam Goto from Chrome talks us through the treacherous adventure of getting auth into browser land

Olga Kundzich joins to discuss why cloud-native apps decay in six months due to shifting dependencies and how OpenRewrite uses Lossless Semantic Trees to automate refactoring.

John Papa shares insights into the creation of VS Code, GitHub Copilot, where software testing went wrong, experiences at Disney, and what comes next for AI.

Lawrence Jones reveals just how incident.io is automatically diagnosing production issues, talks about everything from running customer code on virtual machines to creating one-time runbooks for any i...

Jenna Pederson demystifies vector databases, exploring how they power semantic search, their role in RAG, and unexpected applications.

Andrew Moreland joins us to explain just why Chalk chose to deploy their data platform for ML into the customer cloud.

Ang Li, Director of Engineering at Observe, shares how they built a petabyte-scale observability platform using Snowflake, Kafka, and open data formats.

Pulumi's GM Meagan Cojocar tackles the product leader's journey, the future of open source, her experience at AWS versus Pulumi, and the philosophical debate around LLMs in DevOps.

Discover how linkable identifiers like session IDs and unique token identifiers in Microsoft Entra help track and investigate identity-related activities, enhancing security and transparency.

A critical look at Kubernetes' dominance and was AI a mistake? Find out with Omer Hamerman.

Not long ago, I was auditing a codebase for work (looking for bugs) when I realized that despite the quality of the code, I was becoming mentally fatigued extremely quickly and had a hard time working...