The New Stack Makers

Episode 351: The Changing Role Of An SRE In An Event-Driven World

September 21st, 2018  |  24 mins 51 secs

The role of the site reliability engineer (SRE) h…

Episode 350: Taking a Proactive Approach to Distributed Tracing with New Relic APM

September 20th, 2018  |  29 mins 30 secs

The evolution of distributed tracing has seen man…

Episode 349: Build DevOps Teams, Start Your Digital Transformation

September 19th, 2018  |  22 mins 56 secs

A digital transformation requires DevOps — DevOps…

Episode 348: Devops and Security Practices Equals DevSecOps

September 18th, 2018  |  29 mins 38 secs

On today's episode of The New Stack Makers, TNS F…

Episode 347: Jennifer Tejada, CEO At PagerDuty: DevOps Success Relies On Teams, Empathy And Inclusion

September 17th, 2018  |  22 mins 2 secs

Jennifer Tejada, CEO of PagerDuty dropped by the …

Episode 346: Stackery’s Ecosystem Manager on Listening to People in Tech

September 13th, 2018  |  11 mins 10 secs

developers, devops, diversity, diversity in tech, programming, software engineering, women in tech

The concept of helping organizations deploy to serverless faster and with fewer resources is straightforward. But underneath the platform Stackery offers, of course, is a lot of heavy-lifting development work that goes into creating the necessary code. The end result is about making serverless more accessible for organizations that might otherwise not have the resources and knowhow in house to make the move.

Episode 345: Pulumi CEO Joe Duffy on Deploying to the Cloud Faster with Your Favorite Language

September 12th, 2018  |  33 mins 58 secs

developers, devops, programming, programming languages, pulumi

Pulumi CEO and Co-Founder Joe Duffy and his team could have created a new programming language to help developers deploy their applications to multi-cloud environments — but they did not.

“The tech nerd in me would love to go creating a new language,” Duffy, who was previously a long-time Microsoft software engineer and tool developer, said during a live interview with TNS founder and editor-in-chief Alex Williams. “I’ve done that a few times before, but it didn’t seem appropriate.”

Episode 344: The Keynotes from New Relic: Modern Visibility with Distributed Tracing

September 11th, 2018  |  30 mins 55 secs

On this episode of The New Stack Makers, TNS founder and editor-in-chief Alex Williams was on-site at the New Relic offices in Portland, Oregon for a preview of the FutureStack 2018 conference keynotes and learn more about New Relic's approach to distributed tracing from New Relic SVP of Product Management, Aaron Johnson.

Episode 343: MapR's Jack Norris Talks Data for Fabrics, Persistence & AI

September 10th, 2018  |  25 mins 31 secs

big data, ci/cd, cloudbees, continuous delivery, continuous integration, data, data fabric, mapr

With CI/CD becoming more and more the defining competitive edge in the marketplace, the big question is how, exactly, does one accomplish continuous delivery? On this episode of The New Stack Makers, we sat down with Jack Norris, to talk about a big piece of that puzzle. He’s senior vice president at MapR, a company that provides a data fabric layer to the tech stack necessary for continuous delivery.

Episode 342: CI/CD with Jenkins X and Kubernetes

September 5th, 2018  |  46 mins 50 secs

The entire technology industry has aligned behind…

Episode 341: Talking Up Kubernetes 1.12 with Present and Former Release Managers Tim Pepper and Josh Berkus

September 4th, 2018  |  13 mins 6 secs

Kubernetes remains on track to offer some excitin…

Episode 340: What it Takes to Manage the Kubernetes Community

September 3rd, 2018  |  13 mins 11 secs

Sometimes, managing the software community can be…

Episode 339: DevOps World + Jenkins World 2018 Preview: Are DevOps and Jenkins Synonymous?

August 29th, 2018  |  21 mins 58 secs

Jenkins has often been called the “engine of DevO…

Episode 338: When Breaking Up a Monolith, Consider Data as Much as Code

August 27th, 2018  |  32 mins 56 secs

One of the most challenging aspects of migrating …

Episode 337: Discussing Microservices and APIs with Stoplight.io's Taylor Barnett

August 27th, 2018  |  17 mins 13 secs

On today’s episode of The New Stack Makers podcas…

Episode 336: Redefining Cloud Native to Focus on Business Value

August 23rd, 2018  |  32 mins 31 secs

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Cloud native isn’t limited to containers and microservices orchestration. This was the main conclusion the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) reached when it set out this year to re-define the term “cloud native,” said Justin Garrison, co-author of the book Cloud Native Infrastructure, who was involved in the CNCF’s lengthy process. Under the new definition, CNCF recognizes that cloud native is not just a set of technologies to adopt, but that it also reflects a change in an organization’s structure and processes.