DOP 91: It's Past Time to Abandon Docker Compose

#91: The Docker of 2021 is not the same as the Docker of 2016, especially when it comes to the tools around the Kubernetes ecosystem. Today, we talk about how Docker Compose should not be used to manage Kubernetes and how you should be developing Kubernetes based applications in 2021.   Kaniko - Building Container Images In Kubernetes Without Docker https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgwVQN6GNJg  ...

DOP 90: Event Driven Continuous Delivery With Keptn

#90: Email. Slack. Kubernetes. These things have at least one thing in common. They are all event-driven. Even if you don't agree with that statement, we can agree that asynchronous development has taken off in the past few years, thus exploding the concepts of event-driven. We are now starting to see these concepts arriving in tooling space. We speak with Andi Grabner about Keptn, an event-based control plane for continuous delivery and automated operations for cloud-native applications....

DOP 89: 2021 - the Year of the Irrelevant

#89: 2020 is in the rear view mirror. 2021 is out the front windshield. The items that are going to be the most important are going to be those items that are the most irrelevant. In today's episode, we try to unwind what that means and why it matters to you.   Transcript: https://www.devopsparadox.com/episodes/2021-the-year-of-the-irrelevant-89/#transcript  ...

DOP 88: DevOps in 2020 - Year in Review

#88: 2020 was quite a year. Your year may have been great or it may have been horrible. Hopefully it trended towards great, even if did not live up to your expectations. In today's episode, we look back over some of the items that we encountered and that you probably did too.   Transcript: ...

DOP 87: God Bless Us Everyone

#87: This is a little different episode. With it being Christmas week, Darin and Viktor take a step back and think about all the things that they are grateful for in this crazy year that is 2020.   Transcript: https://www.devopsparadox.com/episodes/god-bless-us-everyone-87/#transcript   YouTube channel: ...

DOP 86: Your Internal Developer Platform Sucks

#86: Just because you are running your application on Kubernetes, that doesn't mean it was simple to get to that outcome. Today, we speak with Alan Barr about how his company is trying to not only make Kubernetes operationally simple, but also how it is important to also make it simple for application developers to use.   https://www.alanmbarr.com/blog/internal-developer-platform/   Alan's...

DOP 85: The Hidden Costs of DevOps

#85: It's simple to quantify the hard costs of DevOps. Labor. Hardware. Software. However, it's a lot harder to calculate the hidden costs of DevOps. Today we talk with Yuval Oren about what he is seeing in the industry and how technical debt may be the answer to your problems.   Yuval's information: Twitter: https://twitter.com/yuvalo   Transcript: ...

DOP 84: Mattermost Saves a 30 Year Old D&D Campaign

#84: In these times, everyone is familiar with Slack and Microsoft Teams. However, there are other companies that offer similar solutions. Today, we talk with PJ Hagerty from Mattermost and find out how Mattermost sets itself apart from its competitors.   PJ's information: Twitter: https://twitter.com/aspleenic   Transcript: ...

DOP 83: Using Spring to Develop Cloud Native Applications

#83: When Spring Framework appeared on the scene over 18 years ago (October 1, 2002), the public cloud was just a glimmer in the eyes Amazon, Google, and Microsoft. Fast forward to today. Spring has adapted over its lifetime and still is considered the industry standard for Java development. Today, we speak with the Thomas Vitale, author of "Cloud Native Spring in Action" from Manning Publications.   Order your copy of "Cloud Native Spring in Action" by clicking on the link...

DOP 82: Where You Live Shouldn't Define Your Pay

#82: Today we speak with Olaf Molenveld, the CTO of Vamp.io, a Cloud-Native AIOps platform that provides self-service release and cost optimization capabilities. We discuss numerous items from should where you live determine your salary to why does ColdFusion still exist.   Olaf's information: Twitter: https://twitter.com/olafmolenveld LinkedIn: ...