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Friday Jun 26, 2020
Friday Jun 26, 2020
In this episode Baruch (@jbaruch) hosted Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) and Melissa McKay(@melissajmckay) to discuss some of the great questions the audience asked during the "Demystifying CI/CD" webinar, they conducted a week prior. As the discussion progressed, it turned out that the answer to most of the questions is "it depends, it is really a tradeoff". Who could have thought!
- Continuous delivery vs. continuous deployment. Should you automate all the way to deployment without a final, manual approval step?
- Who should build pipelines and how can you trust the quality of your pipelines?
- How much trust can you place on dependencies? You can’t check everything so where is the line of trust?
- Imperative vs. declarative workflows. Reusability of each for different use cases? Using building blocks that encapsulate imperative actions for building declarative pipelines
- Creating large blocks of workflows, with conditionals embedded in them, vs. small and containable blocks
- Using mono-repositories vs. dedicated repositories for microservices or for different parts of your pipelines
- Working on the production main branch vs. several feature branches
- Amount of time spent on review processes like merging on a branch or merging on a pull request?
- Managing changes to non-code assets like database schemas? Should they have separate pipelines? Backward compatibility and rollback considerations.
- What are the merits and practicality of GitOps and using version control to drive operations?
Monday Jun 22, 2020
Monday Jun 22, 2020
In this episode Baruch (@jbaruch) and Kat (@Dixie3Flatline) hosted Ravi Lachhman (@ravilach) to speak about Harness, CD automation and how it improves our software delivery – velocity, quality, security, and morale.
Thursday Jun 18, 2020
Thursday Jun 18, 2020
Today Baruch and Kat sat with the amazing Robert Reeves, the lazy, impatient, and hubris CTO of Liquibase, which sells weekends, time with kids, and sleep at night.
Wednesday Jun 03, 2020
Wednesday Jun 03, 2020
In this special, we'll talk about the agenda of JFrog's upcoming user conference, the JFrog swampUP. It's online, it's affordable, and it is packed with awesome content!
We run it twice, in the Americas TZ on June 24th and in EMEA TZ on July 1st, so time zone is not an issue!
The tickets are $20, all the proceeds go to charity, no reason not to attend! Check the website for the full agenda and more details!
Tuesday Jun 02, 2020
Tuesday Jun 02, 2020
Today Kat (@Dixie3Flatline) and Baruch (@jbaruch) hosted Leonid Igolnik (@ligolnik) a veteran engineering manager to talk about what it takes not only to work effectively during the pandemic but also lead effectively.
Monday May 04, 2020
Monday May 04, 2020
In this episode, we embarked on a fascinating journey of despair and hope with Sam Boyer (@sdboyer), the author of the Go Dep experiment, and discussed all things dependency management - why it doesn't work, and what can be done to make it a little more transparent and easier to work with.
- Go dep commit officially retiring the project, made on the day of our podcast was aired
- The notorious blog post about package manager (which Baruch uses in all his talks now)
- Sam's take on the Go Dep experiment
- Semantic Versioning
- Russ Cox on SAT
- JFrog Xray analyzing the security and licensing selections signals of the dependency management
- Confusion Matrix definition
- Confusion Matrix explained
- ^1.2.0 is a lie
Monday Apr 20, 2020
Monday Apr 20, 2020
In this episode of the DevOps Speakeasy podcast, Kat and Baruch interviewed Chris Short, the author of the DevOps'ish newsletter and podcast and a CNCF Ambassador about OpenShift, Kubernetes Operators, how to pronounce kubectl and what's not!
- DevOp'ish
- RedHat OpenShift
- CoreDNS
- Prometheus
- Operator Pattern
- OperatorHub
- kubectl pronunciation
- kubectl – The definite pronunciation guide
- The Dark Side of DevOps swampUP 2019 talk
- Liquid Sofware
- Using JFrog Artifactory with air-gap
- Java Card Technology
- Sam Boyer's blog post on package managers
- Spurious Correlations
- Research on a faster way to replace bad data
Wednesday Apr 08, 2020
Wednesday Apr 08, 2020
In this episode of the DevOps Speakeasy podcast, Kat and Baruch interviewed Valarie Regas about her journey to DevOps and staring at conferences, about working from home in the time of COVID-19, and about reading the room.
- Valarie's talk about Wardley Maps in front of pairing Belugas and Simon Wardley
- Valarie's talk while being very pregnant
- Jaguar I-PACE breaks software recall
- Kat and her team's continuously updated car demo at swampUP 2019 presented by Kit Merker
- Rancher's K3S – Lightweight Kubernetes for IoT and Edge computing
- Valarie at DevFest Siberia 2019
- DevOops - another amazing DevOps conference where you will be able to meet all 3 speakers of this podcat
- Baruch's talk about the importance of shownotes (both for the audience and for DevRel)
Monday Mar 30, 2020
Monday Mar 30, 2020
In this episode, Baruch and Kat hosted Jessica Deen, an amazing senior cloud advocate for Azure to talk about what DevOps is for her, and how cloud advocates can make engineers more productive.
- Azure DevOps
- Donovan Brown's What is DevOps?
- Event-stream library hijacked to steal bitcoin
- Jessica's talk at JFrog swampUP 2019 – complete DevOps pipeline
- Draft
- Helm
- JFrog Container Registry - a free registry for containers and a repository for Helm charts
Wednesday Mar 25, 2020
Wednesday Mar 25, 2020
In this episode, Baruch and Kat hosted John Willis, one of the co-fathers of DevOps, co-author of The DevOps Handbook and author of a dozen of other great books. We discussed his new digital transformation group in Red Hat, how we understanding the third economy should have DevOps ripple effect, and how governance is a lot like unit tests.