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Open Communities With Andrew Zigler
Andrew Zigler (Mattermost) delves into the world of open-source development and the unique challenges faced by an "open-first" developer community. Andrew shares his deep insights into fostering collaboration, building trust, and navigating the intricate dynamics of open-source projects.
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Machine Learning Ops With Chelsea Troy
Jessitron is joined by Chelsea Troy, Staff Data Engineer at Mozilla, and one of the all-around most interesting people in software today, to discuss staff engineering, machine learning operations, and maybe also surfing.
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It's Been Ten Years of ADO, Charlie Brown
It's been ten years of Arrested DevOps! Joe, Matty, Bridget, Jess, and Trevor spend some time (quite a lot of time!) reminiscing over stories and history of the podcast.
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So You’re in Charge Now… With Ben Greenberg
What happens when you suddenly are In Management? Matty is joined by Ben Greenberg to talk through the challenges of first-time management.
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DevOps Isn’t a Department With Jeremy Duvall
DevOps is not a department. It's a set of concepts and ideas that are human-centric and driven through Agile practices. It's applying Big A Agile to operations: fast feedback loops, deeper collaboration with stakeholders (which is the engineering team), and invoking people over process and tools. A current problem hamstringing organizations is that they treat DevOps like a commoditized department: one that writes shell scripts and deploys Jenkins servers, and not the value engine that those teams could be. They took the tools team, applied a light version of DevOps ideology, and said, "Hey, that's it. That's DevOps. Hashtag winning."
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Runtime Analysis With Brian Kelly
Most developers are familiar with two sources of data about their applications: 1) static code analysis, and 2) observability tools monitoring their system in production. However, a new data source is gaining popularity: Runtime analysis. Runtime analysis is a technique where an application's dynamic behavior is recorded and analyzed during development time, allowing flaws and other insights to be revealed before that code is deployed to production.
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Complexity With Michael Stahnke
It's a complex world! Matty and Michael Stahnke wax philosophical about whether our systems need to be as complicated as we have made them
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The Database Calls Are Coming From Inside the House With Grant Fritchey
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Platform Engineering Goes to Flavortown With Matt Kurtiz
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What's Up With Open Terraform?
Matty is joined by Ohad Maislish and Cory O'Daniel for some updates on the Open Terraform project.
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The New DevOps With Adam Jacob
Adam Jacob (creator of Chef and the System Initiative) and Matty talk about what DevOps has gotten right, what has been wrong, and where we go from here.
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Purposeful Personal Brand With Cassandra Faris
When you're in the tech industry, your personal brand matters both internally and externally. This brand can help you stand out in your current organization or when you're looking for new opportunities.
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Everything's a Product With Sarah Morgan
Guest Sarah Morgan helps dig into how we can apply the principles of product management into our DevOps approaches!
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Cloud Native Security With Michael Isbitski
Special guest Michael Isbitski joins us to talk about cloud native security and reviews the Sysdig 2023 Cloud-Native Security and Usage Report. Michael and Matty discuss some common security challenges and findings from the report, and how to address them.
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DevOps With Better Marketing With Pete Cheslock
Let's take another look at the topic of Platform Engineering, but perhaps with a different perspective. Pete Cheslock turns his attention to Platform Engineering, and if it's really anything new, or just what DevOps has always meant?
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It's Rough Out There With Sidney Miller
Looking for a job? Did you get laid off? It's rough out there. Let's talk about it with Sidney Miller.
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Data! Data! Data! With Francesco Tisiot
Let's dig into the world of data, with Aiven's Francesco Tisiot.
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Platform Engineering With Daniel Bryant
Is DevOps dead? Did Platform Engineering kill it off? Matty chats with Daniel Bryant (Ambassador Labs) about Platform Engineering.
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Into the VOID Report With Casey Rosenthal and Courtney Nash
Courtney Nash and Casey Rosenthal from Verica join Matty for a deep dive into the results of the VOID (Verica Open Incident Database) report.
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Continuous Feedback With Roni Dover
Roni Dover, founder of [Digma.ai](https://digma.ai), joins Jess to chat about continuous feedback and what's missing in every DevOps loop.
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Engineers Are People With Dagna Bieda
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We Have More Work to Do With Tim Banks
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Why Are We Still Talking About DevOps and Security
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Deserted Island DevOps 2021
One of the most innovative and popular virtual conferences of 2020 was Deserted Island Devops. The event was back again in 2021, and Matty chatted with organizers and speakers about what made this event so special.
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2021 Year-End Wrap-Up
It's that time of year again! Matty, Trevor, Bridget, Jessica, and Joe wrap up the year with a discussion of favorite episodes, the Year That Was, and stuff about pets.
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Technical Agile Coaching With Emily Bache
Author and technical agile coach Emily Bache chats with Matty on testing, software engineering practices, and ensemble programming.
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The Reality of DevSecOps With Steve Giguere
What is DevSecOps? Is it different from DevOps? What's up with shift left? Steve Giguere joins Matt to dig into some more fun security conversations.
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Brigade With Kent Rancourt
Bridget chats with Kent Rancourt about Brigade.
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Words Are Hard With Emily Freeman
Emily Freeman, Principal, DevOps Solutions at AWS and Matt have a frank conversation about how DevOps has changed, where it's going, and the merits of the Oxford comma.
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Multicluster Service Mesh With Phillip Gibson and Annie Wang
Bridget chats with Phillip Gibson and Annie Wang about multicluster service mesh.
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Foundational Practices With Johan Abildskov
"If you invest enough into foundational practices you can ignore them" - this is a heady statement, and special guest Johan Abildskov takes us through a journey to explore what our foundational practices are, and how we can improve our learning and implementation of them.
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Drawing DevOps With Ashton Rodenhiser
Matt is joined by Ashton Rodenhiser, who has become a fixture at many conferences where she provides graphic recordings of various talks and presentations!
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The Edge of Now With Cat Swetel
In this episode, Jess talks with guest Cat Swetel about her career, writings, and thoughts on DevOps.
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Seasons of Community With Katy Farmer
Does tech ask more from its community than other industries? What does it mean to be part of a community and what is expected of us?
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All Things Docker
Bridget chats with Justin Cormack and Donnie Berkholz of Docker.
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Learning to Learn and Learning to Teach With Shelby Spees
Learning, as well as teaching, are both skills. Skills that we can develop with intentionality and practice. Shelby Spees, a Developer Advocate at Honeycomb, shares her insight into this topic.
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The Six Plots of Tech Twitter
Sources differ on where this started, but Kurt Vonnegut posited that there are basically six story types. Matt wondered if there was similarly only six stories that are told on tech Twitter. Guests Sasha Rosenbaum, Kat Cosgrove, Quintessence Anx, Aaron Aldrich, and Jeremy Meiss dig into this as well as discuss the ups and downs of tech Twitter culture.
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Doing Releases Right With Scott Hain
Releasing software is more that just having a clever pipeline. Scott Hain (Hashicorp) digs into some of the practical considerations of improving your release engineering process.
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2020 Year-End Wrap-Up
It's that time of year again! Matty, Trevor, Bridget, Jessica, Jeff, and Joe wrap up the year with a discussion of favorite episodes, the Year That Was, and a deep dive into 90s-era sci-fi.
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Breaking Down Gates With Tim Banks
Tim Banks joins Matt for a blunt discussion about how to break down gates and barriers in tech. Also, chili is discussed, in depth.
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Devopsdays Chicago 2020
DevOpsDays Chicago 2020 was the first time the long-running conference went virtual. A panel of speakers and organizers discuss the event, how it was produced, and what the experience was like!
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Tea and Anarchy With Alice Goldfuss and Ian Coldwater
Bridget chats with Alice Goldfuss and Ian Coldwater.
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State of Open Source Security With Alyssa Miller
Alyssa Miller (Snyk) discusses the findings of the Synk State of Open Source Security report with Matt and Jessica
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Incident Retrospectives With Amy Tobey, Alex Hidalgo, and Rein Heinrichs
So you've had an incident. What can you learn from it afterwards? Amy Tobey, Alex Hidalgo, and Rein Heinrich talk with Matt about strategies and techniques for great incident retrospectives.
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Don't Worry, Do Care With Aaron Blohowiak
Aaron Blohowiak joins host Jessica Kerr to discuss his DevOps work at Netflix.
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Service Mesh With Michelle Noorali and Delyan Raychev
Bridget chats with Michelle Noorali and Delyan Raychev about service mesh.
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Developer Experience With Stephanie Stimac
What exactly is "Developer Experience"? Stephanie Stimac (Design Technologist and Program Manager for Microsoft Edge Developer Experiences) shares what DevEx is, and why it matters. We also discuss The Web We Want initiative and maybe even try to solve work item tracking issues!
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Deserted Island DevOps
The first-ever DevOps conference to take place in Animal Crossing happened on April 30. In another history-making event, Matty is joined by the largest panel of guests in ADO history, and talks with the event organizers, as well as the speakers, about what made this virtual conference so special.
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Security Chaos Engineering With Aaron Rinehart
So you feel like you've got a good handle on chaos engineering...but can you use it for security use cases? Aaron Rinehart of Verica (and the author of the upcoming O'Reilly book on the topic) walks Matt and Jessica through some of the exciting ways that chaos engineering can be used for security approaches.
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Helm Community With Matt Farina, Karen Chu, and Matt Butcher
Bridget chats with Matt Farina, Karen Chu, and Matt Butcher about the Helm community.
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What's the Deal With AWS Billing...? With Corey Quinn and Pete Cheslock
Jessica and Matt spend a little time with Corey Quinn and Pete Cheslock of the Duckbill Group to dig into the mysteries of AWS billing, why product names are all terrible, and what exactly is a "cloud economist" anyway?
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WebAssembly, Krustlet, and the Future
Bridget chats with Taylor Thomas and Brian Ketelsen about WebAssembly, Krustlet, and the Future.
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Secure by Design
Jessica chats with Dan Bergh Johnsson, Daniel Deogun, Daniel Sawano - authors of the book Secure by Design
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Whose Transformation Is It Anyway? With Andrew Clay Shafer
Transformation is a big deal. You can't just say "let's just transform!" so what are some of the things we should be thinking about?
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Making DevOps Beginner-Friendly With Laura Santamaria
It can be hard to get into this whole 'DevOps' thing...Laura Santamaria (LogDNA) and Matt dig into what we can do to make it more accessible
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We Are Always Learning With Patrick Debois
Matt and Jeff sit down with Patrick Debois to talk about Patrick's journey from systems engineer to DevOps royalty
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Team Topologies
In this episode, host Jessica Kerr is joined by guests Matthew Skelton and Manuel Pais to discuss their book, Team Topologies.
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Communities Are Made of People With Jono Bacon
Matt talks about all things community with Jono Bacon, the author of the new book 'People Powered'
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2019 Year-End Wrap-Up
It's that time of year again! Matty, Trevor, Bridget, Jessica, and Joe wrap up the year with a discussion of favorite episodes, the year in review, and, of course, airline status.
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Learning Stuff With Ali Spittel
Matt chats with Ali Spittel at All Things Open 2019 about all things learning!
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Kubernetes & the Future
Bridget chats with Kelsey Hightower about Kubernetes and the future.
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Kubernetes Security
Bridget chats with Ian Coldwater about Kubernetes security
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Kubernetes Best Practices
Bridget chats with the authors of Kubernetes Best Practices: Brendan Burns, Eddie Villalba, Dave Strebel, and Lachlan Evenson
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Devopsdays Philadelphia 2019
Bridget chats with guests Peter Shannon, Jocelyn Harper, and Tim Gross in front of a live studio audience at devopsdays Philadelphia 2019.
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The Meltwater Transformation
In this episode, Gene Connolly and Joan Freed discuss their DevOps transformation at Meltwater.
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DeliveryConf
Matty talks with Ken Mugrage and Sasha Rosenbaum about DeliveryConf.
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Devopsdays Cape Town 2019
Bridget chats with Devi Moodley, Daniel Maher, Adrian Moisey, and Cobus Bernard at devopsdays Cape Town 2019.
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State of Devops 2019
In this episode, Nicole Fosgren and Jez Humble discuss the 2019 Accelerate State of Devops report.
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Devopsdays Chicago 2019
Matty and Trevor chat with guests Jessie Frazelle, Veronica Hanus, and Jeff Smith in front of a live studio audience at devopsdays Chicago 2019.
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Devopsdays Minneapolis 2019
Bridget and Matty chat with guests Liz Fong-Jones, Alice Goldfuss, and RJ Williams, in front of a live studio audience at devopsdays Minneapolis 2019.
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Protocols and Sympathy With Martin Thompson
Making performance changes is about working smoothly with hardware AND with people.
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Pushing Left With Tanya Janca
Tanya Janca of Microsoft joins Matty to talk about threat modeling, pushing left, serverless, and more!
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Catching Up With Steven Murawski
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Principal Engineering With Silvia Botros
Matty and Jessica discuss Principal Engineering with Silvia Botros.
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Making DevOps Magic With Arup Chakrabarti
Making DevOps Magic: Matty chats with Arup Chakrabarti (PagerDuty).
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Unreliable Things Can Be the Most Valuable Things
How do you make change in a complex system that is always failing, but must never break?
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Certification Fun With Jay Gordon
Matty chats with Jay Gordon (Microsoft) about certification fun.
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Shiny Objects With Jessie Frazelle and Andrew Clay Shafer
Bridget chats with Jessie Frazelle and Andrew Clay Shafer about what shiny objects have caught their attention recently.
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The Database Calls Are Coming From Inside the DevOps
in which we define DevOps and what it means for your code's database interactions
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2018 Year-End Wrap-Up
It's that time of year again! Matty, Trevor, Bridget, and Joe wrap up the year with a discussion of favorite episodes, tech trends and predictions, and, of course, airline status.
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Fireside Chat With Jessica Kerr
Matty is joined by Jessica Kerr, software engineer extraordinaire and co-host of the amazing Greater Than Code podcast.
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Shouting at the DevOps With Corey Quinn
Matty is joined by Corey Quinn for a special crossover episode with Screaming In The Cloud
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Devopsdays Chicago 2018
Recorded live at DevOpsDays Chicago 2018, Matty and Trevor are joined by Aaron Kalin, Katie Prizy, and Jeff Smith to talk about bias and ethics in the tech industry.
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DevOpsDays Kansas City 2018
Matty (with special guest host Jessica DeVita) is joined by Ana Medina, Dan Barker, Ben Clayton, and Monica Hart at DevOpsDays Kansas City 2018.
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Ignite 2018 Catch Up With Jessica Deen
Trevor is joined by Jessica Deen at Microsoft Ignite 2018, and have a quick catch up on the event and the state of the DevOps world.
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Ignite 2018 Catch Up With Ed Thomson
Trevor is joined by Edward Thomson at Microsoft Ignite 2018, and have a quick catch up on the event and the state of the DevOps world.
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Ignite 2018 Catch Up With Steven Murawski
Trevor is joined by Steven Murawski at Microsoft Ignite 2018, and have a quick catch up on the event and the state of the DevOps world.
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Ignite 2018 Catch Up With Donovan Brown
Trevor and Jason are joined by Donovan Brown at Microsoft Ignite 2018, and have a quick catch up on the event and the state of the DevOps world.
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Fireside Chat With VM Brasseur
Matty is joined by VM (aka Vicky) Brasseur, Vice President of the Open Source Initiative, for a chat about contributing to open source software.
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Fireside Chat With Christine Spang
Matty chats with Nylas CTO Christine Spang
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Devopsdays Salt Lake City 2018
Matty discusses devopsdays Salt Lake City 2018 with a panel in front of a live studio audience.
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Devopsdays Minneapolis 2018
Bridget and Matty chat about organizing conferences with guests Jam Leomi, Debbie Gillespie, and Christian Herro, in front of a live studio audience at devopsdays Minneapolis 2018.
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Let’s Be Careful Out There
Guests J. Paul Reed and Mary Thengvall talk about resiliency, safety, and a great new conference - REdeploy
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Devopsdays Amsterdam 2018
Matty and Bridget discuss conference speaking with participants at devopsdays Amsterdam 2018.
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Theatre Geeks Unite and Tech Over the World
Arrested DevOps - Theatre Geeks Unite and Tech Over the World
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GOTO Chicago 2018
Bridget discusses distributed systems with speakers from GOTO Chicago 2018.
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Punk Rock DevOps With Jay Gordon
In this edition of "big guys with beards and tattoos", MongoDB Developer Advocate Jay Gordon waxes philosophical about the change from being on-call to being a tech evangelist, what went wrong with the GitHub memcached DDoS, and the role of fast food in DevOps.
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Devops Weekly With Gareth Rushgrove
Bridget discusses Devops Weekly with Gareth Rushgrove.
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Hot Takes With Charity Majors, Jill Jubinski, and Eric Sigler
An exploration of everything wrong with DevOps today. Pushing the limit of the [explicit] tag.
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Fireside Chat With Andrew Clay Shafer
Bridget and Matt discuss the past and future of tech with Andrew Clay Shafer.
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Career Change Into DevOps With Michael Hedgpeth, Annie Hedgpeth, and Megan Bohl
What is it like to change careers and get into tech later in life? Annie Hedgpeth and Megan Bohl tell their stories. This episode also features special guest Sonia Gupta!
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Gophers: Brian Ketelsen & Erik St. Martin
Bridget discusses all things Go with Brian Ketelsen and Erik St. Martin.
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2017 in Review
Matt, Trevor, Bridget, and Joe discuss 2017.
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Work/Life Balance With Sasha Rosenbaum, Bill Weiss, and Katie Prizy
Recorded at DevOpsDays Chicago 2017 - an exploration of balancing our professional responsibilities with our personal lives.
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Inner Source to Open Source With Aaron Rinehart
Open source projects have a lot of benefits, as we all know. But sometimes it can be a real challenge to take tools and projects developed internally and open-source them, especially from a traditional enterprise. Guest Aaron Rinehart shares his journey and story with open sourcing his internal security chaos engineering tool, Chaoslingr
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Fireside Chat With Grandpa Paul
An episode years in the making! Matt and guest J. Paul Reed talk about what DevOps could be doing better, what is going well, nerdy things about podcasting, and whether 5 Guys is better than In-And-Out Burger.
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Fireside Chat With Alice Goldfuss
Bridget chats with Alice Goldfuss (GitHub).
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Devopsdays Madison 2017 With Emily Freeman, Joshua Zimmerman, & Christian Herro
Bridget & Matt chat with devopsdays Madison 2017 speaker Emily Freeman & organizers Joshua Zimmerman & Christian Herro.
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Velocity With Inés Sombra & James Turnbull
Bridget chats with Velocity chairs Inés Sombra (Fastly) and James Turnbull (Empatico).
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Live DevOps Call in Show With Nicole Forsgren
Matt & Nell Shamrell-Harrington of the Food Fight Show chat with Nicole Forsgren (DORA).
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CI, CD, Oh My! With Jez Humble
Bridget chats with Jez Humble (DORA) about continuous everything.
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Devopsdays Minneapolis 2017 With Bryan Liles, Jessie Frazelle, and Andrew Clay Shafer
Bridget and Matt chat about enterprise transformation and open source with guests Bryan Liles, Jessie Frazelle, and Andrew Clay Shafer, in front of a live studio audience at devopsdays Minneapolis 2017.
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Go Small or Go Home With Daphne Chong and Kenny Bastani
Bridget and Matt chat with Daphne Chong (Amazon) and Kenny Bastani (Pivotal).
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Tupperware Party With Jérôme Petazzoni, Mark Heckler, and Jennifer Heckler
Bridget and Matt chat with Jérôme Petazzoni (Docker), Mark Heckler (Pivotal), and Jennifer Heckler (Edward Jones).
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Risky Business With Nicole Johnson, Matt Curry, and Anthony Lee
Bridget and Matt chat with Nicole Johnson (Chef), Matt Curry (Allstate), and Anthony Lee (Allstate).
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Devopsdays Toronto 2017 With Roderick Randolph, Arthur Maltson, Aaron Aldrich, and Amy Mansell
Bridget returns to devopsdays Toronto and briefly chats with local organizer Amy Mansell & speakers Roderick Randolph, Arthur Maltson, and Aaron Aldrich.
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When the Levee Breaks With Jeff Smith and Mark Imbriaco
Bridget and Matt chat with Jeff Smith (Centro) and Mark Imbriaco (Pivotal).
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Let’s Do the Devops Again With Nicole Forsgren & Tim Gross
Bridget and Matt chat with Nicole Forsgren (DORA) and Tim Gross (Joyent).
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Old Geeks Yell at Cloud With Andrew Clay Shafer & Bryan Cantrill
Bridget and Matt chat with Andrew Clay Shafer (Pivotal) and Bryan Cantrill (Joyent).
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Enterprises With Bryan Liles
Bridget and Matt chat about devops in a large enterprise with Bryan Liles (Capital One).
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Startups With Charity Majors & Nicole Forsgren
Bridget chats about startups with Charity Majors (Honeycomb) and Nicole Forsgren (DORA)
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Microsoft Redux With Liam Bennett, Brandon Olin, Reuben Dunn, Glenn Sarti, and Chris Hunt
It's been almost two years since we've talked about doing DevOps in Microsoft environments, so it's about time to do it again. And it's one of our largest panels yet!
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Devopsdays Cuba 2016
Bridget and our audio editor, Joe, chat about their experiences at devopsdays Cuba and share some audio recorded at the event.
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2016 Year-End Extravaganza
Matt, Trevor, and Bridget chat (at length) about podcasts, podcast recording, and podcast recording software. Oh, and the highlights of 2016 if they get around to it.
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Devopsdays Sydney 2016
Bridget and special guest host Matt Ray of Software Defined Talk chat with Matthew Jones, Lindsay Holmwood, Mick Pollard, and Katie McLaughlin at devopsdays Sydney 2016.
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Discovery With Julia Evans
Bridget chats with Julia Evans (Stripe) about learning, service discovery, CAP theorem, distributed systems, remote work, zines, and more!
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Chatting With Pauly Comtois
In the same week that the Chicago Cubs finally won the World Series, Pauly Comtois is finally a guest on Arrested DevOps! Pauly is the VP of DevOps for Heart Business Media, and he shares with us some of the challenges (and successes) of effecting a DevOps transformation at a large enterprise.
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DevOps in the Windy City With Jeff Smith, Jerry Cattell, and Sameer Doshi
There are some interesting things going on in DevOps in Chicago! Matt is joined by Jeff Smith (GrubHub), Jerry Cattell (LifeQode), and Sameer Doshi (kCura), for a panel discussion on just what makes tech and DevOps different in Chicago. Plus, special updates on the Cubs/Dodgers game. Yay sportsball!
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The Art of Monitoring With James Turnbull
Friend of the podcast James Turnbull joins us to talk about his new book, The Art of Monitoring...and a little bit about this whole functional programming thing
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DevOpsDays DFW 2016
Supershow with Food Fight, and Software Defined Talk recorded live at the DevOpsDays Dallas / Fort Worth 2016! Trevor, Nathan and Coté were joined by Michael Hedgpeth, Annie Hedgpeth and Dillon Culpepper to discuss the first ever DevOpsDays DFW!
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Fireside Chat With Bryan Cantrill
Bridget sits down for a classic fireside chat with Bryan Cantrill (Joyent), ranging from containers to social justice to lawn care.
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Devopsdays Chicago 2016 With Nell Shamrell-Harrington, Jill Jubinski, and Michael Stahnke
Recorded live at DevOpsDays Chicago 2016, Matt was joined by Nell Shamrell-Harrington (Chef), Jill Jubinski (IBM), and Michael Stahnke (Puppet). We talked about empathy for recruiters, how the DevOpsDays Chicago event has changed over the years, and how Michael gets all of his DevOps philosophies from 90's slow jams.
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Operationalizing Open Source With Michael Hedgpeth and Doug Ireton
Matt and Bridget chat with Michael Hedgpeth (NCR) and Doug Ireton (1Strategy) about organizations adopting open source.
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Application Configuration With Tim Gross and Adam Jacob
Matt and Bridget chat with Tim Gross (Joyent) and Adam Jacob (Chef) about configuration that travels with the application, diving into Habitat and ContainerPilot.
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Devopsdays Minneapolis 2016
Bridget chats about enterprise transformation and the democratizing effect of platforms with guests Charity Majors, Nicole Forsgren, Andrew Clay Shafer, and James Watters, in front of a live studio audience at devopsdays Minneapolis 2016.
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ChefConf 2016 With Jon Cowie, Fletcher Nichol, and Annie Hedgpeth
Recorded at ChefConf 2016 in Austin, Texas, with delightful guests Annie Hedgpeth, Fletcher Nichol, and Jon Cowie. We talk about all the new hotness of Habitat and Chef Automate, as well as cover the experiences of five years span of ChefConf attendee experience. Plus, Trevor throws shade at 'DevOps 2.0'.
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CareerOps With Jill Jubinski and Peter Burkholder
Oh no! You've been laid off. How can you bounce back? Jill Jubinski and Peter Burkholder help guide you through returning to the good fight of gainful employment.
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Finding Signal in the Noise, With Aneel Lakhani and Jason Dixon
Bridget and Matt (in his triumphant return) chat with Aneel Lakhani (SignalFX) and Jason Dixon about modern monitoring, alerting, event streams, and more.
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Devopsdays Toronto 2016
Bridget goes to devopsdays Toronto, eh, and chats with speaker Sean Walberg (NFL), sponsor Sarah Kowalik (PagerDuty), and local organizers Steve Pereira (Statflo) and Dave Cliffe (PagerDuty). Special guest appearance by ADO editor and devopsdays Minneapolis organizer Joe Laha.
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Containers and Security With Ben Hughes and Jessie Frazelle
Bridget chats with lovable reprobate/returning guest Ben Hughes (Etsy) and badass container expert Jessie Frazelle (Mesosphere) about everyone's favorite topic: security.
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Speaking at Conferences With Ryn Daniels
Speaking at tech conferences: how do you get started? What should you expect? Ryn Daniels of Etsy (author, engineer, and frequent public speaker) chats with Bridget, offering insights about speaking at conferences.
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Who Owns Your Availability? With Charity Majors and Pete Cheslock
Who owns your availability? Recent events in the npm community have rekindled the perennial discussion about dependency management and controlling points of potential failure. Long-time operations professionals Charity Majors (Hound) and Pete Cheslock (Threat Stack) join the ADO crew to discuss.
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Building Your Personal Brand With Andrea Javor and Michael Hedgpeth
Want to be a change agent inside your organization? Your "personal brand" is a critical factor in your success. Being considered relevant both inside and outside of your organization gives weight to your opinions and recommendations, and will directly influence the impact you have. Guests Andrea Javor (Beam Suntory) and Michael Hedgpeth (NCR) discuss methods on growing your brand, without self-aggrandizing boasts or claims of "thought leadership".
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Getting Down With GitLab With Job Van Der Voort
GitLab's VP of Product, Job van der Voort, joins Matt for a frank discussion on GitLab's open company culture, the history of the project, and some of the challenges and benefits of working "in the open".
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Open Your Stack With JJ Asghar
JJ Asghar joins us to help school Matt about what is going on in the OpenStack world
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Vendors: Frenemies or Friends? With Michael Ducy of the Goat Farm
Arrested DevOps teams up with The Goat Farm (http://goatcan.do) to talk about the ways that sales folks, solution architects, and other vendor roles can help be a partner to your organization and not just a necessary evil
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Chocolatey Goodness With Rob Reynolds
Rob Reynolds, creator of the popular Windows packaging tool Chocolatey, joins Trevor for a discussion on the future of the project, as well as some historical details on the journey so far.
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Open Source With Phil Dibowitz
Matt is joined by Facebook Production Engineer Phil Dibowitz to talk about the state of Open Source today, the changes it has gone through in his career, as well as some of the best ways to get started in the world of Open Source.
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Platforms With Kelsey Hightower and Andrew Clay Shafer
If you build, deploy, and operate software in production, you have a platform. Andrew Clay Shafer and Kelsey Hightower discuss different choices available in the platform space, from unstructured to structured with all the considerations along the road to operational maturity.
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2015 in Review
We’ve made it through two years of ADO! It seems like only yesterday that we recorded our first year-end episode (which you can listen to at arresteddevops.com/27). And we’re back again to talk about what 2015 was for us, in the world of DevOps, and the world of ADO. Plus, Matt and Bridget wax nostalgic about cable management from when we managed data centers.
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Measurement and Sharing With Nicole Forsgren
Chef's Dr. Nicole Forsgren has a frank talk with Matt about the often neglected portions of CAMS theory - Measurement and Sharing. She gives real-world, practical tips on how to use data to drive a transformation...and even how culture can be measured.
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DevOpsDays 2015 Year in Review With John Willis
DevOpsDays Core Organizer John Willis drops by to talk with the crew about some of the challenges (and fun) of organizing a DevOpsDays event. We also discuss the history of DevOpsDays, and share some fun war stories.
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Switching Teams: From Linux to Windows and Windows to Linux
What are some of the gotcha's that exist when switching operating systems? Trevor talks with Matthew Walter about the differences that exist and their own challenges as they've started their journeys into new operating systems.
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What Is New at Puppet? With Eric Sorenson
Special guest Eric Sorenson of Puppet Labs chats with Matt about all the new hotness with Puppet, including Application Orchestration. Plus, Matt and Eric put on their pundit hats and talk about the acquisition of Ansible by Red Hat.
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Test Driven Infrastructure With Arthur Maltson and Michael Goetz
Testing your infrastructure code is critical. But exactly HOW do you go about doing this? Matt talks with Arthur Maltson and Michael Goetz about using tools such as Test Kitchen, Chef Audit Mode, InSpec, and Chef Compliance to help you build confidence in your infracode.
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Tis the Season...For Scaling! With Rob Cummings and Matt Curry
Holiday! It’s a time of merriment… and terror. Let’s talk about how to prepare for a known spike in traffic, and what’s worked (and hasn’t)!
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ITIL Eye for the DevOps Folks With Steven Boyd
What's this ITIL thing all about? How can it complement DevOps? Can't we all just get along? Special guest Steven Boyd joins us to discuss how ITIL can help an organization, and help correct some misconceptions about what ITIL is (and is not).
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Creating DevOps Communities and Events With Andy Burgin, Dustin Collins, and Nathen Harvey
Andy Burgin, Dustin Collins, and Nathen Harvey join Matt and Trevor to talk about what it takes to create DevOps events, Meetups, and communities.
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Infrastructure as Code With Joshua Timberman, Eric Sorenson, and Robyn Bergeron
What does "infrastructure as code" actually mean? How is it different from configuration management? Special guests Joshua Timberman (Chef), Eric Sorenson (Puppet Labs), and Robyn Bergeron (Ansible) talk with Matt and Trevor about this very topic.
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Cognitive Neuroscience With Courtney Nash & Lindsay Holmwood
Trevor and Bridget chat with Courtney Nash (O'Reilly Media) and Lindsay Holmwood (Australian Government Digital Transformation Office) about cognitive neuroscience. We'll talk about recognizing cognitive fallacies, the psychology of alert design, how to make your conference proposals their most appealing, and about empathy from a scientific point of view.
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ChatOps Extravaganza With Jason Hand, Sasha Rosenbaum, and Peter Burkholder
Matt & Trevor sit down with Jason Hand (VictorOps), Sasha Rosenbaum (10th Magnitude), and Peter Burkholder (Chef) to discuss ChatOps.
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Podcast Me Maybe With Kyle Kingsbury
Matt, Trevor, and Bridget chat with Kyle Kingsbury (Stripe) about his research on failure in distributed systems.
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Building an Ops Team With Charity Majors, Patrick McDonnell, and MCR
Bridget and Trevor are joined by Charity Majors (Facebook), as well as Mike Rembetsy and Patrick McDonnell (Etsy) for a frank discussion on what goes into building a great ops team.
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Eating Sushi With Andrew Clay Shafer
Matt and Bridget sit down with Andrew Clay Shafer (finally!) at DevOpsDays Minneapolis to discuss his thoughts on what's going on with the DevOps world since 2009, as well as his opinions on podcasts having episode numbers. Sadly, no sushi was actually consumed.
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Career Devops With Jeff Hackert
In this episode, Jeff Hackert discusses developing your career in DevOps.
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Disasters!
In this episode, Stephanie Van Dyk and Mark Imbriaco discuss how to communicate and how to recover in the event of complete disasters.
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Dr. BOFH, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the DevOps
In this episode, 'reformed' Bastard Operators From Hell Yvo van Doorn, Chris Read, and Kevin Hubbard discuss how the industry and their jobs have changed over time, especially with the advent of DevOps.
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DevOps and Marketing
Marketing departments are often told, 'Don't use the term DevOps incorrectly!'' But exactly HOW should our marketing peers use that term? How can we effectively talk about DevOps in the marketing space? Shannon Smith from 10th Magnitude and Jason Hand from VictorOps joined us to discuss this heated topic.
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What's New at Chef?
Recorded live at ChefConf 2015, we sat down with Julian Dunn, Seth Falcon, and Adam Edwards of Chef Software to talk about all the cool new things that Chef is cooking up - including Chef Delivery, Chef Analytics, and new awesome things with Chef itself!
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DevOps Culture Change With Bill Joy
DevOps revolves a lot around what an organization and culture should look like. We talk about it on just about every episode of this podcast. Something we tend to skate around though is the how. How do you change the culture of an organization?
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Starting a New Devops Job
Starting any new job can be a mix of fun, excitement, and nervousness. But what about when you're coming into a DevOps-oriented organization? What are some of the special challenges entering a collaborative, 'blameless' place of work? Ryn Daniels and Jake Champlin join us to discuss their recent experiences of starting at some pretty exciting workplaces.
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Docker! Docker! Docker!
James Turnbull has traveled the world speaking about Docker, and now he's here to tell ADO all about it. The tech, the company, and the community: James has opinions and was more than willing to share them!
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DevOps in a Microsoft World With Jessica DeVita and Jeffrey Snover
Is DevOps just for the open source world? Can you do DevOps in a Microsoft shop? What are some of the tools and capabilities available for Windows, Azure, and .NET professionals who want to approach work in a DevOps model? Microsoft DevOps Evangelist Jessica DeVita and Jeffrey Snover, a Distinguished Engineer at Microsoft and the Lead Architect for the Windows Server and System Center Division, talk with the ADO crew about how Microsoft approaches DevOps.
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Hiring in a Post-DevOps World
At DevOpsDays Ghent in 2014, it was joked that we are living in a 'post-DevOps world'. What are the challenges in hiring for DevOps related jobs? We be talked with panelists on all sides of the table - recruiting, hiring, and also just some rabble-rousing about why you should stop looking for 'ninjas' and 'rockstars'. Digital Ocean's Jill Jubinski, Datadog's Mike Fiedler, and rabble-rouser Josh Hertz joined Matt and Trevor to weigh in on a this complicated topic.
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Incidents and Accidents: Examining Failure Without Blame
Dave Zwieback, VP of Engineering at Next Big Sound and Mike Rembetsy, VP of Technical Operations at Etsy discuss learning from the unexpected and examining failure without blame. With practical tips about technical tools and philosophical insights into the human factors and cognitive biases in play, these industry experts offer useful guidance for the thorny questions around the topic of failure.
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A Year of ADO
It’s been a year of ADO, with topics from CI to security, panels of devs and of ops, and even Pete Cheslock. For the last episode of the year, we thought it would be fun to revisit Matt and Trevor chatting, sans guests - which hasn't happened since the first episode!
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The Database: The Elephant in the Room
Data - we can’t have applications or services without it. If software is eating the world, then data is the maitre’d. However, it can be challenging to incorporate database design and release into the world of continuous delivery and devops. Grant Fritchey and Jonathan Hickford of Redgate join Matt and Trevor for a discussion of DevOps and Databases.
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DevOps in the Enterprise
DevOps isn't just for startups - in fact, that argument can be made that it's even MORE important for large, enterprise-scale companies than for anyone else. What does it mean to 'do DevOps' in an enterprise? Is there a different flavor of DevOps for enterprise companies? Does CAMS work at scale? Michael Ducy (CHEF Software), Ross Clanton (Target), and Steve Pereira join Matt, Trevor, and Bridget (wat?) to finally tackle this tricky topic.
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Git 101 With Emma Jane Westby
One of the reasons that DevOps can be transformative to an organization is that it shortens feedback loops - talking about CAMS, the measurement piece is where that can come into play. Anyway, in that spirit, we’re taking feedback we’ve gotten from listeners who want more detailed, technical topics, and we have an episode talking about the HOW with git - with a very special guest, Emma Jane Westby.
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Managing Systems in the Cloud
Tom Limoncelli, one of the authors of _The Practice of Cloud System Administration: Designing and Operating Large Distributed Systems_ talks with Matt and Trevor (but mostly Trevor) about the challenges of modern system management.
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Devopsdays Chicago
Recorded on Day 2 of DevOpsDays Chicago. Matt and Trevor are joined by a panel of attendees and organizers to talk about their experiences at the first ever DevOpsDays to take place in the Windy City. #deepdishdevops for everyone!
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Conference Love
Conferences - some people are addicted, and others have never been. What is the point of conferences? What's an unconference? Why shouldn't I just stay home and watch the livestreams? Jason Dixon (Monitorama), Bridget Kromhout (devopsdays Minneapolis), and Pete Cheslock (devopsdays Boston) give their two cents (and more) about why conferences are the place to be.
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Something About Security With Ben Hughes
When we talk about DevOps, often times we focus only on the two disciplines that feature in the name - Development and Operations. But DevOps, truly, is about collaboration across all areas of the business, even those security blokes. Ben Hughes, Security Manager at Etsy, joins the ADO crew to review how to work WITH your security teams, and show that they're not really scary at all.
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Dev to Ops
What does the journey from a background based in Development and moving to an Ops role feel like?
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The Sysadmin Show
Way back in Episode 3, we had a 'Dev focused' show. It's about time to show some sysadmin love.
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Help! I Need Somebody
Matt and Trevor are joined by Dave Gerding, as well as first ever repeat panelist Sasha Rosenbaum, to talk about how to ask for help - and how to get the best help possible with your problems and questions. There's no shame in your game when you need some assistance!
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DevOpsDays Minneapolis
Matt was joined by guest co-host Julian Dunn, as well as some awesome panelists for an on-site recording of ADO at the very first DevOpsDays Minneapolis!
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Continuous Delivery
One of the most commonly associated principles with DevOps is that of Continuous Delivery. Continuing (ha ha) upon our previous episode on Continuous Integration, Jez Humble talks about what CD is, how it can help your organization, and how he's seen the world of DevOps change since the first publication of the Continuous Delivery book.
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How to Eff Up Devops
DevOps 'Thought Leaders' Pete Cheslock, Nathen Harvey, and Randi Harper help us understand all the things you can do wrong when 'doing the DevOps'.
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Software Deployment
'It doesn't count until it's in production.'' How can organizations level-up at delivering software and features to their customers? What are some of the good practices that DevOps can bring to your company? Matt and Trevor are joined by Ranjib Dey, system administrator at PagerDuty, to talk about 'shipping that software.'
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Making the DevOps Transition
Matt and Trevor are joined by Jeanne Steinback (Rewards Network) and Chris A (MacArthur Foundation) to chat about their real-world experiences in bringing an organization through a DevOps transition.
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DevOps at Etsy: Not a Unicorn, Just a Sparkly Horse
The engineering team at Etsy are considered by many to be industry leaders when it comes to automation, software delivery, and general DevOps awesomeness. We will be joined by Senior Operations Engineer Jon Cowie (and others) to give an overview of how Etsy does their DevOps magic, and what we can learn from their example.
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Scaling the Application Mountains
In today's world of web-scale IT, the ability to respond quickly to increased demand and traffic on your critical applications is an essential component of success. Scaling experts Steven Corona and Igor Papirov join Matt and Trevor to talk about why scaling matters, some good practices to keep in mind, and other tips and tricks for success in the dynamic world of modern applications.
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Fast and Furious: Configuration Drift
One of the key technologies to help automate your DevOps environment is Configuration Management. There's a lot of chatter around what exactly this means, and how you can use it. Special panel guests Sean OMeara, Chris Webber, and Steven Murawksi join Matt and Trevor to talk about how Config Management can make your systems and stack more stable, predictable, and more fun to manage.
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Managing Your Mental Stack
It's information overload these days - how can a technology professional manage to keep up with everything that is new and exciting in the world of DevOps? What are the best methods for absorbing content and developing skills? Just how useful are podcasts, anyway? Matt, Trevor, and special guest Sasha Rosenbaum discuss these topics and their own personal strategies and challenges with keeping their brains from segfaulting.
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All Together Now
Angela Dugan of Polaris Solutions and Todd Vernon, CEO & co-founder of VictorOps, join the ADO crew to chat about the challenges of collaborating in a cross-functional team. How can tools help facilitate communication among developers, testers, and operations? What are some of the best practices to keep in mind? And, of course, there just might be some "horror stories" of communication gone horribly wrong.
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DevOps Mythbusters
On this episode of Arrested DevOps Matt and Trevor are joined by some of the finest minds in DevOps podcastery - Damon Edwards of DevOps Cafe and Sascha Bates of The Ship Show. The panel addresses some common beliefs on DevOps, and whether these beliefs are true...or just MYTHS.
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Continuous Integration – CI Told You So!
A frank discussion of Continuous Integration
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Agile and Devops
How do Agile and DevOps relate?
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The Dev Show
DevOps from a developer perspective
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Does Testing Keep You From Making a Huge Mistake?
What role does testing play in DevOps?
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What Is DevOps?
Matt and Trevor talk about the reason for Arrested DevOps, the format of the show (sort of), and then 'what does DevOps mean?'' Then somehow the topic devolves into open floorspaces and Matt puts his foot in his mouth a few times.
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