DevOps Dispatch

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The DevOps Dispatch Podcast is a show that brings you the latest trends, discussions, and insights from the DevOps community. We interview thought leaders, practitioners, and innovators from all over to get their perspectives on the latest challenges and opportunities in DevOps. We also cover a wide range of topics, from automation and continuous delivery to culture and leadership. If you're interested in learning more about DevOps, or if you're just curious about what's happening in the world of software development, then this is the podcast for you.

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Exploring Cloud Native Rejekts and community organizing

Apr 02 2024 21 mins  
Laura Santamaria sits down with Benazir Khan, Community Program Manager at Microsoft, to talk about the Cloud Native Rejekts conference (happens before KubeCon), community conference organizing, and all of the work that happens behind the scenes. Sign up for the event if you’re headed to Paris!Links:https://cloud-native.rejekts.io/

A lot of different hats, and only one of them is red

Mar 05 2024 19 mins  
Kat Cosgrove chats with Christoph Blecker, Service Delivery Architect at Red Hat, about his many roles within the Kubernetes project over time, what all of those roles really involve, and how others can grow from contributor, to code owner, to open source governance in Kubernetes and beyond.

The Linux Foundation and the Janitors of Open Source

Mar 05 2024 18 mins  
Kat Cosgrove is joined by Robert Reeves, VP of Strategic Partnerships at the Linux Foundation. We talk about the various moving parts of an open source foundation as large as the Linux Foundation, how they help build communities, and the tools and resources they provide for projects to get them off the ground, help them thrive, and eventually change the world.

Documentation Written By People, For People

Mar 05 2024 19 mins  
Kat Cosgrove is joined by Rey Lejano, Cloud Native Solutions Architect at Suse, to talk about Kubernetes documentation. We cover how SIG Docs works alongside the release team, the hurdles involved from both a people and a technology standpoint, and the many ways you can get involved in contributing back to Kubernetes whether you’re an organization member or not!

Psychological Safety in Open Source Projects

Feb 26 2024 22 mins  
Kat Cosgrove and Laura Santamaria sit down with Natali Vlatko, open source architect at Cisco, to talk about psychological safety in working in open source and in group environments and how to let people know it’s okay to ask for help.Links:Dungeons and Deployments talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CPrDLFM1Aw&t=0sKubernetes SIG Docs talk: https://youtu.be/R4RDZ-rLNJo?si=

Thoughts on contributing and open source with Amy Tobey of Equinix

Feb 22 2024 19 mins  
At Kubecon NA 2023 in Chicago, Tim Banks sits down with Amy Tobey of Equinix to talk about competition, contributing, open source and more. Links:- Equinix Metal - Bare Metal Server & Dedicated Cloud Provider- Dell Technologies Developer Learn more: https://developer.dell.com

WebAssembly and the Future of WASM

Feb 22 2024 21 mins  
Laura Santamaria chats with Matt Butcher, CEO at Fermyon Technologies, about WebAssembly, its fit in the overall ecosystem, the huge maturity leap that WebAssembly has made, security with WASM, and more. Join us for our chat about how 2023 was the first big year for WebAssembly, and share some thoughts with us!Links:https://webassembly.org/https://www.fermyon.com/https://github.com

Generative AI and Open Source

Feb 22 2024 21 mins  
Laura Santamaria chatted with Katherine Druckman and Ezequiel Lanza, Open Source Evangelists at Intel, about open source, artificial intelligence (AI), and security. They talked about how generative AI is changing the technology landscape, open source, DevOps, and security.Links:https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/topic-technology/open/overview.htmlhttps://www.intel.c

The Linux Foundation: from the kernel to Kubernetes (and beyond)

Feb 22 2024 24 mins  
At Kubecon NA Barton George sat down with Jim Zemlin, executive director of the Linux Foundation. Jim takes us through the LF’s 20-year history and how they went from housing one project to over 1000. Jim reveals how the LFs attack on Microsoft back in the day was really a way to neutralize Sun Microsystems and why Google made the strategic move to contribute the code for Kuberne

Architecting Open Source

Feb 20 2024 18 mins  
Kat Cosgrove and Laura Santamaria chats with Paris Pittman, Senior Program Manager in the Open Source Programs Office at Apple, live at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon NA 2023 about organizational design of, mentoring in, leadership transitions for, and community strategy in open source projects.Links:https://www.swift.org/documentation/server/https://www.swift.org/blog/evolving-swift-pro